The worship of human well-being, rational efficiency and self-sufficiency parse the culture of diminishing gratitude, which is stressful instead of grateful.

Humanity merely survives and hardly thrives whenever reason recedes into disuse. With the marginalisation of reason, primordial instincts and unconverted id drive human actions. And when humans invest their interests in religion in this arational condition, they reap the dividend of fundamentalism, which funds religious violence. Unfortunately, the culprits perpetrate these dastardly acts in the […]

By Fr. George Adimike The craftiness of the devil is well stated in his methods of operation. He chooses his tactics and strategies well and applies them to particular circumstances. Two streams feed these strategies, namely excess or defect. In his attack on religion, he employs both methods. The broader ramifications of these strategies include […]

By Fr George Adimike From the rupture of Adam’s priesthood in Genesis, the exodus, in search of grace to make all things new, continues and reaches its destination in Jesus Christ. The new covenant, which revealed the fullness of grace and truth, Jesus the Christ of God (cf. Jn 1:14), also funded a new appreciation […]

By Fr George Adimike Is human existence a progressive unfolding of a predetermined pattern of actions and   inactions?In other words, does   spirit   control   people   like   a   robot?   Are Christians   compliant   to   Christ-like   freedom   or   robot-similar   determinism? Answering these questions  launches   one   into investigating the delicate   balance between fate and freedom central to questions of ethics, […]