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"Spiritually Speaking" endeavors to bridge the gap of understanding between faith traditions and various spiritual perspectives. It provides a venue for the Seeker, no matter what his/her persuasion.
Do you have a question about faith, religion or spirituality? Do you need another perspective to deal with Life’s sometimes puzzling experiences? Read on...
In these chaotic times, we need to rediscover the power of our spiritual nature, of our connection with the Creator and with one another. There is but one God, and we are all God's children. Everything is connected.
So, my fellow traveler, what is on your mind... spiritually speaking?
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Posted by Allen Dec on Nov 19, 11:20 AM
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Any violence done in the name of religion or God is fundamentally wrong and absurd.
"The Holy Spirit will teach you all things." John 14:26 He didn't say - form a religion and develop some rules and morals - he said, "Let the Holy Spirit teach you."
Is there good without religion? Can people be good without religion?
God would not treat anyone the way capitalism treats its adherents. What remains for the public at large is Hope.
We may go through our lives struggling with personal issues, family issues, financial issues, etc., but when it comes down to the wire, Americans, as a whole, give back to the community...
Posted by Allen Dec on Oct 28, 10:13 AM
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Would that all those who call themselves Christian would do so because of a deep personal experience of God, and not merely because they choose to be a member of a favored group.
Prayer has many levels. At first, discovering and experiencing the God of Life draws us to be confident in petitioning and entreating God to be always in our lives. But that is only the beginning step to learning how to pray.
The value of deferring to the "other" is immeasurable, and is the key to living the life of a Jesus or a Buddha.
Posted by Allen Dec on Sep 25, 10:16 AM
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Yes, everything we take in is food for the body, food for the mind, food for the emotions, and ultimately, food for the soul.
John T. Elson, journalist, has died. Now he knows the answer to the question which stunned America in 1966.
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