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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Doctor AbrACEive Show Episode 119: Church of Imperials
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Topics:
Slumdog Millionaire
Deborah Cox
Thr33 Ringz
R.
Child's Play
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
Leaving the church
Hotel sex
#BlackGirlsRock
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Topics:
Slumdog Millionaire
Deborah Cox
Thr33 Ringz
R.
Child's Play
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
Leaving the church
Hotel sex
#BlackGirlsRock
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Monday, July 15, 2013
DA Show Episode 86: Take AkSHON (Yeah)!
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Topics:
Zimmerman verdict
Boycott FL
Playing the law
Self check woes
The laptop
Know the law
Dark Knight
Jesse Jackson
Hating albums
Family Matters
Chingy's Jackpot
Coming From Where I'm From
Bad Boys II
RATUW: @RedPoisonEviie
Snitches
Dating & religion
Instigators
Favorite Shows
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Topics:
Zimmerman verdict
Boycott FL
Playing the law
Self check woes
The laptop
Know the law
Dark Knight
Jesse Jackson
Hating albums
Family Matters
Chingy's Jackpot
Coming From Where I'm From
Bad Boys II
RATUW: @RedPoisonEviie
Snitches
Dating & religion
Instigators
Favorite Shows
Twitter:
@DoctorAbrACEive @Lonzo_HarrisJr @MsLibraLeigh @4evasnapn @mr_marqus @CamWash
DoctorAbrACEive@gmail.com (601)884-0371
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
Good for You, Jason Colllins
The big story for the past few days has been the revelation of Jason Collins' true sexuality. Collins being the first active male professional athlete to profess being a homosexual sent ripples through sports media, workplace chatter, local and national news, and more down to blogs, podcast, and social media sites. Political and religious views have been spit from the minds of both credible and bogus individuals via keyboards in the hours following the breaking new. Me? I saw the text alert on my phone and said, "Good for him." I knew there would be some sort of backlash, but I didn't expect it to come as fast and as reckless.
For those that feel that giving any credence to homosexuality in America is somehow threatening the moral fiber of the country, I question how foolish you can be. You "Christians" profess to be under attack from the pressures of the "world" to the teachings our your God. Last time I checked, Christianity was the the most practiced religion in the world. Where is all this pressure coming from?
Any way, you're entitled to your opinions even if they are dumb. Continue to feel as if you otherwise safe heterosexual way of living is under attack.
Jason is a Hero
For those that say he's no hero, who are you to say this? If one person is inspired by his actions, then to that one person he is a hero. He may not be your hero, but who are you to challenge someone's inspirational figure? Jason revealing his secret to the world is at the very least a huge step considering the very backlash that occurred. I'm sure that in any discussion of this issue that it doesn't take long before the center of discussion is homosexuality rather than Jason Collins. This very post will steer from Mr. Collins soon. So I applaud Jason for his actions. Maybe, the confessions of an NBA reserve veteran will soften the blow for a more notable figure making the same announcement.Who Is Jason Collins?
True. Jason is a reserve player who contributes little to his team. True. He averages far below a double-double a game. True. He is nearly 7 feet tall and twin. It matters not that he's not an all-star nor that he is a MVP in the making. What matters is that there's a chance that next season Jason will suit up for an NBA team making him the first known gay male athlete in professional sports. This a world where masculinity is supposedly the key to being successful. Consider this, there are a few hyper masculine men that will never sniff an NBA court while Jason is collecting minimal minutes. Who's the man?Religious Views
Now for you religious righteous folks, mainly "Christians". Go back to you Bible because you have no right to condemn the actions of anyone. You are to act as tools for your God to show man the path to follow. Beyond that, you are to "shake the dust from your feet" when you are not accepted. At the same time, your house is too screwed up to be chastising anyone. Seventy years ago, your fellow "Christians" used your same book of instructions to restrict the rights of Blacks and women. "Their bad." Well if they eventually looked at as being unreasonable, don't you think the same will be said of you? I can never understand how a group once oppressed can use the very same tool that was used to keep them in oppression to then oppress another group.What's This World Coming To?
Any way, you're entitled to your opinions even if they are dumb. Continue to feel as if you otherwise safe heterosexual way of living is under attack.
Addendum
For some of people, it is far worse for their son to come home and announce he's homosexual than for him to announce that he has fathered a child with a woman in which he has no desire. Also, some of you think that you are so desirable that accepting homosexual culture will lead to you being hit on by a gay individual. You should be so lucky. No one wants your shady ass.Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Feel My Vibe
I woke up this morning, and although I said a small prayer to give thanks for another day, anyone watching would not have noticed. There was no ritualistic prep or pose; just a quick moment that passes with a blink of an eye. This has been a habit of mine for years, but it hasn't always been that way. I once desired to study the Word and strive to live "right". No asking for miracles and blessings these days. I now give thanks and look for understanding. So many factors have led to this change in view of faith.
