Tag: deconstruction
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When Obedience Becomes Complicity
Obedience is a virtue, but it was never meant to replace conscience. When religious authority demands silence in the face of wrongdoing, loyalty can become complicity. A closer look at the dangerous line between serving the Church and protecting the institution.
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Does God Have an Ego?
If we’re created in God’s image, does God experience our ego struggles? Guy Roberts explores the difference between the human ego and our true Self, and how spiritual growth brings us closer to the divine image.
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Be Still Doesn’t Mean Do Nothing
Guy Roberts reflects on Psalm 46 and the deeper meaning of “Be still and know that I am God.” Discover why true peace comes not from escaping life’s challenges, but from accepting reality and trusting God’s presence.
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Did I leave the Catholic Church?
Answered by Guy Roberts Thank you for your heartfelt concern for my spiritual well-being. I appreciate it, and ask you to keep me in your prayers. I left the Catholic Priesthood, and I currently am having difficulty with the human hierarchy. I have not left the Church of Jesus Christ. Sometimes things don’t fit neatly within…
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Deep Calls to Deep: Encountering a Personal God
What does it mean to truly know God? Drawing on Psalm 42:7, St. John of the Cross, and Scripture, Guy explores how God calls each of us into a personal relationship that challenges, transforms, and draws us closer to who we were created to be.
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Stop Clinging to the Past: Mary Magdalene and the Resurrection
Mary Magdalene came to the empty tomb searching for the Jesus she had lost. What she discovered was an invitation to something entirely new. In this reflection, Guy Roberts explores grief, fear, resurrection, and the courage to stop clinging to the past.
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Is Questioning Your Faith the Same as Losing It?
There are certain questions religious people learn to ask quietly. Sometimes so quietly that they’re afraid to even entertain them in their heads. What if I don’t believe all of this? What if the Church is wrong about something? What if I’m wrong? What if God isn’t real? And perhaps the most frightening one:…
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