Posts Tagged as ‘Christians’

December 11, 2008

A greater purpose for Poetry

When I was a child, my parents often wondered where I came from. Hmm. But really, how does a poet rise from two scientists–my father had a PhD in Geophysics and my mom double majored in math and chemistry. My brother? History (his educational focus, not the state of existence).  So even I can ask [...]

December 6, 2008

Jesus was a communist

One day in creative writing class I was probably feeling a bit sour and ended up making some comment about the amount of time it will take our socialistic democracy to decay into communism. It may or may not.  Some might even say that our democracy is not socialistic or that our socialism is by [...]

September 28, 2008

The Current State of Things

[Updated 10/1]
I don’t mean to play the genius card here, but our economy is in trouble.  The banks have given out too much money, people have spent too much money, and now we have to have our government (who has its own budgeting/spending/saving issues) bail us out.  We have two presidential candidates that think they [...]

June 25, 2008

Tolerance Part II

Awhile ago I wrote about the irony of tolerance.  It didn’t stop on my blog, however, as I included the same argument in a paper for my philosophy and spirituality class.  The professor had great feedback, but argued that progressive Christians, Muslims, Jews, and Buddhists are tolerant towards people of other religions.  So what is [...]

April 21, 2008

Here…no evil…?

I was talking to somebody to a fellow teacher the other day when faith popped up in our conversation.  I love these types of conversations because I get to see where people stand and I always love watching how people react to Christian theology.  This person I was talking with was so excited  to tell [...]