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After the Death of the Sky-God: Why Jesus Still Matters
There’s a quiet confession happening all over the place. People aren’t necessarily rejecting Jesus. They’re rejecting the version of God they were handed. The old framework—an elderly male deity floating somewhere above the clouds, intervening selectively, suspending physics when pleased—doesn’t survive long in a world shaped by telescopes, trauma psychology, and historical scholarship. For many…
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After the Death of God
There was a time when people whispered that God had died. Not literally. Not with a funeral and a gravestone. But culturally. Philosophically. Existentially. When the old certainties cracked, when institutions lost credibility, when prayers seemed to echo back from empty ceilings — many concluded that the divine had left the building. But here’s the…
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Breaking the Boxes: Five Boundaries That Were Never Meant to Hold Us
Human society loves categories. We sort. We label. We organize. That’s not inherently bad — it’s how we make sense of the world. The problem begins when categories stop describing reality and start confining it. Gender. Race. Religion. Class. Sexual orientation. These are real aspects of human experience. But over time, they’ve hardened into boundaries…
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Why I Prefer to Be Silly Than Spiritual
First off? Half the people who say they’re “spiritual” look like they swallowed a theology textbook and forgot how to laugh.Silly people? They’re free.