Joh 17:21 “That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me.” (KJV)

There must surely be some great advantages to be brought up in a small family with only one or two children. Just think about it: The family resources-cake can be divided in fewer slices and every portion can be a sizable one.

A thing many sports people have in common is the tendency to publicly give God the credit for their achievements. If they win or reach a certain goal in the match it’s a look, nod or wave up to heaven, making the sign of the cross etc.

​All atheists and most scientists will regard God and science as mutually exclusive. But IS that the case? Science found its roots in the humble experience of conquering fire and inventing the wheel.

​The debate about homosexuality falls into the category of those hatred-sowing destroyers that rips its claws through families and faith communities, leaving a procession of collateral damage in its wake.
 
The argument from the faith communities against homosexuality is mostly “God says…”  shaking a judging finger to the relevant Scripture. The question is: Exactly what does God really say about this highly controversial subject?

​The foundation of the belief nurtured by the Bible is at the same time also the most difficult of everything that’s being asked of natural humans to believe: the concept of eternal life. How on earth is it possible that I can be born in the flesh, spend my life in the flesh, then one sad day die in the flesh like every other living thing around me, yet resurrect from death as if I just went to sleep but woke up again?