Faith can be described as a belief in something without any proof. All of my life, I have been taught that faith is the cornerstone to Christian belief. Admitting faith alone is not enough to achieve salvation; one has to live faithfully. Doing as we have been told without questioning meaning; seeking understanding only as a means to do our duties as planned by our Higher Power, and always submitting to the Will of God even when our motivations conflict with His ultimate plan. Living life by this mean is difficult when we consider that apparently humans are created flawed, sinners.
Fate, on the other hand, is the principle that an event or series of events are predetermined and thus unavoidable. This too is played out in the Christian belief structure. Christians are taught that Old Testament of the Bible stands as a series of books foreshadowing the coming of Christ. The events detailed from Genesis to Malachi were set in stone from "In the beginning...." Every good soul and every hardened heart were allowed by God in order for His will to progress.
Some would call me one of little faith, because now I'm one confused individuals. I being told that all the good that comes into my life is provided by God as a reward to give me joy, but the pain I feel is a part of a test that God allows to make my spirit stronger. Think on this, God allowed for evil to come into our life as a test; during these times, our faith is being tested. This doesn't matter if we're considered a faithful person beforehand (see The Book of Job). In other words, pray for sunshine all you want, but one day it sure will rain. Keep your umbrella close.
I've gone back to read the Bible to note a few characters that were doomed to fail regardless of how they lived their life. This can be true whether the reader takes the Good Book literal or not. The Egyptian pharaoh and Judas played key roles in God's plan. Even Adam & Eve were designed with flaw. No matter what, someone had to fill the shoes of these historical figures to move the story along. Throughout the book, there are tales of people who fell short of God's glory, or did they?
Still confused, but a since of clarity has passed through this head of mine. There are some days that I am a blessing to those that I contact; others, I am a menace. It is not my choice to determine which I will be today. I can only do has been planned for the day. No matter how many times I pray to do right, I will still pour a glass of alcohol and spit vulgar words to help describe my disgust with my day. I can set out to be the most evil muthfucka this side of glory, and I still will try to help my race be better than the stereotypes.
This is too much to think about. Lord, teach me to understand as you carry out your plan. Amen.
Fate, on the other hand, is the principle that an event or series of events are predetermined and thus unavoidable. This too is played out in the Christian belief structure. Christians are taught that Old Testament of the Bible stands as a series of books foreshadowing the coming of Christ. The events detailed from Genesis to Malachi were set in stone from "In the beginning...." Every good soul and every hardened heart were allowed by God in order for His will to progress.
I've gone back to read the Bible to note a few characters that were doomed to fail regardless of how they lived their life. This can be true whether the reader takes the Good Book literal or not. The Egyptian pharaoh and Judas played key roles in God's plan. Even Adam & Eve were designed with flaw. No matter what, someone had to fill the shoes of these historical figures to move the story along. Throughout the book, there are tales of people who fell short of God's glory, or did they?
This is too much to think about. Lord, teach me to understand as you carry out your plan. Amen.
"I am a sinner. Who's probably gonna sin again. Lord forgive me; Lord forgive me. Things I don't understand. Sometimes I need to be alone. Bitch, don't kill my vibe." -Kendrick Lamar
Monday, October 29, 2012
Doctor AbrACEive Show Episode 22A: Points over a Bullet
La Boug, Kat, and Nick Nak join the Doc for part 1 of 2 episodes. Here's the ladies' perspective.
Topics:
Introductions
American Gangster
Around the Horn
Jam Master Jay conspiracy
Ma$e: Harlem World
What Yo Man Gotta Do With Me?
Bill Clinton the 42nd
Marvin Gaye
RATUW: @2muchDattNigga
Martin: "The Night He Came Home"
Democrats slavish mentality
Religion talk
The work Meltdown
PleaseShutUp.com
Nikki gets ratchet in the chicken joint
Everyone's an expert
Snobbish on social media
Relationship rollercoaster
Check-to-check ballin'
Why isn't this national news?
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Diversity of Thought
Warning: This post will ask you to question everything you have ever been taught. The subject is very sensitive among many, and if you are a defensive type, please do not take this the wrong way. This is not a case of shaken Faith but one of someone noticing what's really going on.
Here's a dream I had recently:
I have been raised to know that only one way of living is the "right" way to live. There is only one "true" believe. All others will not grant one happiness. Throughout life, I have noticed how that one way is viewed from so many different angles and that only one of these angles are actually correct though. This one tree of life has sprouted many branches, only one of which will grant the Perfect Fruit, and has many roots, only one of which was sprouted from the original Seed.
During my Papa Smurf phase, there was this one particular church that was a pillar of influence in my small community. The day came that the long time pastor stepped down, and the members were faced with the decision of finding a replacement. There two major opinions for the future of the institution that could not be resolved to the point that a whole new church was established. What could be so unresolvable that would cause people to invest their time, money, and effort (none of which will have much tangible return) on such an undertaking? Pride? Dignity? Faith?
