I have intentionally, up to this point, not provided a definition for love. Part of the reason for that omission was that I found it difficult to produce a single, concise definition that was as expansive as my beliefs surrounding love. Beliefs that involve different types of love, and evolutions, depths, breadths, and aberrations. Instead … Continue reading A Definition for Love →

Why in modern times have there been no clear and unambiguous signs of The Greatest Love's presence in our Universe? I believe They are capable of delivering such signs. Signs that could be so awe-inspiring that they would cause humanity to coalesce our various sets of beliefs into one. Signs that could convert the masses … Continue reading A Silent God? →

It remains one of the most perplexing mysteries in all of theology: if an all-powerful god has infinite love for all of us, how can They allow untold suffering in the World? Events such as indiscriminate natural disasters and childhood ailments that cut innocent lives short. The question has attracted the attention of theologians and … Continue reading In Defense of Love →

The Merriam Webster dictionary defines a miracle as "an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs". It further defines supernatural as "departing from what is usual or normal especially so as to appear to transcend the laws of nature". In this post I will explore miracles as well as the supernatural. Given these definitions I … Continue reading Divine Intervention →

In an earlier post I said I believe that in this era of sacred love The Greatest Love has allowed us to define Heaven for ourselves. That in so doing They have relinquished some of Their power in the Heavens. But I believe something further. Their omniscience and omnipotence here on Earth was given up … Continue reading Infinite Love →

I have spoken before about why I left the Catholic Church and yet still believe that Jesus Christ was the Messiah. The Son of God. But there is an important caveat and it is the reason I do not consider myself Christian today. For me I cannot believe in a loving god that would break … Continue reading The Divinity of Christ →

Fear is a powerful and primal emotion. In uncertain times a message that triggers our fears then offers protection against them can often win out over a message of love. It is not fair to say that all messages premised on fear are wrong or predatory but rarely is instilling fear ever necessary. And when … Continue reading The War Against Fear →

The brutal and tragic events unfolding over the past week in America have caused me to ponder a question about love and about race. Namely do races exist in Heaven? And if so what about the aberration of love that is racism? Does the scourge of that dreaded condition end at the gates of Paradise … Continue reading The Colors of Heaven →

If one were to ask a random bystander "What is love?" it is likely more often than not that the answer would start with "It is a feeling of ...". When we think of love we often first think of the emotion of love. The feeling. But love can also be found in our thoughts … Continue reading The Feeling of Love →

There are different ways of categorizing love. I have talked before about the evolutionary eras of love and stated that human love is sacred by that measure. That it is a higher love than that shared by other animals. Thus the love shared between animals is not equal to the love shared between humans. But … Continue reading The Equality of Love →