I love sitting in Church. I love singing in church. I love dressing up for churc

I love sitting in Church. I love singing in church. I love dressing up for church. But, can you imagine if instead of preaching babylonian mysticism and socialist propaganda, the ‘priest’ gave lessons in history that related to today, and posed questions about what we should do? What if instead of one-ness, we heard from the four corners of the reproductive distribution? Telling stories of the lives of heroes and saints?

Meaning:

1 Aristocracy, military, militia, and law.

2 Treasury, finance, banking, entrepreneurship

3 Science, Technology, Craftsmanship and Labor

4 The Commons, Family, Nurture, Medicine

Now, a church or temple should always speak in historical analogy. Never directly addressing the current era, and drawing the mind’s eye across the centuries.

That is a church I would love to go to: one I would learn from from.

(BTW – the whole catholic, sit, kneel, stand thing. I’ve been doing it all my life and I still have no idea when we are supposed to do each. And I hate the whole vatican ii thing. I hate the shake-hands thing. It was cool before. I remember it. I thought the hippies had taken over the church. It seemed ‘sacrilegious’. Because it was.)