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A Witness of Poetry: When Religion Divides and Love Unites

Posted Sep 15th, 2025 in Blog

In every courtroom there are facts, but sometimes a witness doesn’t speak in facts, they speak in truth that cuts deeper than evidence. What follows is not theology, not doctrine, but a poetic testimony against the illusions of religion. It’s a reminder that God, if He exists, cannot be contained by denominations, creeds, or walls of stone. Religion has divided, condemned, and waged wars, while love alone has healed and united. This is a witness of poetry, a voice calling us to see the differenc

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Christianity on Trial: Judgment or Compassion?

Posted Sep 9th, 2025 in Blog

When Christianity steps into the courtroom of human behaviour, one charge often brought against it is judgment. Too many people outside the faith – myself included &mdash have felt the sting of being judged for not believing in Jesus Christ. The verdict, at least in public opinion, is often guilty.

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Eden’s Setup: The Trap No One Could Escape

Posted Sep 8th, 2025 in Blog

The story of the Garden of Eden is usually told as humanity’s first failure. Adam and Eve disobeyed God, listened to the serpent, and ate from the Tree of Knowledge. For centuries, preachers have framed this as evidence of human weakness—and the reason we all need salvation. But if we take a step back, the story reads less like a tragedy of free will and more like a setup.

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Saving Us From What?

Posted Sep 6th, 2025 in Blog

One of the central claims of Christianity is that God wants to “save” us. But if you pause and think about it, a serious question arises: what exactly is He saving us from? The traditional answer is simple: from sin, from death, from hell, and from God’s own wrath. But here’s the problem—God is the one who created every single one of those conditions in the first place.

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A Challenge to the “Loving God” Narrative

Posted Sep 2nd, 2025 in Blog

When most people read the Bible’s account of Israel wandering in the desert and eventually entering the land of Canaan, they hear it through the voice of the Israelites. It’s the story of God’s chosen people, promised a homeland, finally conquering their enemies. But what happens when we flip the script?

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“Believe… or Burn”: The High-Stakes Ultimatum

Posted Aug 31st, 2025 in Blog

According to traditional Christian theology, the message is clear: believe that God’s son died on a cross for your sins, or face eternal torment in hell. This isn’t symbolic. This isn’t figurative. This is taught as divine truth – that the key to salvation is belief, and unbelief comes with infinite consequence.

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The Illusion of Free Will

Posted Aug 25th, 2025 in Blog

At 64 years old, I’ve come to accept a simple but unsettling truth: I will never stop searching for truth. No matter how uncomfortable it makes others. No matter how much it shatters the narratives I was taught to protect. The truth has become my addiction&mdashbut it’s a healthy one. Because after decades of living inside a carefully constructed illusion, waking up became a matter of life or death.

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