Belief moves mountains. Belief is stronger than ideology. If you believe something, you can make it feel real.

Generally, belief is based upon some concrete evidence or factual explanation, but it could be based upon misinterpreted words. Even a misheard word can change the meaning of a dialogue.

This is why a belief has to walk around the block a few times to validate its identity in the calm of the day. Does the belief show itself to others? That's a good type of walk-through reality. If no one else sees it, then either I'm seeing something they can't, or my explanation for it is not understood, or I'm pressing straws, empty straws; it doesn't hold up. It's not a belief anymore, but a fragment of hope.

I will build a website to discuss Christian beliefs that don't hold water. Christian cups that are cracked and empty inside. Maybe it's new evidence that's arrived, or an explanation that removes the feathers and stuffing in the box holding the belief, and finding it's no longer even there.

I'm going to be respectful, for I come from the Christian faith. I'm a Christian by origin. I'm a Unificationist now. In the process of discussion, you will see that I love Jesus more than any Christian, and I can prove it. Though it's not a contest. Jesus may love you more, nevertheless.

I believe (my belief) that beliefs must become knowing. When your mom walks into the room, do you believe that's your mom? Or do you know? That's all I'm about. Knowing the truth, for knowing is deeper than believing.


August 5, 2026 Wednesday 9:00 AM

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