My Thoughts On “Teacher We Wish To See A Sign”

On Monday this week I happened to read a catholic publication, it is a daily devotional. I would like to share my thoughts on the write-up / reflections in the devotional for monday. You can find images of the article below Basically the "Meditation Of The Day" was based on the gospel reading for monday, …

If Your Parents Never Met Would You Still Exist

Sometime in May, I had a discussion with a group of friends which included an evangelist ( this wasn't in a religious setting ). A question was asked, how the question came about is as they say it's history, the question was, assuming your parents never met and they married and had children with other …

Christian Professor Vs Atheist Student

A Christian Professor of Philosophy was speaking to his Class about how existence of God is quite evident and the fool says in his heart that there is no God. He asked one of his New Student to stand…. Professor : Do you Believe in God ? Student : No, sir. Professor : So, you are an Atheist ? Student : Absolutely, sir. …

The fool says in his heart there is no god

  "Our real discoveries come from chaos, from going to the place that looks wrong and stupid and foolish."--Chuck Palahniuk   Many of us non-believer are quite aware of Psalm 14:1 “the fool hath said in his heart, There is no God” If something as the lack of evidence for the existence of god is …

Words of Christ in RED

You pick up almost any of the popular translation of the bible out there, you take a quick scan of the new testament especially the gospels and see chunks of text printed in red which the bible translation has claimed ( usually in one of the first few pages of the bible ) to be …

Christianity Monotheism or Re-Branded Polytheism Part 1

Ok, towards the end of my life as a christian, i developed a profound interest for greek mythology, reading the works of Homer, Hesoid, Ovid etc and stories based on it, movies books, fanfictions you name it. That was my first real exposure to polytheism atleast outside from what priest, catechism teachers, sunday school teachers, parents etc had said on the matter. I was born and raised a catholic so seeing the greek beliefs ( I just feel like its inappropriate to call it a religion ) being labelled as polytheist and my own christian beliefs/religion being called monotheist, I didn't really see as much difference