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Dogmatic Doctrine
Can I kiss a Catholic
or a Muslim or a Jew,
A Buddhist or an Atheist,
a Sikh or a Hindu?
Can I share their faith with them
and not condemn my soul,
To eternal persecution
in the Devil’s deepest hole?

Can I offer love to those
who are not always straight.
Who’s love is...

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Categories: doctrine, caregiving, dedication, devotion, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member LORD GOD, YOU ARE MY DOCTRINE SOURCE
December 18 Relationship to God Bible Meditations 
Based on 2John-3John-Jude

Key Verse– 2John 1:9 Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son.

LORD GOD, YOU ARE...

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Categories: doctrine, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Shock Doctrine
We battle and quibble over numbers,
twenty, or forty, or fifty-three percent.
The bottom squeals as the beast still lumbers
over their desperate bodies. Screams will rent
the air that no one hears because all fight
for their own small crumb and piece of turf.
Paperwork splatters blood against the light.
The...

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Categories: doctrine, allegory, analogy, truth,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Doctrine Is Dogmatic
Doctrine is boking'
Makes me go a chokin’....

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Categories: doctrine, body, faith, god, health,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Dream Doctrine
I remember all my houses.
I relive all my homes.
I conjure, cottage conscious,
my dreamscape flickering poems.

I easily abide the dream doctrine.
I rub grainy textures, 
the memory of my earliest cabin.
I summon my first adventures.

I begin impetuous, scribbling every wall.
I explore sensation with little heed.
My dwelling becomes...

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Categories: doctrine, dream, extended metaphor, house,
Form: Rhyme
Doctrine of Love
young men in love
old in their memories
and what I do is
doctrine those stories
travelling through countries

where are all the women
that know the silliness
in my humor is my way
of expression of affection
to their glorious beauties?...

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© Ravi Kiran  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doctrine, heart, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Not a Serious Discussion of Doctrine
"Does god take a daily shytte?"
"Of course not."
"But I thought god could do anything."
"He can."
"Even take a shytte?"
"I suppose so."
"Would it be magic shytte? Should I rub it on my body?"
"I don't know."
"If he was a goddess he could've given birth to the universe, but...

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Categories: doctrine, atheist, christian, hindi, islamic,
Form: Prose Poetry
Doctrine Is a Soft Foundation
Doctrine detaches your mind, 
Away from rational thinking,
Makes you obstinate and rude,
Unable to be understood.

It proceeds your choices,
Causes insecurity and disgust,
About your normal feelings,
As it brings very low ceilings.

It does not free you to ponder,
On life's detours and skiffs,
On the real batters and drivers,
On real...

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Categories: doctrine, christian, desire, faith, feelings,
Form: Didactic
A Doctrine
You cant escape your fate
Or else it would have a different brand
Everything is just one thing
To a beach we are but sand...

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© Sal Manela  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doctrine, life
Form:
Premium Member The Value of Sound Doctrine
The scriptures conveys divine revelation
within this is God's everlasting gospel
pointing one to God's only begotten son
the blessed saviour saving souls from hell

This Jesus Christ son of the eternal God
came down from heaven the son of man
teaching sound doctrine to all who listen
for this gospel is...

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Categories: doctrine, christian, gospel, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
The Danger of Doctrine
Any doctrine is boring,
Makes me go a snoring,
Cos it goes ignoring,
Reason that's adoring....

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Categories: doctrine, emo, faith, god, growing
Form: Monorhyme
Doctrine of Death

Open the book of wars,
tally up the numbers of the dead
Close the doors to the peace talk room,
have no one record what is said
They don’t want you to hear about
the sacrifices that will have to be made
Somebody gotta die for the cause,
so order more body...

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Categories: doctrine, death, religious, truth, war,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Being An African
I am an African,
Not because of my colour skin,
Not because of my faith in Jesus Christ,
Not because of my education,
Not because of eating African,
Food day and night,
Not because I speak African languages.

I am an African,
Not because of my position.
Not because of my African surname.
Not because...

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Categories: doctrine, africa, encouraging, faith, growing
Form: Personification
Premium Member Captive Minds
When the mind is held captive
the body is the prisoner.

Kale Brereton
January 19, 2019

www.thefreethinkinghuman.com...

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Categories: doctrine, community, conflict, introspection, life,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Relapse
Across the millennia,
discussing the lapse:
infra or sub or
supra, perhaps?
A logical ordering
somewhat rehearsed…
Did God have to wait
or work it out first?
Is He sin’s author?
His decree permissive?
Certainly don’t mean
to be dismissive…
A no to the first,
the next, some degree,
'tis mostly man’s pride
declaring self free.
These sequenced events
would seem ‘gainst...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doctrine, christian, god,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things