Things I know at Christmas
The Christmas story may not be fully historical and our celebrations are more capitalist than christian. But there are still worthwhile things we can believe about Christmas.
thoughtful ideas on life's big questions
The Christmas story may not be fully historical and our celebrations are more capitalist than christian. But there are still worthwhile things we can believe about Christmas.
We get born into life without our choice, and we have to take wnat life gives us. But there are ways we can have a more meaningful and happy life.
If you want accurate historical information about Jesus, who should you read? Here’s some ideas on how to decide.
Are we facing a loneliness epidemic? What can we do about it (for ourselves or for others)?
Do you feel you need more hope in 2025? What gives people hope? Is it important? Are people’s hopes ever fulfilled?
Truly awesome experiences take us out of ourselves, help us re-assess what matters most to us, give us a greater sense of purpose and so add to life satisfaction.
More than a dozen stories of people who’s life journey took them in unexpected ways towards God, in three recent books.
I like to relate stories that have happy endings and point to God. I’m not sure how Anna McGahan’s story fits in, but decide for yourself!
Is science is the best way to know things, “because scientific knowledge is better than non-scientific knowledge”? or is this an over-statement?
A Buddhist finds God in an unexpected way, but doesn’t know who he is, so calls him Bruce Almighty.