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The emptiness of the atheist worldview

The emptiness of the atheist worldview

Whether we are conscious of it or not, we all have a worldview. We all have beliefs about the world. As we go about our lives, we develop our own personal philosophies and beliefs. We develop our own perception of the world. It doesn’t necessarily have to be religious..

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    In the interest of complete transparency, I should disclose that I am not American and I am getting into territory that I am at risk of not understanding fully.

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  • Prayer is Not Enough

    Thoughts and prayers are often rightfully conveyed by our political leaders in the event of unfortunate occurrences, but little appears to be actioned afterwards to remedy the cause of the disaster.

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    ‘You are a child of God.’ We worship at church, hear all about it in sermons, and know with our hearts that we are children of God, but what does it really mean? And what does it entail for us in the long run?

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  • Men do matter

    Men are back in the social mores news. Men do matter. From my archives I retrieved the article from the Sydney Morning Herald – a published review of Dr Helen Smith’s then new book, Men on Strike: Why Men are Boycotting Marriage, Fatherhood and the American Dream – And Why it Matters and what it contains will be like lighting a bushfire to ready sets of ears.

  • God has compassion, even when we don’t deserve it

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    How many times have we heard that a celebrity from the cinema, entertainment and sports, who made small fortunes then went bust.

  • Exiles and Exodus

    Our home has been under renovation, and we have been out of our home since March. It’s an odd feeling to see your home but know that you are unable to return there or to live there.