I am always surprised about how religious fanatics are extremely concerned about the morality of women. The menfolk’s morality or immorality is not their concern and neither do you find it preached about in our churches’ pulpits. Every culture has its own customs and traditions to protect and guard the womb. The dress restrictions for [...]
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Morality; its dimensions?
Posted in India Uncut, tagged Bible, birds and bees, Chennai, churches' pulpits, disapproved of dating, dress codes, dress restrictions, educationists, extramarital affair, fashionable clothes, hymen, hymen reconstruction surgery, immorality, love marriages, Mills & Boon, Mills & Boon heroines, moralists, morality, nuptial bed, ostracize, pre-martial, pregnant, promiscuous, prostitute, protectionist, puberty, purdhas, religious fanatics, salwars, sarees, Sex education, slut, traditional dresses, virginity, woman's womb, woman’s sexual activities on September 20, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Christ – What I love about his teachings
Posted in A voice of sanity in the Christian world, tagged "Forgive them father for they know not what they do.", 'honour killings, adulteress, adultery, Apostle Paul, atheist, Bible, Ceasar, Christ, Christian background, Christian religious meetings, church, commercial sex workers, Don't turn my father's house into a den of thieves, fishermen, Friedrich Nietzsche, Gandhian, God, holier-than-thou, Jesus Christ, Jesus!, Karl Marx, Let he, Martha, Mary, Mary has chosen the better part and it shall not be tak, MCC, Middle-East countries, Pakistan, patriarchs, Pharesees, politically correct, prayer meetings, prostitute, prostitutes & lepers, radical, Roman citizens, Roman empire, Roman Senate, Roman tax collectors, Sadducees, Samaritans, stoned to death, the last Christian died on the cross, theological debates, Turning the other cheek, who is without sin cast the first stone on September 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Being an atheist from a Christian background, people automatically assume I’m angry with God and dead against the church. For me, I’m indifferent to the whole “God exists or not” debate. While I don’t think Christ was God, I do like him for being a radical in his times. I like him because a)he didn’t [...]
TPM – The Pentecostal Mission
Posted in A voice of sanity in the Christian world, tagged Adam, Apostle Paul, Apostle Peter, Bible, BMWs, chief pastors, Christ, Eve, Hallelluiah, lilies of the valley, Paul, Pentecostal churches, Praise the Lord, The Pentecostal Mission, TPM, Trappisian monks on April 2, 2008 | 969 Comments »
*Comments have been re-opened but will be moderated Have you guys heard of The Pentecostal Mission (TPM)? I’m sure you must have heard some half-baked guys singing loudly, off-tune and with reverberations of “Hallelluiah” and “Praise the Lord” every five minutes late into the night in your neighbourhood. Well these guys are part of the [...]
