How does your religion enslave you? Others?
How does it set you free? Set others free?
Which do you think it was designed to do?
Which do you want it to do?
Neither?
Both?
Sunday, November 23, 2008
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- Timothy Travis
- Portland, Oregon, Oregon, United States
- I am a convinced Beanite Friend, a member of Bridge City Friends Meeting, Willamette Quarterly Meeting and North Pacific Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. Notwithstanding the doubts of some who claim the name, I am a Christian who does a Buddhist practice and believes that God talks to everyone, all the time. I have worked in the judicial branch of government, as well as being a trial lawyer, a public school teacher (counselor and coach), a kite merchant, and a Marine Corp Sergeant. I am currently working as a consultant to public and private agencies on issues of child welfare, juvenile justice, and substance abuse treatment courts.
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Love is un-designed,
Love remains unaffected by the twistings and definings and constrictings of humankind...
so,
can that be my religion then?
"Plan A", yes?
Plan B- this is 'religion', no?
is Plan B a birthright? a curse? a happenstance of evolution?
why do I design my meeting with you? why do I feel this need to measure what transpires when the two or many of us are together, and then publish those measurements in some sort of ordained journal and call that "meaningful"?
Love goes un-designed...
can I just BE, with this?
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