Christian Jedi Journal

Rosalyn and I have been working on this project for a while. We got the idea from the Bible App, actually , when reading over some devotionals. So we wanted to put something together which could be used by Christian Jedi to see the parallels of the Jedi Path and Christianity using the Bible itself.

It's set up so that you can print it out and write down your thoughts as you work through the journal. There are 80 Days worth of scripture for you to contemplate on each section of the Jedi Compass (we did exclude "Loyalty to the Jedi Code" as it is mostly covered already through everything else listed in the Compass, and well, I think that a devotional based around the Jedi Code would be a task in and of itself . We also excluded the Prowess section, as that is something more between you and God to decide how to cultivate the arts into your life).

We hope that this journal is useful for you as you explore the Jedi Path through the lens of Christianity.

That looks very impressive ! Awesome Job Ally and Rosalyn !! You dont mind that it takes me a year to work through all that do you :lol:
Marta Lina

Not at all

Can someone be a non-theistic Christian? Why or why not? I'm not giving my opinion, yet, on the chance of it causing any bias.

I believe they can. Scripture can be good at directing us in a philosophical way- just the same as the Jedi Path can be a philosophy without a religious aspect to it.

There is something to be said of age old wisdom that has proven accurate time and time again. Which is one reason that I believe Christians should contemplate scripture and the various means, rather than just read one level deep.

I'm not in a place to say whether you can be "non-theistic Christian", but I agree with Alethea that there is wisdom in the teachings of Jesus that doesn't have to be attached to religion. I'm a fan of the Jefferson Bible for this reason. Thomas Jefferson removed the miracles of Jesus and instead focused on the lessons. It doesn't take away from being a theist Christian, and at the same time it makes the Bible approachable for people who aren't comfortable with the religious implications.