While reading online articles and stories, I often collect readers’ comments and occasionally discover interesting patterns that tell an unexpected story. This essay is one example of what can emerge as it portrays a way of life and thinking that very few would recognise today.
Continue reading →The religions of the ancient world provided answers to people’s questions about life and death. Their concerns stemmed from a spiritual desire to understand the human condition, the creation of the world, a human being’s place in the world, life after death, eternity, to escape suffering in this world or in the next, and to fulfil the innate need for guidance from wiser, stronger, knowledgeable gods. After many millennia, two gods dominated the focus of human worship. Yahweh (god of the Israelite kingdoms of Israel and Judah) and Baal (the god of fertility) and are still worshipped today.
Continue reading →The only thing one needs to understand about the Australian Education system is that students are no longer taught to think – at best, they learn enough to get a job. Even worse, the education system is not about learning – it acts to preserve itself. As practised today, Australian education stifles creativity and innovation. It is also inherently counterproductive to producing imaginative thinkers. Our education systems no longer produce creative, independent learners.
Continue reading →Hypocrisy and corruption are unmistakeable signs religion has failed the West. We also see a disastrous alignment of social, historical, technological, educational and intellectual forces lining up against Christian values and beliefs. In its place, socialist atheism is gaining control whilst noticeably adopting the same smoke and mirror tactics of every other ‘church’.
Continue reading →AnlRalia has honoured December the 7th, 2017 as the day their most fervent dreams became true. This day marked the culmination of decades of craving and lobbying to establish their asserted right to equality. Starting from the anniversary of this date, AnlRalians celebrate their pride and exuberance in what the day means most to them.
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