'THEOLOGY / RELIGION' Category

Jesus and Ted

November 10th, 2006 · Posted in Christianity, Current Affairs, Reflections, Religion, THEOLOGY / RELIGION · 3 Comments

One of the events I’m late in commenting on is the whole mess with Ted Haggard. By now you all know about Ted — who he is, what he did, etc. (If not click on his name for the link to a Wiki Pedia article.)
What is there to say about the whole [...]

An Easter Prayer

April 16th, 2006 · Posted in Christianity, Reflections, Religion, SPIRITUALITY, THEOLOGY / RELIGION, The Church Year · 0 Comments

Easter is the most important day in the Christian year — the day we celebrate the new life we have because of the resurrection of Christ.
I offer this prayer — a responsive prayer for Easter — from The Book Of Common Worship of the Presbyterian Church, USA:
O Christ, in your resurrection, the heavens [...]

A THEOLOGICAL QUESTION: CAN GOD HATE?

February 24th, 2006 · Posted in THEOLOGY / RELIGION · 3 Comments

Here’s a theological question for you:Can God hate?
Hmmm … interesting!
My answer?Yes — God hates sin.  Sin is against God’s will — and blocks the relationship with God that God created us for.    However — when Christ died on the cross He took our sins upon Himself –  so it is possible for  the [...]

GOD IS LOVE

January 22nd, 2006 · Posted in THEOLOGY / RELIGION · 9 Comments

I got the following comment to my post: About Pat from Seth Manapeo, who I presume read the post as a part of the latest GOD or NOT Carnival.

I’m confused by your god. The old testament god was certainly vengeful and full of wroth, if wroth is the word I want. It is certainly claimed [...]

WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY

January 18th, 2006 · Posted in Current Affairs, Reflections, THEOLOGY / RELIGION · 1 Comment

As I read today’s entry in the Presbyterian Church (USA) Mission Yearbook I was reminded that this week is the Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity.
Christian unity is important.  In fact, it is vital if we are to truly follow Christ — who calls us to love God, love others, and work for the expression [...]