The first thing is to describe what Christianity implies. Knowing that a Christian label is not, necessarily, sufficient in describing a Christian, is essential. Jesus did not label His followers “Christians.” The term was first used in Antioch to describe the peculiarity of believers, when compared to ordinary people, at…
Allow human leaders to be human
After Jesus’ ascension to Heaven, the eleven apostles assumed bearing leadership responsibility. Humanly speaking, this required immediate accountability on crucial matters, assuming Jesus had no longer been available. But Jesus had been as present as before His ascension, although not observed physically. Understandably, those disciples were as limited as anyone…
The unworkable key to life
Ignorance carries no danger, as long as aware of being ignorant. Similarly, knowledge carries no danger, as long as applying what one knows best. The danger lies in always assuming to have knowledge where ignorance exists, or assuming ignorance where knowledge exists. In other words, all troubles are not in…
The Messianic principle of Jesus Christ
There is an extensive agreement among Christians, about Jesus being the Messiah of humanity. But what does that denote to ordinary humans, in this life? The term “Messiah” implies salvaging humanity out of bondage. The significance of this remark lies in understanding the kind of bondage referred to. Unless aware…
Pursuing truth and justice has never been easy
Ignorance and cowardice can be regarded as cousins. The display of cowardice can be precisely viewed as traceable to ignorance. In cowardice are people extremely dangerous to other fellow humans. Cowards can even treat allies as enemies. Cowards have a propensity to feel comfortable when adopting defensive positions that make…
What is the role of the UN?
Here is my candid question, directed at the United Nations organization, but more so, at Britain, as directly responsible for the Zimbabwean situation. Zimbabwean people’s lives are influenced by Britain, including the prevailing endemic corruption. Smith’s Rhodesia Front committed severe human rights violations in a space of about fifteen years.…
Pseudo-independence is destructive
The majority of our people have remained in the false belief that 1980 was the year Zimbabwe attained independence. Of course, this is what is recorded, and will probably remain ensconced in history books for many years to come. But that does not mean there is truth in that assumption.…
The unknown significance of humanity
Everything starts from the beginning. A storey building exists only when there is a strong foundation to sustain its structure. The story of humanity’s origin is clearly covered in the first chapter of the Book of Genesis. But, surprisingly, the reality of the purpose of humanity remains a total mystery…
Two universe authorities in polarity
Zimbabwe is among nations caught up in the confusion of not knowing the existence of two authorities governing this universe. While the entire world is included, Zimbabwe is among those more confused, through its people’s erstwhile adoption of Christianity as a religion. Christianity should never be regarded as a religion…
The real stigma is failure to be causative
The significance of being created in God’s image is being causative. God is a creator; those created in His image cannot be in His image unless able to create, as well. Unless one appreciates being causative, one should regard him or herself as being the opposite of God’s image. We…
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