I'm A Gracist

In a world often divided by political and economic ideologies, I've always found myself walking a fine line between fiscal conservatism and social generosity. While some may argue that these two values are at odds with each other, I believe that a balanced approach is not only possible but also essential for a harmonious society.…

"I love you." These three simple words are among the most powerful and meaningful in the English language. They convey deep emotions, affection, and a sense of connection that transcends the boundaries of everyday conversation. When someone tells you, "I love you," the response should be equally simple and heartfelt. However, over time, a common…

Throughout history, the figure of Jesus Christ has captivated the hearts and minds of millions, serving as the central figure of Christianity and a symbol of hope, love, and compassion. The idea that all people share the DNA of Christ has long been a subject of fascination and debate. Though not a scientifically established fact,…

Donald Trump campaigned for President by declaring that he would make America great again. If the America that has emerged in the seven months since Mr. Trump took office is an indication of the greatness to come, I want no part of it. Shocked, I have watched, listened to and read reports about the violence…

This is part 2 of the story of my experience being hurt by the church.  If you haven't read part 1 entitled, "My Journey Away from Being a Christian" click here. “If you had enough faith, your mom would be healed and alive.” That’s basically what I was told by a Christian friend…..a “sister.” It…

Disclaimer:  This is not a light-hearted post.  It’s heavy and I apologize in advance. May 1, 2004 was the beginning of a year major changes in my family marked by tragedies.  It was also a catalyst for my walk away from the term, “Christian.” I was walking around at “Do Dah Day,” a local festival…