Thought and Buddhism

After a discussion with my 15 year old yesterday, I think I finally have some resolution with Buddhism, so I am going to share some thoughts on that. As you know if you’ve read my previous blogs, I believe that Word of God encompasses much more than the incarnation of the Word we see in the birth of Jesus. I believe that God reveals Himself in the expansion of thought, not in the limiting of the Word to what was written 2000 years ago. Continue reading Thought and Buddhism

Tragedy in Florida

A few weeks ago I posted a blog based on a quote from Jesus, “No one is good – except God alone.” In light of what just happened in my home state of Florida at a club called the Pulse, I want to expound a little on how I believe that statement should shape our view of the world. Continue reading Tragedy in Florida

The Elect and Free Will

The subject of the elect, a form of predestination, is a difficult subject that has faced Christians for at least hundreds of years. It is in scripture and cannot be ignored. Calvin took the strictest interpretation to heart and taught that only the elect would go to heaven and those not chosen since the dawn of time would suffer damnation. Continue reading The Elect and Free Will

Trinity

In 2000, I was reading a work by St. Thomas Aquinas dealing with progression in God and I was also delving into the concepts of Einstein’s theories of relativity. Additionally, I was puzzled with the concept of the Trinity at the time. There’s nothing better than a nice relaxing hobby, right? Out of this mix of ideas and through prayer, study and thought in a search for truth, I developed the theory of Trinity based on God’s relationship to time. Continue reading Trinity