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Sermon: Part 1: A Spiritual Reformation (and this time we really mean it)
By: Roger Lee Ray, D.Min.
pastor, The Emerging Church
Religions are like languages reflecting the most sincere and urgent desires of ancient cultures to articulate and teach their highest values and beliefs. As languages, one is not better than another. We can learn certain insights from all of them but we really must question their truth claims in light of modern culture and knowledge. We would not prefer a 2000 year old science text book to a 2 year old science text book. Being old does not mean better and, in fact, all major world religions are in dire need of massive reformation in order to remain relevant in the future. Misogyny, homophobia, adorations of rulers and deference to wealth and power, along with racism, and environmental exploitation need to be consigned to our religious past.
youtu.be/82tKqYDS5i4
Part 1: A Spiritual Reformation (and this time we really mean it)
Religions are like languages reflecting the must sincere and urgent desires of ancient cultures to articulate and teach their highest values and beliefs. As ...
Finding a New Religion of Meaning Facing Climate Change Despair With Hope, Optimism, and Faith
By John McIlwain
"Perhaps we should take DWW up on his suggestion and create a “religion of meaning around climate change,” not just so it will comfort us but so it will give us a purpose to act. There is much wisdom to draw on to move in this direction..."
