True Origin of Sexism
Men thinking they are better than women has a long history. So long in fact, that evidence that patriarchal systems were not universal amongst ancient… Read More »True Origin of Sexism
When Pythagoras, Plato, and Alexander the Great were called “Jesus”?: My Top 9 Reasons for Rejecting Jesus’ Virgin Birth
Christians, there’s an elephant in the room that we need to discuss: was Jesus really born to a virgin? If so, isn’t it only fair… Read More »When Pythagoras, Plato, and Alexander the Great were called “Jesus”?: My Top 9 Reasons for Rejecting Jesus’ Virgin Birth
Romas, Romanians, and Romans: A Trip Down a Rabbit Hole that Led to Zamolxis
I spent this morning going down rabbit holes of unexpected learnings. It started by looking at details of the holocaust which made me curious about… Read More »Romas, Romanians, and Romans: A Trip Down a Rabbit Hole that Led to Zamolxis
A Christian Apology to All Jews
Judaism had been grossly misunderstood by Christianity. This blog is an attempt to encourage reconciliation.
Non-Binary Christians in History: Eunuchs and a Bearded Woman
Eunuchs The concept of non-binary genders is relatively new, with the term only being coined a few decades ago. Nonetheless, there is ample evidence to… Read More »Non-Binary Christians in History: Eunuchs and a Bearded Woman
Judaism and Christianity Sacred Unions: Husband and Wife, Groom and Bride
Judaism and Christianity both use the family terms of “husband” and “wife” and/or “groom” and “bride” as symbolic representations of theological concepts. If these labels… Read More »Judaism and Christianity Sacred Unions: Husband and Wife, Groom and Bride
Dear Australians #2.3: Let’s Talk About Sex …
Issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity emerged from the Religious Discrimination bill as two distinct items. But first, let’s start with the basics… Read More »Dear Australians #2.3: Let’s Talk About Sex …
Early Christian Symbols, the Anchor, Peacock, and Wand
The image of Jesus dying on a cross is a common icon of contemporary Christianity, however, such symbolism is a far cry from how Early… Read More »Early Christian Symbols, the Anchor, Peacock, and Wand
Raw Flesh, St Valentine, Forbidden Marriages, and Great Uncertainty
One of the wonderful things about the develop of technology is that facts can be checked in an instant. Today, February 14, which is known… Read More »Raw Flesh, St Valentine, Forbidden Marriages, and Great Uncertainty
Did Romans Kill Jesus Twice?: The Beardless Versus the Bearded Jesus
Most Christians think of Jesus as being a bearded man. This is not surprising given all the paintings, movies, and other forms of Christian iconography… Read More »Did Romans Kill Jesus Twice?: The Beardless Versus the Bearded Jesus
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