The
“BHC Laws of Language” revealed ancient scribal
skills. Combining them produced the process that Dr. Ike Tennison,
Rabbi Jeffrey Leynor, and I called, “Letting the biblical text tell
its own stories. Discover how the second story in Genesis reveals
the meaning of “Light” in the first story. It teaches the most important wisdom
in the Bible. Click here to continue reading - https://mailchi.mp/1c8cc2515319/always-choose-life
After
Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit, Yahweh Elohim created justice. He had
given them a commandment. They violated it. Yahweh Elohim was the judge. Adam,
Eve, and the serpent were examined. When Eve was asked why she ate the
forbidden fruit she said, “The serpent gave me false expectations.” Continue
reading at - https://mailchi.mp/dc0037f313c5/how-to-avoid-false-expectations
I
promised to give you a powerful example of the Hebrew teachings of Jesus and
the Hebrew texts he interpreted. Keep in mind that this is a wisdom text, not a
religious text. It is not about the afterlife. It contains instructions for
living the best lives possible on earth. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/6397f863d28d/creating-loving-kindness-loyalty-and-mercy-on-earth
What
is the relation of the individual to society? A denomination is a religious
society. It has a Statement of Faith or Creed, which reflects the identifying
beliefs of the members. Those beliefs are backed by institutional authority which
elevates many of them to the status of institutional truths -- many of which
are set in stone and unchangeable. What happens when a member challenges an
institutional truth? Continue reading at – https://mailchi.mp/b71438f9e779/ancient-wisdom-values-for-living-today
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Christian denomination institutions in America and 45,000 Christian
institutions globally exists today. It is very clear that Christianity is not
one giant religion. It is an umbrella term that identifies independent
religions which have a variety of “institutional truths.” But Luther was not
the primary driver of what ultimately happened. 460 miles from Luther, Nicolaus
Copernicus was living in Frombork, Poland. He was making astronomical
observations. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/cfdbadac08b9/discovering-and-presenting-the-best-available-evidence
