Know The Truth

by Kevin O. Hunking

truth-seeker“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” John 8:32

As you may already be aware, I am not a big advocate of quoting scripture despite my own Christian beliefs. I have witnessed so many deliberate distortions of the bible’s core truths, especially by dogmatic Christians, that I find myself reluctant to provide such quotes.  John 8:32 is one of the most profound messages in the New Testament however and I firmly believe that the open-minded search for truth is an obligation that we all have, independent of our spiritual upbringing.

At the core of every Religion (including the non-theistic faiths and Scientism)  is man’s desire to know the truth. So often though we get part way there and then get locked into a one-way thinking that stops any forward motion in this search.  Our religious/scientific leaders tell us that such-and-such is fact and we blindly agree with these authority figures. The simple reality is that no one knows the complete truth about much of anything, (especially regarding man’s origins) and we should take any and all ideas and theories with a huge grain of salt as they are presented to us.  Yes there is a truth out there, but make sure that you are not blindly following someone else’s view of it (even mine) and that you are making your own clear-headed decisions regarding its pursuit.  Continue reading

Another High Priest of Scientism

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by Kevin O. Hunking

At the risk of turning this blog into an anti-Scientism soapbox, I feel that I must speak out against this growing tide of irrational thought being put forward as Science.

I am a true lover of pure science and follow it quite closely.  Science should be an absolute search for truth, with slogans, dogmas and staggering egos being left aside.  Unfortunately we still have the kind of nonsense floating around that is displayed by one of Scientism’s High Priests Penn Jillette, in the quote shown here. Continue reading

And Yet Another Bit of Scientism “Logic”

by Kevin O. Hunking

darwinJust to set the record straight, here is the definition of Scientism that I use;

Scientism is belief in the universal applicability of the scientific method and approach, and the view that empirical science constitutes the most “authoritative” worldview or the most valuable part of human learning – to the exclusion of other viewpoints.

Note the last few words of this definition “to the exclusion of other viewpoints” as we are now beginning to see just how widespread this new religion has become. Continue reading

Scientism’s Empty Arguments

by Kevin O. Hunking

“So if someone asks, ‘Do you believe in evolution,’ they are framing it wrong. That’s like asking, ‘Do you believe in blue?’ Continue reading

Truth Seeker? I Guess Not.

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by Kevin O. Hunking

Well I guess it was inevitable.  The last remaining spokesman of the New Atheist traveling roadshow has fallen. I used to hold Neil deGrasse Tyson in high regard and believed that he was actually a “truth seeker” at heart. Unfortunately he has made another one of the totally empty statements that plague the Scientism movement now. Here is his quote: Continue reading

Spiritual Core Theory: Core Identity Part III

by Kevin O. Hunking

intuition“We dance round in a ring and suppose.  But the secret sits in the center and knows.”

This quote by the world famous poet Robert Frost, sums up the truth behind communication with your higher self via your intuitive voice within.  Not to be confused with “The Secret” as it relates to the Law of Attraction and the book by Rhonda Byrne, the Secret that I am referring to here is one of your Core Identity’s most valuable assets, your intuition and its ability to function as the ultimate, unflinching teller of the truth.
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Spiritual Core Theory: Core Identity Part II

by Kevin O. Hunking

spiritflow“How would you like every moment of every day to feel like one miracle happening after another? How would you like to accomplish your goals and realize your dreams without undue struggle or strain?”

This opening paragraph is taken from an article written by author Steven Lane Taylor and is certainly an attention grabber. Who wouldn’t want to feel like that, and more importantly live like that?  Another definition of this state is brought to us by Deepak Chopra who describes the state as “the experience in which our needs are easily met and our dreams spontaneously fulfilled.”

Being in this state of total fulfillment goes by a lot of different names such as “Divine Flow”, “Spiritual Flow”, being in “The Zone”, “Peak Experience” and on the more mystical level “Nirvana”, but each of these labels points to the same experience; the effortless fulfillment of our true heart’s desire.  The state is characterized by an expanded sense of well-being, relaxed focus and a general feeling of being more alive.
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Spiritual Core Theory: Core Identity Part I

by Kevin O. Hunking

SCTIDWho are you? Who are you really?

Most of us respond to this question, whether asked by someone else or by ourselves, with a knee-jerk description of the labels that we have accepted throughout our lives. “I’m a banker”, “I’m a parent”, “I’m a member of the Knights of Columbus” and so on. While these labels may describe what you have chosen to do with your time, they are definitely not “who you are”. They are a description of your shell identity, the surface self that we show to the world. What I am talking about in this article however runs much deeper and addresses your “real” self.
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The Debater

by Kevin O. Hunking

angry-man4As you travel along your path towards spiritual enlightenment you will come across a rather unique breed of individual that will attempt to derail your efforts should you ever let your guard down. I am speaking, of course, of the character known as “the debater”. I am writing this particular Blog Post in an effort to prepare you for this amazing character that makes our journey a little more challenging than it really needs to be.

Most of the time these people are no more than a nuisance and their actions can be laughed off and/or ignored, but always bear in mind that all people are worthy of love and respect despite the fact that they are sometimes a pain.
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The Milk Jug Theory

by Kevin O. Hunking

Ok.  This one goes by a lot of different names now.  The Wishing Well Theory.  The Santa Claus debate.  And most recently, the Milk Jug TheoryThe Milk Jug Theory Video that is displayed below has received over 4 million views on Youtube and presents a very rational and logical argument against the validity of answered prayer.

 

The basics of the presentation can be summed up as follows (for those of you who don’t want to sit through 9 minutes of someone talking to a milk jug).  Christianity.com makes the statement on their site that God answers Prayer in one of three ways: 1) Yes 2) No or 3) Maybe.  The presenter on the video points out that that same reasoning could be applied to a jug of milk.  If you pray to a jug of milk it will always answer your prayer 1) Yes 2) No or 3) Maybe. Continue reading