My take on a variety of topics that are shaping the U.S. in the 21st century.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Minister to the Homeless
It sounds as though he is doing God's work, defining God in a very broad sense as one who tries to help people live better lives. To read more about Steve Maki, click here.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
I write frequently against hierarchical religions because of the hypocrisy they generate. Pastors like Steve Maki are the truly religious, to be respected, admired, and hopefully emulated. I believe it says much about our present day society, that the first comment on the article you linked to concentrated on admonishing the journalist for her supposedly literary shortfalls, and made no mention whatever of the subject matter. Various other commentators latched on and began a debate. The subject matter of the article became irrelevant. How sick can one become?
1 comment:
I write frequently against hierarchical religions because of the hypocrisy they generate. Pastors like Steve Maki are the truly religious, to be respected, admired, and hopefully emulated. I believe it says much about our present day society, that the first comment on the article you linked to concentrated on admonishing the journalist for her supposedly literary shortfalls, and made no mention whatever of the subject matter. Various other commentators latched on and began a debate. The subject matter of the article became irrelevant. How sick can one become?
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