I only skimmed it, but the framework is pretty sound, aside from the fact that what should be the focal point
Love your neighbor as yourself
seems to be buried at the end, so it doesn't look like he really takes that teaching to heart. I hope I'm wrong about this.
Still, it's better than anything else I've seen on here in terms of group dynamics. It's a good step in right direction in this fraught world.
ETA: And his tech skills are legit. I've been on the internet since before HTML, and his site is very well done. And his smile does not betray any negativity, so he looks like a legitimately good human being. I'm rarely impressed, but am with his site.
We can know the truth of anything, most especially ourselves, as that truth is essential to our spiritual grown. As Rumi says, "The Way goes in."
Just before seeing your reply, I had just edited my comment to add my appreciation of your site and visage. In my experience, a person can't fake a smile like yours. People dealing with physical hardship often become close with our Creator, and are then filled with the light of love's radiance.
My blessing has been poverty and learning how to love God and others with all my heart. If that interests you, you can read my comment history and see if you find anything to take inspiration from. Or even contact me.
The Greatest Command(ment) is my family's North Star.
Peace be with you, and may your joy and success be neverending.
Still, it's better than anything else I've seen on here in terms of group dynamics. It's a good step in right direction in this fraught world.
ETA: And his tech skills are legit. I've been on the internet since before HTML, and his site is very well done. And his smile does not betray any negativity, so he looks like a legitimately good human being. I'm rarely impressed, but am with his site.