
Man is meant to worship. It is hard to deny that simple fact. We have our gods and our altars, our religions and our strong beliefs. They come in a variety of forms.
Some are formal religious practices such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Muslim, Taoism.
But religion comes in different forms. Secular devotions can include a favorite sports team, social media, news feeds, the company we work for, or technology we just can’t live without. It could be a our loyalty to a political party, governmental entity, or medical, and lifestyle choices. Anything that creates a meaning and reason to hold fast becomes a god that we worship.
When there is a vacuum, man has the creativity to invent something to occupy his sense of belonging.
This portion of the site will explore the spiritual side found within the nature of human beings.
This section has no intention to sway anyone to a particular point of view. It has no political agenda.
Its purpose is simply to point out the things that we all have in common. Our humanness. Our need for spirituality. And our ability to share those differences that we universally embrace in common as human beings.
See the latest in Spirituality…
- God does not seek to harm us…
- brother lawrence…and a key to gaining inner peace
- my hardest decision…or two
- Homily on the Nativity of Christ…
- only through dying will you find life…
- Israel and the Jews…are they the same thing?
- God does not compel…
- the lenten way…
- birthdays: a time to reflect…
- perfect acceptance…










