Incorruptible
The Bible is not my authoritative frame of reference for many things, Certainly not for Nuclear Physics, nor Information Technology. I’m sure the same is true for you. The very notion that that simple statement jars some is a sign of what Dr. David Kuk, former head of Apologetics at The United Theological College of … More Black identity – Day 4 Black History Month
The story of Nehanda can pose a problem to those who would deftly try to fit the history of the world into a dogmatic theology. It might not be a perfect fit. From the ancient annals of Zimbabwe – the story of Mbuya Nehanda.
In my article, What do you think about Jesus, I expressed serious doubt that Science could replace Scripture as a source of inspiration. The notion that String Theory….even Super Unified String Theory might contribute to, clarify or even support Christian Theology however, is not an idea to be scoffed at without a hearing. I made … More Unity in Diversity
I am aware of how fanatical folk get, especially about religion. I am also aware of how I appear to some who look at me through their various religious prisms. I’ve long since been impervious to the perceptions and opinions of others….not disdainfully…..but I recognize that most people will be stuck their whole lifetimes with … More All-encompassing Glory
If there is an ongoing Great Philosophical Debate between Science and Religion, there is an equally salient if less public debate between the claims of Religion and those of History. The very allegation that sacred texts, in an attempt to establish as fact some particular cultural narrative or cosmological idea, make quasi-historical claims, is offensive … More Black History Month – Day 2
Welcome, I’ve decided to promote my Blog: The Half not told – Black History without the whitewash during Black History Month. In my most popular article last month, To bow or not to bow I mentioned the fact that we’ve been around for quite a while (Africans). Certainly longer than anyone else. Who we are … More Black History Month – Day 1
While fact and fiction are definitely opposed, truth and fiction are not. In fact, some of the world’s greatest truths are communicated by fiction, not facts. All Jesus’ teachings on the nature of the kingdom of God – (the metaphysical realm or spiritual domain) were communicated by parable – fiction. The most powerful books and … More Fact, Fiction, Faith & Folly
President Donald Trump is a thug. That is no revelation to the American people. Michael Brown says it best. “We knew what we were getting when we voted Trump.” The fact is Republicans needed a miracle to hold on to their rapidly diminishing hold on power in America and they were praying for one. If … More Silent no longer
Is that the question? For the record, she is in fact reverentially kneeling before Pastor/Prophet Alph Lukau. Black people, generally speaking, are not easily impressed. Myles Munro said it best. Should someone come to him walking on water, he’d fold his arms and say, “Well, what else can you do?” He would turn the performance … More To bow or not to bow?
Same voice. Same views. Different days. No collusion. Different Christian families. Similar aged daughters. Q. What is it about church that turns you off? A. Consistently three points raised: Judgment – I want to be affirmed and feel that I am in a safe place Obligation – I want to be wooed, welcomed and recognized … More Cover me 3
