Monthly Archives: September 2009
The spiritual origin of the wedding veil
Renowned religious scholar and author Karen Armstrong believes that Paleolithic cave art, ancient mythology, and biblical stories like Adam and Eve were similar symbolic styles that conveyed an early form of psychology. Scientist/theologian Emanuel Swedenborg took this idea even further. … Continue reading
A devil works twice as hard as a good person but half as hard as an angel
This is a topic worth contemplating because it addresses how God governs the universe and even allows “bad” people to be rewarded and to seemingly get ahead of those with only goodness in their heart. Since good-hearted people are more … Continue reading
Why did the Huffington Post visit my Blog?
I can only take a wild guess. I suspect that someone was “sniffing” around for posts that expressed religious intolerance. When I looked at the topics on my blog that received “hits” that day, I noticed that someone clicked on … Continue reading
The Angel and the Spirit
Once upon a time there was an angel whose job it was to greet new spirits arriving from the planet earth. Besides welcoming new citizens into the spiritual world, it was the angel’s responsibility to provide each newcomer with the … Continue reading
Murder at Yale
The death of Annie Le is, of course, shocking. First of all her murder happened within an institution of “higher learning.” We don’t often get exposed to murder cases that take place in a science lab, which consists of individuals … Continue reading
God’s Circle of Life – From Innocence to Innocence
It is self-evident that time is periodic and that nature consists of cycles. The universe would be incoherent and unknowable if it were otherwise. Science and religion can, therefore, both agree on the dynamical principle underlying the phrase “from ashes … Continue reading