Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts

Monday, December 23, 2024

Advocate of Balance

3rd December 2024

Dear Advocate of Balance,

It looks like you want to write a book on balance and are having some trouble understanding the nature of the work. Calling this a religion and the book you mean to write a Bible would imply that you are a prophet. Prophets right Bibles.

There are a few Bible adjacent materials like an industrial Bible meant to be the end all catch all book on whatever subject it is covering. There are religious works like Bible interpretations that are not written by prophets and often by non believers. However, if you are looking to write a bible and start a religion you have to be a prophet not just a man with a good idea.

If your goal here is to start a group that worships you and will do strange things thinking you’re a god or connected with god what you are looking to write is a Bible. If you just think you have the right idea on how to live life you’re thinking of a book on philosophy.

Further to that point, there are already religions and philosophies that teach balance as you would like to focus on. Zen would be the best example. I can also say that the biographers of Buddha would fall into this category.

I’ll first grant that I don’t think I’m the right man for the job you have open. I’d work on it so long as the money is green and paying me wouldn’t harm you or your family in anyway. However, I think you’re looking for someone with a Doctorate of Divinity or a PHD in Philosophy.

Best wishes,



Richard Leland Neal


Saturday, February 23, 2019

"The Wonderful Way Babies Are Made" by Larry Christenson Book Review

 

"The Wonderful Way Babies Are Made" by Larry Christenson

is a Christian centered look at reproduction. It carries an abstinence only look at making more humans. 

By far the best part of this book is that it caters to two reading levels indicated by large and small print on each page. This gives the parent child reading more interaction and a greater level of detail.   

This is a book that should only be read by parents looking to build a strong religious construct in their child's mind. Only a parent can decide if that is right for their child.

Who should read this book? Christians 

Books read: 235 of 5,000