Creeds fascinate me (I’ve even written my own). Thus, I am pleased to be able to publish a creed written by my good friend and occasional guest author, Joey Fuson.
I believe that God is love.
that Jesus is God’s love incarnate.
that through that love, we are saved.
It is because of that love, that I believe in non-violence,
in turning the other cheek,
that it’s no coincidence that Jesus is known as the other way,
that more can be accomplished by love than hate.
I believe that in order to eradicate violence, we need community;
that together, love can happen.
In order to create community, acceptance is necessary.
Christians must be accepting:
of homosexuals,
of other denominations,
of other religions,
of women,
of men,
of the possibility that we may be wrong.
Finally, community is created through sharing:
share your goods,
share your money,
share your food,
share your love,
Because God is love.
Amen.



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8 July 2009 at 21:56
another ethical creed: on health-care reform « sword and cross
[...] to foster a greater emphasis on ethics within the context of narrative faith. Last week I posted a “creed for community” written by guest author Joey Fuson. Today, I encountered an even more explicitly ethical (even [...]
23 October 2009 at 08:44
JXL94
How does he make the tenuous jump from collective culture to superstitious people cowed into passivity? ,