Bono and Grace over Karma

August 28, 2007 in Buddhism with 1 Comment

I must admit that I am reluctant to even post this link because I might be looked at as one of the groupies, which I am not. (some post modern believers quote Bono like he’s one of the NT writers) But I couldn’t help actually enjoying this article and loving many of the ways that Bono gave expression to his faith and answered critical questions. He seemed to be able to take the reality of God’s love through Christ and make it make sense to the jaded skeptic. We need more of that expression in our world today, along with the lifestyles to back it up. Read the Story Here.

JL

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One Response to “Bono and Grace over Karma”

  1. Ken Kemp August 5, 2009 at 6:12 am #

    Grace over Karma, Bono is right. My good deeds are not good enough and my bad deeds don’t seperate me. It was all about Jesus and what he did on the cross that changed the course of mankind. I have listened a lot to web page Gospelrevolution.com with Mike Williams and were on the same wave length as Bono. Jesus + nothing = Redemption. I can’t add or take away anything Jesus did on the cross. What an insult it would be if I could. Its all Jesus. Understanding that brings freedom from religion.

    Ken

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