The question I ask now and always ask about all the many other of Jesus's problems with the Pharisees we read about: are we really supposed to believe that this…

Continued from previous page… Symbolism, God, Man and Morality The complaint might come to mind of an inevitable blurring of all these cross-disciplinary studies related to symbolism as I suggest,…

Noun Norming Transcendence? This is about Christ and Transcendence, and whether we believe those two should be together. The meaning of Christ’s parables is in our churchy exegesis for centuries…

The Parable of the Sower -The Context of Apostasy This is my interpretation of the Parable of the Sower. I first want to just gripe. Gripe about how easy this…

Hint about the title. If you are thinking the answer that is God is the person, so he is. But not “God,” only God. It’s really not confusing at all.…

Mark 2, the Paralytic and the Forgiveness of Sins  Mark 2:10-11 But that ye may know that the Son of man hath power on earth to forgive sins, (he saith…

This is an article in a series. Please see: Christ vs. the Hermeneutical Death Spiral, part 1 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death Spiral Part 2 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death…

Here is a little experiment. Don't take it too seriously now, just open up your synapses and let the possibility sink in. Its a paraphrase of a part of the…

This is the first article in a series. The following are: Church History: What Went Wrong? part I Liberal Madness, Conservative Treachery, and Jesus: part II Liberal Madness, Conservative Treachery,…

The Immaterial and Material Together, to Death or Life: The Phenomenology of Sacred Symbolism The physical world is made up of things and laws, and so is the immaterial mind.

Symbolism is our subject of concern, but it is easy to read history without this in mind. Any belief is a symbol of its attendant and abstract predicates, its informational…

This is an article in a series. Please see: Christ and the Hermeneutical Death Spiral Part 2 Christ vs. the Hermeneutical Death Spiral, Part 1 Corrupt Hermeneutics: Hermeneutics and the…