“I change, therefore I exist.” This play on Descartes’ axiom is an orientation to the mechanisms that will allow us to solve the problems that we have created for ourselves. They support geometric visualizations that allow us to organize energy for beneficial outcomes across all the fields of consciousness. If this is fuzzy, that is … Continue reading Mechanisms
Category: God’s Nature
What strikes me as most important about the Creation story in Genesis 1 is that it occupies only a fraction of the Biblical record. It seems to indicate that there is a break, in humanity, with the processes that ruled evolution for billions of years. Indeed, this is the impact of the cerebral cortex. The … Continue reading Why Humanity?
Why were Adam and Eve evicted from Eden? Common theology holds that they surrendered the virtue upon partaking of the "fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil." God could no longer tolerate their presence. In the mournful, "Adam? Where are you?" I hear not judgment, but parental heartbreak. An ill child … Continue reading Eviction
Do you know a young person who fears the ruin that lays in the future of our climate? Are they "spiritually sensitive?" I can explain what needs to be done to fix the problem. The green things of the earth have a three-billion-year relationship with the sun. It is in nurturing them that we gain … Continue reading Healing the Climate
How profound is God's forbearance? Of Samuel, the leading men of Israel demanded a king, claiming "A king will fight our battles for us." The Goliath arrives, and Saul promises his title to any man that will go out and defeat the enemy. Finally, David arrives out of nowhere - just as did the preceding … Continue reading The Folly of Kings
Love Returns 