Reelin’ in the Years – 2008

It's 2008 and I'm 46 years old. I remember some difficult years after my father's passing. Things were unraveling a bit until I got into a new relationship with Ginger (not her real name). Looking back through my life I see just how much different women have helped to keep me going in the right direction. In...

Review – Finding God: The Enlightenment (DVD 1 of 3)

Title: Finding God: The Enlightenment - Disc 1 Genre: Body Mind Spirit, Religion, Meta-Physics Production Company: Reality Films (Review for Disc 2 is here; Disc 3 is here) It's critical, the situation is pitiful Bear in mind, you gotta find somethin' spiritual We never gain, 'cause we blame it on the system You oughta listen...

faith and its impact on society

Can we ever abandon faith? I don't think so. Even those who say they don't believe inevitably believe in something. Here's a Q&A at AllExperts.com that illustrates my point. Comparative Religious Studies/faith and its impact on society Related Articles Dr. Jim to Speak in Calgary about NOT practicing what teaches. (drjimsthinkingshop.com) Faith in Faith (new.exchristian.net)...

hey hey you you get off of my cloud!

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Don’t hang around ’cause two’s a crowd!

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Jungians of the world… unite!

Ha... a little joke for those familiar with the work of Karl Marx. But actually this blog entry is about Carl Jung. I just came across a nifty site where one can search Jung's entire Collected Works by topic and get an abstract on what he said. Check it out! http://www.dcdata.com/jung/cwsearch.htm

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“When I was back there in Seminary school…”

Actually, I never went to any kind of seminary but I just had to call up the old Jim Morrison lyric... 😉 Today I remembered a thought that occurred to me around the time when I was a graduate student in Religious Studies (certainly not Seminary school!). It went something like this: God is usually regarded by theologians...

Do you read?

Once in a while I just max out on the web with all its bells and whistles and have to get back to the simplicity and peace of good old fashioned books. The other day I was downtown and picked up a really nice little gem that I'd recommend to anyone interested in actually thinking...