The wrongest thing about Christianity and all religions is the concept of faith. Believing is nothing. The writer of the New Testament’s Book of James nailed it: “The demons believe–and shutter!”

This is picked up and underscored by the writer of the Gospel of Matthew with his “I was hungry, I was thirsty, I was sick and in prison, I was a stranger, I was naked, and you ministered unto me…” to underscore that it is not what we believe, but what we know and do about it that turns the light around, flips the switch, and puts us on the path of seeing, hearing, knowing, understanding and doing the right thing in the right way at the right time in the right place that is the way, the truth and the life, and is the foundation and essence of our life in association with Psyche, Tao and Intuition and the heart of what matters most and means the most here, now in each situation as it arises, our entire life long.

“The Tao that can be told, said, talked about is not the eternal Tao” because the Tao that is the Tao is lived, done, served, exhibited, shown and made manifest in lives that are what they need to be in demonstrating the essence of the Tao and the heart of the body of the Christ and the Buddha and all of those who know what’s what and does what needs to be done about it here, now throughout the time left for living.

It is just being who we are, doing what needs to be done, here, now, forever. What we believe doesn’t change anything ever. It is not believing that matters, but BEING that counts. Who we show ourselves to BE in the process of living our life.