tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51555991967666959562024-10-05T04:20:55.078+02:00A Human Sciences approach to searching for God.Zillhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17213307223782826476noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5155599196766695956.post-4590628181736792712011-09-09T08:11:00.006+02:002011-10-06T06:43:25.713+02:00

When I was 12 years old I had what would prove to be the single most important experience in my quest for God. I took a book out of the library called: “Religions of the World”: I can still remember the cover like this all happened yesterday. I took it home and began to wade through it till I came across the chapter on Buddhism. The stories struck a nerve, and not a good one. Being a

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To start off with, perhaps I should explain my approach here, considering I have already been slated for “going straight to hell!!!” (Yes: that actually happened after the last blog on evolution. Fundamentalism: it breeds, first and foremost, no sense of humour.) My personal philosophy, and feel free to disagree here, is this: If God is an entity with a personality, and we all interact with

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Last night I was listening to Talk Radio, and someone texted in to ask the DJ: “Can you still be a Christian and believe in Evolution?” The DJ answered quickly with a matter of fact: “No” and moved on to the next topic. For reasons that will become clear in the course of this blog, and future ones, this irritated the hell out of me! As I started dialling in to address this guy, he ended his

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