Category Archives: christianity
a post on the historical jesus . . .
can be found here. Its central thesis is that those who reject the gospels as historical sources do so based on bad assumptions. Related Posts:Confederacy Discussion (3): Seder, Slavery, and the Biblepurchase 1build your own jesus?The canon
a biblical patriotism
What I want to suggest here is a biblical patriotism. There are many senses in which the word ‘patriotism’ is used, so I want to make it clear that I don’t necessarily subscribe to whatever sense you’ve got in mind. What I do subscribe to is an attitude toward my country which I believe to [...]
a few thoughts on money
Money is basically fake. Currently, money in the U.S. is little but a shared delusion–there is nothing backing it up except for public perception of its worth. There are therefore certain things which thus follow from having a fiat currency, that is, a currency which has no fixed value. Related Posts:The Meek Shall Inherit the [...]
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if you feel ashamed of christianity
If you happen to feel ashamed of Christianity, which is so often called a primitive and superstitious religion, take a look at this story. These are the sort of things that go on in the some of the so-called traditional religions that are so often considered beautiful casualties of dehumanizing christianity. Related Posts:Christian Theism and [...]
build your own jesus?
There are, in a variety of places, little “Build a Bear” enterprises. They work like this: You go to a vender of build-a-bears, and the vender shows you an assortment of bear parts, which you are then free to put together into your own bear, and you pay the vender for this. That’s right. The [...]
a nail from jesus’ crucifixion?