Comments on: Hard-Wired Hope for Humanity http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity Blog Tue, 14 Sep 2010 16:58:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Amie http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity#comment-13201 Amie Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:07:59 +0000 http://postchristianblog.com/?p=822#comment-13201 omg! How long have I been sayin' this! If I write anymore it will be like years of babbling so I'm leavin' it at that! Ok well just one more thing - imo this has the potential to expand past humanity and totally redefine our relationship with nature. omg!

How long have I been sayin’ this! If I write anymore it will be like years of babbling so I’m leavin’ it at that!

Ok well just one more thing – imo this has the potential to expand past humanity and totally redefine our relationship with nature.

]]> By: Bill http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity#comment-13194 Bill Sun, 18 Jul 2010 22:41:03 +0000 http://postchristianblog.com/?p=822#comment-13194 Humans sof-wired for empathy and connection + modern technology + Greatest Story Ever Told = Tremendous Potential for our age! I love this! It's so contrary to the "doom and gloom" scenarios built upon a "hard-wired" prophetic time table. Thank you for sharing it! Humans sof-wired for empathy and connection + modern technology + Greatest Story Ever Told = Tremendous Potential for our age! I love this! It’s so contrary to the “doom and gloom” scenarios built upon a “hard-wired” prophetic time table. Thank you for sharing it!

]]> By: Mark Eaton http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity#comment-13176 Mark Eaton Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:27:46 +0000 http://postchristianblog.com/?p=822#comment-13176 Tim, I find this very interesting. I have moving away from theology, spiritual reading, and biblical research into Philosophy and relational ideas. The Hebraic ideas that are purely relational are turned into religious codes and language barriers. We developed a entire culture based on a "Violent God." One scholar from the University of Chicago shared how the Christian idea of "Sovereignty" influenced sttructures of government. I find this deals more with the function of Evil rather than the theological chalkboard on the Origins. The Perceived "duality" is rooted in our social perceptions. Thank You Tim for your continual investment in the Function of Reconcilation. Tim,
I find this very interesting. I have moving away from theology, spiritual reading, and biblical research into Philosophy and relational ideas. The Hebraic ideas that are purely relational are turned into religious codes and language barriers. We developed a entire culture based on a “Violent God.” One scholar from the University of Chicago
shared how the Christian idea of “Sovereignty” influenced sttructures of government.
I find this deals more with the function of Evil rather than the theological chalkboard on the Origins. The Perceived “duality” is rooted in our social perceptions. Thank You Tim for your continual investment in the Function of Reconcilation.

]]> By: Mike Todd http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity#comment-13168 Mike Todd Mon, 12 Jul 2010 21:18:45 +0000 http://postchristianblog.com/?p=822#comment-13168 Well, that was nothing short of astounding... the Gospel implications are mind blowing. Well, that was nothing short of astounding… the Gospel implications are mind blowing.

]]> By: Kevin Perez http://postchristianblog.com/blog/hard-wired-hope-for-humanity#comment-13153 Kevin Perez Sat, 10 Jul 2010 12:11:08 +0000 http://postchristianblog.com/?p=822#comment-13153 Hello Joe. Please excuse my bold response. But your message sounds like an argument for egoic control over Grace and surrender and conscious awareness over instinct and base drives. Isn't this the either/or approach? It's been my experience and my observations that the way from either/or to both/and is through awareness, acceptance and action, i.e., let go and let God. Godspeed. Hello Joe. Please excuse my bold response. But your message sounds like an argument for egoic control over Grace and surrender and conscious awareness over instinct and base drives. Isn’t this the either/or approach? It’s been my experience and my observations that the way from either/or to both/and is through awareness, acceptance and action, i.e., let go and let God. Godspeed.

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