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Celebrate the radiant power of queerness with The Church of Tinkerbell’s Pride Month kickoff article, …
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The Sacred Spark of Queer Creation: What Tinkerbell Taught Us About Being Ourselves
Celebrate the radiant power of queerness with The Church of Tinkerbell’s Pride Month kickoff article, “The Sacred Spark of Queer Creation.” This magical reflection honors the beauty of being fully yourself, drawing inspiration from Tinkerbell to affirm that queer identity is a sacred, creative force. It’s a love letter to the unbecoming, the becoming, and the brilliant in-between.
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Words Are Just Tools: When Communication Becomes Manipulation
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This post explores the true nature of communication, emphasizing that words are merely tools for transferring meaning. It highlights how miscommunication—especially when used intentionally—can be a manipulative tactic employed by politicians, evangelists, and apologists. True dialogue requires clarity, shared definitions, and a commitment to mutual understanding. Winning an argument through miscommunication is not a real victory; it’s a performance, not a pursuit of truth.
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Biblical Prophecy, Fictional Fulfillment, and the Question of Jesus
This post critically examines biblical prophecy, highlighting failed predictions, misapplied Old Testament verses, and the possibility that Jesus’ story was constructed to fit pre-existing texts. It challenges the idea of divine foresight by exploring how narratives may have been shaped after the fact—and even questions whether the central figure of Christianity existed at all.
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Words Are Just Tools: When Communication Becomes Manipulation
This post explores the true nature of communication, emphasizing that words are merely tools for transferring meaning. It highlights how miscommunication—especially when used intentionally—can be a manipulative tactic employed by politicians, evangelists, and apologists. True dialogue requires clarity, shared definitions, and a commitment to mutual understanding. Winning an argument through miscommunication is not a real victory; it’s a performance, not a pursuit of truth.
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