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The quest for certainty
Why do ‘the right thing’? Why does doing ‘the right thing’ matter? Why should it matter? Jonathan Sacks argues that morality is essential “to our dignity, our happiness, the meaningfulness of our lives and the structures of grace that constitute our society”. But where does morality come from? And, does it always pay to do right? Does one have to be religious to act in a moral way? Does one have to believe in God to do good?
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The burden of peace
Christopher Hitchens writes that religion poisons everything; that religion kills! Sam Harris argues that religion justifies and even rewards terrorism. Is it fair to speak of religion in such general terms? Does all religion hurt? Would we be better off without religious faith and practice? Is violence innate to religion? And why, or rather, when does religion cause hurt?
Meine Bibelfrage
Gibt es die richtige Kirche?
Kirchen und christliche Gemeinschaften gibt es viele, aber woher soll jemand wissen, welches die richtige ist? Was die Bibel dazu sagt.
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The truth about reality
We all see the world differently. Our background, culture, education and past experiences colour the picture of our reality; our perceptions construct the truth that is supposed to ground us. But, what is truth? Is all truth the same? Is anything certain? And what do we do with doubts, which we all have? Physician Paul Tournier once said: “Where there is no longer any opportunity for doubt, there is no longer opportunity for faith either. Faith demands uncertainty, confusion … A guarantee would, after all, preclude faith.”
Schabbat Schalom
Lenes Profilbild
Pause. Kraft schöpfen. Nachdenken. Ruhe. An sich und andere denken. Der Sabbatanfang. Den Schöpfer ehren. Der Sabbat ist eine besondere Zeit, die Gott schenkt: Zeit für Ruhe, Nachdenken und Gemeinschaft.