The problem . . .
…with today’s Denominational religions and its religious thought is that as the secular and irreligious pursue extreme liberalism, if not anarchy, t...
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Never . . .
…miss an opportunity to remain silent. Unless the matter at hand affects truth and salvation.
“Truly, truly, I say to you . . .
…I am the door of the sheep…he who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep. To him the gatekeeper opens; the sheep hear his voice, and he ca...
Rituals . . .
…are the basis of a sound and principled physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual life. Absent rituals we accept chaos.
The Letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch . . .
“It is better to keep silence and be [a Christian] than to talk and not to be. Teaching is an excellent thing, provided the speaker practices what he teaches. N...
Being Nice . . .
…has nothing to do with integrity and honor. Being nice in a time of adversity undermines a principled life. There has never been a time without adversity...
The Ability to Write . . .
…is reflective of the clarity of one’s mind; or, perhaps, of a lack of clarity.
Ignorance . . .
…hath no limits. Never underestimate the ignorance of the person to whom you are speaking.
Attacks . . .
…are premised on motivation. Before giving credence to any attack on an individual, look at the motivation of the attacker.
Never place your conclusion . . .
Never place your conclusion before the facts. Or never reach your conclusion before you have all the facts. In order to live by the foregoing, you must actively...