Tag Archives: usefulness
Higher level “bruising”
According to scientist/theologian Emanuel Swedenborg, Holy Scripture (God’s Word) contains several distinct levels of meaning. Swedenborg even wrote many volumes of work to provide an abundance of evidence that the words of the sacred narratives within the Holy Bible actually … Continue reading
The difference between “facts” and “truth”
Facts and truth both represent information. But there is a big difference between these two types of verifiably “correct” data. Facts represent dead data while truth is information that is spiritual or living. This is why factual data is often … Continue reading
Wilbur And The Two Salt Shakers
Maybe this story happened. Maybe it didn’t. Or maybe it someday will. Once upon a time there lived, or should I say there existed, a young man named Wilbur. I say “existed” because Wilbur was not very happy. And to … Continue reading
Heaven Is Not A Retirement Destination
I recall an episode of The Twilight Zone TV series where a man of suspicious character is killed and suddenly finds himself regaining consciousness in the hereafter. He is greeted by a host, who has been given the special responsibility … Continue reading
