By Russ Wellen - Freezerbox
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Worshippers are no longer content to take their religion straight anymore. They need a chaser. And that chaser is oppositional defiance.
Building a denomination or congregation today requires rallying it around the forces of evil -usually more imagined than real?
In America, congregations are pitted against other segments of America; the only religions where most of the worshippers commune with a higher power as opposed to raging against sinners are the activist and monastic branches of Christianity and the meditative traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam (Sufism).
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
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Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Unless It's Value-Added, Religion's a Non-Starter These Days
By Russ Wellen - Freezerbox
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Worshippers are no longer content to take their religion straight anymore. They need a chaser. And that chaser is oppositional defiance.
Building a denomination or congregation today requires rallying it around the forces of evil -usually more imagined than real?
In America, congregations are pitted against other segments of America; the only religions where most of the worshippers commune with a higher power as opposed to raging against sinners are the activist and monastic branches of Christianity and the meditative traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam (Sufism).
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Worshippers are no longer content to take their religion straight anymore. They need a chaser. And that chaser is oppositional defiance.
Building a denomination or congregation today requires rallying it around the forces of evil -usually more imagined than real?
In America, congregations are pitted against other segments of America; the only religions where most of the worshippers commune with a higher power as opposed to raging against sinners are the activist and monastic branches of Christianity and the meditative traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam (Sufism).
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