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What Was The Great Reformation?
The Great Reformation was a significant event in Christian history that began in the early 16th century. It was a time of great spiritual and religious upheaval when many people began to question the authority of the Catholic Church and sought greater freedom and direct access to God’s word. At the heart of this movement…
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Shadows: Jungian & Scripture Compared
The Shadow lives inside us, all of us, at varying degrees. We are not the shadow, but we created the shadow by disassociating from and clouding the memory of our inner child. As children without the ability to logically analyze and understand, we begin to fear our own selves. The parts of us that received…
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Carl Jung Was An Alchemist
In the profound and captivating exploration of the human psyche, Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung delved into the enigmatic realm of alchemy. His groundbreaking work on the interconnection between alchemy, Christian dogma, and psychological symbolism, as detailed in “Psychology and Alchemy,” offers a compelling journey into the depths of the collective unconscious and…
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Alchemy: Lead Transmuting to Gold
Medieval alchemy has its origins in Egypt… Source Since that time, alchemy has often been described as “Ars Laboriosa Convertens Humiditate Ignea Metala In Mercuris”, referring to the transformation of fire’s humidity into mercury. In other words, it is the art of turning lead into gold. The essence of alchemy lies in the concept of…
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Thoughts On Romans 1:18-32
In the following passage, the apostle Paul describes the state of humanity and the consequences of their ungodliness and unrighteousness. He asserts that the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all who suppress the truth and encourage others to indulge in sinful behavior. According to Paul, God has made Himself known to humanity…
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Women & Healing the Wounded Inner Child
Your inner child, bearing the scars and dreams of a girl finding her way, resides within you. The First Step to Freedom The healing process begins by acknowledging her, and recognizing her pain, a crucial step towards liberating her. Attune to the whispers of your heart. Amidst the noise, her cries emerge – craving comfort,…
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Dostoevsky’s Underground Man
Excerpt: “I am a sick man… I am a spiteful man. I am an unattractive man. I think my liver is diseased. However, I know nothing about medicine and cannot say for certain. I am not even sure what is the matter with me. I am a ridiculous, absurd creature. But I am not as…
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How Christians Should Respond To Another’s Suffering
“Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep.” Romans 12:15 In times of mourning and sadness, it is not uncommon to encounter individuals who encourage us to be happy or dismiss our negative emotions. This can be disheartening, as it disregards the genuine pain and sorrow we may be experiencing. It is essential…
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History of the Word “Gospel”
The term “gospel” has a rich and intriguing history deeply rooted in Old English and religious traditions. Its origins can be traced back to the proclamation of glad tidings by Jesus, encompassing one of the four biblical gospels. The literal meaning of “gospel” is “good spell,” a combination of the Old English words for “good”…
