Christianity
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Introducing my Book: An Almighty Predicament
An Almighty Predicament is a 70 page essay written in 2019. The essay opens with a story recalling an impromptu meeting I had with a Muslim in a cafe, which led to a very interesting prayer session later that day and sparked the thought process which inspired me to write the essay. Continue reading
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Introducing my Book: A Collection of Essays
Hello, folks! I was considering how last year I released quite a few books in a short space of time, which was a really silly thing to do from a promotional point of view, because I didn’t give each book the promotional time and effort it deserved. I kind of regret that, but the way… Continue reading
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Christian and Muslim Views of Judgment
Do you believe that at a time appointed by God to take place in the future, every human being will be judged? This is an idea that we find in both Christianity and Islam. If you haven’t read the Scriptures of these religions, I recommend doing so, it’s a really fascinating experience. What may surprise… Continue reading
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Hello, friends. I’ve been thinking a lot about …
Hello, friends. I’ve been thinking a lot about justice. This is because there are certain people in my life that I am annoyed with, because they have been behaving in a way that I find to be really inconsiderate and unkind. But don’t worry, I’m not here to bore you with a sob story, I’m… Continue reading
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Understanding Different Uses of the Word ‘Faith’
I recently updated the tagline of my other blog to include the word ‘faith’. As I thought about that word, I felt it would be good subject matter for a blog post to clarify what I, and others, are often trying to convey when we use the word. Continue reading
About STEVEN
Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor from the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind, and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
