Jocelyn Soriano is a columnist for Patheos, Inc., where she explores various topics related to faith, spirituality, and personal growth. With a focus on Christian perspectives, Jocelyn's articles offer insights and reflections on living a meaningful and purposeful life.
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Sometimes, I wonder why many unbelievers today seem to think that the faithful are less intelligent and logical than them.
I love clouds, too. Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos!
Where do our worries come from? Do they come from our fear of not being able to satisfy our legitimate needs? Do they come from worrying about our loved ones?
You're most welcome, Malaika! - Jocelyn Soriano - Medium
Have you ever heard about manifesting? Although it seems to have taken on a modern form, the concept belongs to a family of New Age beliefs that brought about Rhonda Byrne's The Secret based on The Law of Attraction.
If there is one Catholic concept that Protestants strongly reject, I think it would be purgatory.
Can anxiety work for you instead of joy? This is the question that Pixar's “Inside Out 2” seems to ask its viewers at the start of the movie.
While we should never forget to seek medical and psychological help from experts, we must never underestimate the value of faith in helping a depressed person.
When I was a child, there was an old movie about Jesus we often watched during Holy Week. It was that movie of Jesus where you cannot see Jesus' face.
Have you ever wondered why the rich never seem to be satisfied?
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