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Daily Archives: October 7, 2012
World Communion Sunday, and Rituals
At church this morning, it was World Communion Sunday. The pastor preached about how God reaches out to human beings through the ritual of communion. I think that he was essentially saying the same sort of thing that I’ve heard … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Religion
Tagged Armstrongite, atonement, Church, communion, day of atonement, everyday basis, fasting, pastor, personal inventory, relationship with god, Religion, rituals, sermon, spirituality, theology, World Communion Sunday
Freedom from Want 7
I finished Edward Gresser’s Freedom from Want: American Liberalism and the Global Economy. At the present moment, I can’t find everything in the book that I want to write about, so this post won’t be well-documented. But I’ll do the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Political Philosophy, Politics
