Salutes to Those Who Oppose Unreasonable Religious Doctrines

Hi -

I, other ex-Christians, and people of assorted beliefs are noticing the shifting tides relative to Christianity.  Increasingly, it’s being challenged and rightly so.  It’s NOT negative that, increasingly, Christianity is experiencing push back from various angles.  That’s a good thing, indeed.

My viewpoint is that all religions have measures of bigotry, but since I’m an ex-Christian, I can reasonably express about it.  Christianity is loaded with bigoted attitudes that promote division and separatism.  Yes, I’m aware that all religions contain measures of truth, but that doesn’t mean that religion is the best choice to make.  The negatives outweigh the positives. 

It is positively progressive that UNREASONABLE and BIGOTED Christian doctrines are being struck down and discarded.  Attitudes, policies and actions that oppose UNLOVING and DISORDERLY Christian doctrines are for the greater good of our universe. 

The laws of the universe have a rhythm of LOVE coupled with ONENESS. Truly, that’s the universal  ideal.  Universal movements aren’t in sync with the indecencies contained in separatism and divisions that define all religions.

A main reason why so much isn’t aligned with the laws of nature is because so many folks oppose universal and natural laws.  The more those people fight against universal postures, the more they engage in battles of nonsense -- and that which brings harm to the health of what’s natural . . .

Salutes to all who have postures of opposing that which doesn’t represent love, fearlessness, oneness and freedom.  All religions operate in fractions -- rather than making choices to embrace the WHOLE . . . .

Yep, all religions operate in distorted equations -- that’s why they don’t add up to WHOLENESS . . . .

September 11, 2015

We can choose fractional living, which is limited.  Or we can choose to steadfastly aim for wholeness. There is much freedom contained in uncovering more that represents wholeness. 

Those who elect liberated living:

Fearless and free -- that's we.

Nope, ain't about those fraction limits . . .