Martin Luther uttered the edict “Sola Fide” in the 16th century in response to corruption in the church by individuals taking bribes for false promises of salvation. It was also a response to theology that adhered to earthly constructs instead of genuine connection to God, such were the times. For millennia man was taught that participation was enough to gain Gods favor on Earth and ultimately salvation. Luther challenged that idea based on two things: empirical evidence and sound reasoning.…

Dead inside, but not really so, An imitation of sleep, hence by Accidental collision, whence Man crashed into reason, And justly awakened, His Decision despite derision, He, who underscored Unrelenting suppositions. ©Artist Robert Perez™ | Not AI – All rights reserved

by A. R. Perez Composing ministry amidst theSaturated New World, whereAmassed incessant blathering, hailAttention schemers and charlatans;Peasants, beggars and all. Redundant fucking noise,Repetitious agenda theology,Stealing His hidden invisible;Why care I, have I really any say?Proceed, for irrelevancy’s sake? A decent room, 32 souls full;Obliged, yes, but maybe,Half not real, that’s 16;Half don’t pay, that’s 8;Half bored, 4 and half true, 2;Two who give a shit, and to both,My deepest sorrow, I forgot you. Busily chasing false intangibles,Craving elusive delectable stats;Egos…