I have lived in the Bible Belt for most of my life, and the one consistent fact is that there are churches everywhere. No matter how scarce the population, it is not uncommon to see multiple places of worship within a few miles of one another. All seek to worship The Almighty while remaining open to new souls. Each church was founded on a particular set of principles and may be governed a central body. One may ask why are there so many different institutions serving the same purpose in such small communities; the answer to which is the interpretation of teachings. Some people try to downplay this diversity of thought, but the differences are enough to poke holes in the belief structure of the religion altogether.
As time passes and people die, few will remember the beginnings of the institutions and will romanticize the motivations of the founders when in actuality those emotions were rooted in a difference of opinion that could not be resolved. My mind cannot help but make the jump to the formation of organized religion on a holistic level. The Jewish, Christian, and Islamic views of worship are so similar that they can all be separated by a simple difference of opinion by a close group of friends who became influenced by personal goals. The translation of ancient languages can easily be shifted to support these difference. People often glaze over this fact all while perpetuating that this is a game of everlasting life vs. eternal damnation. Siding with the wrong side could be soulfully fatal; being neutral is just as bad.
These games of opinions have made people put their mortal lives at stake as they have been used as a driver of wars. These lives have been sacrificed to support a diversity of thought because in some cases, they are afraid to develop their own or challenge the status quo. Here's something to think about...What if we're all wrong (Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, atheist, etc) about what is expected of us? That's just my opinion so take it for what it's worth.
Here's a dream I had recently:
There were seven influential individual that were viewed as good an wholesome people. For the most part, they were friends and worked together to solve their problems, overcome enemies, and support the weak. One by one, they all began to be influence by their own interests. Although they acted as individuals rather than a team, I considered their actions to still be in line with the original goal of the group.
I observed how the main enemy actually represented a neutral view rather than wickedness that I once believed through my interaction with the friends. Slowly, I began to notice how the group never overcame any problems but pushed their issues on to others. I finally saw that they were not supporting the weak but ostracizing people that did not share the same motivations as these seven friends. The divide among the members continued to show the truth in the character of each as well as their good intentions.
The end of the dream contained images of a war and the bodies of fighters as well as civilians that were considered as collateral damage. Context clues would suggest that the individuals were world leaders of sort. The enemy they fought was the idea of personal freedom and was represented by a woman draped in a navy blue from head to toe only revealing her mouth. The casualties that I witnessed were not faceless souls but people that I have known or know in life. I jumped up as the images of destruction continued to flood my mind.I wish I could understand my dreams and their origins on most nights. This particular one came rather easy through images and the dialog that I recall. The clues that led me to understand that the friends were world leaders also introduced me to the idea that their friendship was rooted in a religious belief. The growth and interpretation of that belief is what caused to act on individual goals. I found it interesting once I gather my thoughts because I went to sleep thinking about ways to convey this thought.
I have been raised to know that only one way of living is the "right" way to live. There is only one "true" believe. All others will not grant one happiness. Throughout life, I have noticed how that one way is viewed from so many different angles and that only one of these angles are actually correct though. This one tree of life has sprouted many branches, only one of which will grant the Perfect Fruit, and has many roots, only one of which was sprouted from the original Seed.
During my Papa Smurf phase, there was this one particular church that was a pillar of influence in my small community. The day came that the long time pastor stepped down, and the members were faced with the decision of finding a replacement. There two major opinions for the future of the institution that could not be resolved to the point that a whole new church was established. What could be so unresolvable that would cause people to invest their time, money, and effort (none of which will have much tangible return) on such an undertaking? Pride? Dignity? Faith?
I have lived in the Bible Belt for most of my life, and the one consistent fact is that there are churches everywhere. No matter how scarce the population, it is not uncommon to see multiple places of worship within a few miles of one another. All seek to worship The Almighty while remaining open to new souls. Each church was founded on a particular set of principles and may be governed a central body. One may ask why are there so many different institutions serving the same purpose in such small communities; the answer to which is the interpretation of teachings. Some people try to downplay this diversity of thought, but the differences are enough to poke holes in the belief structure of the religion altogether.
As time passes and people die, few will remember the beginnings of the institutions and will romanticize the motivations of the founders when in actuality those emotions were rooted in a difference of opinion that could not be resolved. My mind cannot help but make the jump to the formation of organized religion on a holistic level. The Jewish, Christian, and Islamic views of worship are so similar that they can all be separated by a simple difference of opinion by a close group of friends who became influenced by personal goals. The translation of ancient languages can easily be shifted to support these difference. People often glaze over this fact all while perpetuating that this is a game of everlasting life vs. eternal damnation. Siding with the wrong side could be soulfully fatal; being neutral is just as bad.
These games of opinions have made people put their mortal lives at stake as they have been used as a driver of wars. These lives have been sacrificed to support a diversity of thought because in some cases, they are afraid to develop their own or challenge the status quo. Here's something to think about...What if we're all wrong (Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, atheist, etc) about what is expected of us? That's just my opinion so take it for what it's worth.
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