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Perverse obscenity

On July 29, 2021February 5, 2023 By Tattooed TheologianIn Theological reflections2 Comments

In recent weeks two men with obscene levels of wealth stroked their overly developed egos as they became the first private citizens to fund a trip to "space." It seemingly did not matter to Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos that what they were doing was an utterly pointless vanity project, or that NASA has been …

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The Earth needs a Sabbath

On September 15, 2020February 5, 2023 By Tattooed TheologianIn Theological reflectionsLeave a comment

Biblical scripture speaks to the beauty of our home planet, the need to take care of it, and I believe command to reverence it as well. The Orthodox Church in America notes that reverence is hard to define, saying that it can be seen in attitudes of wonder, awe, submission or respect, along with veneration, …

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Chaos: A perspective on poverty

On November 21, 2018 By Tattooed TheologianIn Theological reflectionsLeave a comment

  Recently, I went into my little kitchen to get my two cats, Solomon and Luna, a little treat. Luna had been lounging on one of the two cat towers that are stationed near windows in the downstairs floor of my home. This seemingly innocuous action, of me opening a cabinet door, set off a …

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