I have tons (well, 65.8 hours) of worship music on my computer, about 90% of which is pirated. Seriously, I have maybe seven or eight CD’s that are legitimately purchased copied down, and the rest is pirated, either from CD’s that other people let me copy, or from Limewire.
Does this make me a bad person? For those [...]
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Pirates need Jesus too
Posted in Faith, Religion and Philosophy, tagged Jesus, music, pirate, worship on September 7, 2008 | 2 Comments »
some thoughts on Truth
Posted in Faith, Religion and Philosophy, Theology and Doctrine on October 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I am currently going through a bit of a personal renaissance. Well, to be fair, it’s not exactly a recent phenomenon for me. It first started several years ago prior during a brief stint of unemployment, but then a new job and a bitter divorce pushed that aside for a while. As anyone who has [...]
to follow Christ
Posted in Faith, Religion and Philosophy on September 19, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve been thinking a lot about my “purpose” in life lately. One thing being single has taught me is how to live with myself. With that, I’ve been turning over in my head what it is to be a follower of Christ. I’m not exactly middle-aged, but I have less than a year now before [...]
Why Man Creates
Posted in Religion and Philosophy on September 16, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
One of the distinguishing characteristics of life, in all its various forms, is the fact that it always seeks to replicate itself. Man, the most complex of all created beings, can be said to exist as two creatures: a physical one, and an intelligent one – that is, a living soul. Since all life [...]
The Law of Balance
Posted in Religion and Philosophy, tagged balance, Kingdom of God, life, utopia on August 6, 1999 | Leave a Comment »
The Law of Balance (as I call it) is not something we achieve. It is a fact. Is simply is. It is how we apply that Law which produces organization. Oragnaization is life. Ultimate organization is ultimate life (we’re not talking steryl, rigid, lifeless organization), and ultimate life is utopia. Utopia is possible – it [...]
