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I have asked this same question. If you Google "male lactation" you will find that some men can lactate. I have wondered if males have nipples, because in earlier times females died giving childbirth. Maybe the males could nurse the children in the event the female died.

How much exists that we can't comprehend? If we can't comprehend something does it matter that it does or doesn't exist? If we can't comprehend something that exists, is it the truth?

Many religions claim to be the Truth. Yet, many religions are very similar teachings. What is it about humans that our beliefs need to be the truth?

Here is a workshop on Deism and you might want to dialogue with Travis there. Here is very knowledgeable in Deism. http://www.interfaithforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=145

Great post. I am wondering if the system we want is one that helps us to let go of our beliefs.

Hi Seattlegal, I am also from Seattle. Welcome!

Hi Brian, I attended an Interfaith instute, studied world religions, ethics, dialoguing, ceremony development, comparative religion, leadership ministerial counseling, grief counseling, etc. When I received that degree and license, I attended another Interfaith Institute and took additional...

I love it when it's a warm spring day in the northwest and the scent of evergreens intermingles with birdsong.

I agree with the abundance statement. We might God is abundance. Why then have monks chosen to take a vow of poverty. I think denying yourself would be against anything God would want for humans. I think we might find that the healthier we are inwardly the more we will draw to us.

Thank you for this very thought provoking topic and you all have expressed yourselves so well. I have wondered if there is a difference between physical poverty and spiritual poverty. In other words I think you can have enlightenment and not be in a state of physical poverty. It's all in how you...

I think my path chose me. Staying open leads you to wonderous places.

Best of luck to you, that sounds exciting.

woman here. It looks like there are more men than women here.

I didn't choose the title. Interfaith minister is a profession and you study to become a interfaith minister.

It evolved over time. I attended a school for Interfaith Ministers.

An interfaith minister has the same code of ethics any minister would have. Since an Interfaith Minister honors all religions he/she can teach anything. They are not bound by any dogma or theology. Thanks for asking.:)

I don't know, I'm not finished yet.:)

Thank you for the beautiful words. It reminds of a little poem I wrote in the mood of a moment. Sundance The river hurries, bears furry fish scurry. At peace in a perfect world.

My religious beliefs have been formed from many years of experiencing life, studying, searching and trial and error. After all that I learned that staying open and not getting too tied to any particular belief was the best route for me.

Thankyou lunamoth, Many Interfaith Ministers are chaplains. They aren't bound by any particular religion so they can minister to just about anyone. They can perform all acitivties that any minister performs. Some work to help the needy, some teach, I know one that is a Unity Church...