After majoring in biology and chemistry and then teaching mostly biology as a career, I learned to be skeptical about many of the things I was taught in the community church I attended. As a 14 year old, I even led a youth group discussion with the minister present asking questions that would have been considered heretical in many churches in 1957. I became interested in comparative religions when I took an elective class in college. After retiring from teaching, I became a pulpit supply in the Presbyterian Church and traveled the North Country to preach. The preparation gave me an opportunity to explore ideas, but I always stuck to the Gospels when I whittled down my sermon into 12-15 minutes, but inserted some humor and science into my Children’s sermons.
Your depth of research is phenomenal! I find the concept of Divine mother, son, and the ideas to explain resurrection fascinating! Thank you!
Edward,
After majoring in biology and chemistry and then teaching mostly biology as a career, I learned to be skeptical about many of the things I was taught in the community church I attended. As a 14 year old, I even led a youth group discussion with the minister present asking questions that would have been considered heretical in many churches in 1957. I became interested in comparative religions when I took an elective class in college. After retiring from teaching, I became a pulpit supply in the Presbyterian Church and traveled the North Country to preach. The preparation gave me an opportunity to explore ideas, but I always stuck to the Gospels when I whittled down my sermon into 12-15 minutes, but inserted some humor and science into my Children’s sermons.
Your depth of research is phenomenal! I find the concept of Divine mother, son, and the ideas to explain resurrection fascinating! Thank you!
Totally agree. Guru Hodge is giving an inspiring interpretation to the role of the Feminine Principle in our Spiritual evolution..
I totally agree with you. Guru Hodge has opened up a totally new perspective on the role of The Divine Feminine in our Spiritual evolution.
It is both eclectic and multi- disciplinary.