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More than a General Election
8th June 2017 was so much more than just a General Election. I am writing this on June 9th with a joyful heart. I give thanks that Love, Joy, Peace, Kindness, Gentleness, Faithfulness, Patience, Goodness and Self Control are not … Continue reading
Posted in A call to action, Minimalist Christianity, politics
Tagged election, Faithfulness, general election, Gentleness, god, Goodness, hope, joy, Kindness, love, Patience, peace, Self Control, spirit
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One good thing about the Tory manifesto
The one good thing that I have discovered from the Tory manifesto is an increased empathy with the writers of the psalms. They clearly had their own Tory party in power. Psalm 10 reads: “Why, Lord, do you stand far … Continue reading
Posted in Minimalist Christianity, politics, Thoughts for the day
Tagged Austerity, Brexit, Christian, economics, election, general election, god, housing, justice, love, money, relationships, wealth
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“Forgive me my sin, as I forgive those who sin against me.”
Think about this carefully. It is the route to national and individual healing. If we are a wealthy banker and are angry and unforgiving of those who voted for Brexit, then this prayer gives the Brexit voter permission to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, forgiveness, hope, Lords prayer, love, prayer, relationships, teachings of jesus christ, wealth, wisdom
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“Sorry Jesus, you got it wrong”
Two children are in a fight, and when we separate them both point at the other and shout “well he started it”. We might respond “well even if he did, you carried it on!” But as we grow older we … Continue reading
Immigrants!
“A business man was coming back from a sales trip overseas. His flight was delayed and he managed only to get the last train back to where his car was parked at the station. It was late at night, and … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, Christian, Christianity, church, god, Good Samaritan, immigrants, Jesus, love
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Is it possible to be a Christian and right wing?
It’s not complicated. Jesus said “Those who accept my commandments and obey them are the ones who love me.” And what are His commandments? “‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all … Continue reading
Posted in Minimalist Christianity, politics, Rainbow Economy
Tagged Austerity, being a christian, Christian, Christianity, economics, hope, Jesus, money, religion, wealth
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Time to repent.
In an earlier post I wrote “Inequality between the richest and the poorest is a man-made thing. Men have put it in place. Men defend it. Men can dismantle it.” I was wrong. Recent events clearly show that left alone, … Continue reading
A contemporary Genesis
One morning I felt the inspiration to write a modern version of the Genesis account of creation, incorporating and alluding to the scientific discoveries of recent times. I hope that nobody chooses to take offence: Before the beginning of time … Continue reading
A Christian way to stimulate the economy.
Economic growth is seen as a good thing. More economic activity generates more taxes and so allows the government more money to spend on healthcare, education, and welfare. Society benefits from extra spend on these issues. But forecasters say that … Continue reading
God is fair, the economy isn’t, we can do our bit.
Mankind has established a system that breeds injustice. Wealth sucks money from the poor. Those with money enjoy luxury whilst those without struggle to survive. God is not like that. He is just and fair. The Apostle Peter writes, “This … Continue reading
