A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In today’s post, we’re going to look at chapters 30 and 31, which are all about violence and war.Read More
Arts & Essays: Spirituality & Faith
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Written By: Kim Allan JohnsonJune 19, 2020Startling Truths from Matthew 24 and 25
Matthew 24 and 25 contain two startling truths (among others) that have big implications for Seventh-day Adventists.
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 16, 2020Accept Your Wilderness
White Christians will make a choice: either to continue supporting an order that assumes inequality and upholds racism or make the difficult path...
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 15, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Last week we journeyed out, and this week we are journeying back, ultimately making our way full circle back to wholeness.
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Written By: Dennis HollingseadJune 12, 2020The Hood Ornament
As a Christian, are you — am I — upon first glance, immediately recognized as something different? Something special — similar to a “classic”?
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Written By: Carmen LauJune 10, 2020Is Your God Too Small? A Review of “...
For those who find the Religious Right suffocating, "American Prophets: The Religious Roots of Progressive Politics and the Ongoing Fight for the...
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 09, 2020How to Lose Your Soul
We lose our soul when we refuse to recognize our incipient racism that sometimes manifests itself in ugly personal confrontations, but much more...
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 08, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In this post, I talk about the nature of the Tao as the “uncarved block” or primal reality, then the ways in which we lose touch with it through the...
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 02, 2020The Other Side of Asking
Sometimes our timelines and God’s intersect, and we see that as an answer to prayer. Most of the time we only see God’s providence by looking back.
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 01, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Chapter 25 begins with Lao Tzu musing on the origins of the universe. It’s true, he has often referred to the Tao as the origin and source of all...
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