Exposing the Illogic of Belief

I don’t want you to “believe in” anything. I don’t want you to be persuaded to anyone’s opinion, including mine. I just want you to know the facts. What you do with the facts is up to you. I am a freethinker. Maybe you are too. For 50 years of my life, I was not just a freethinker, I was an anti-Christian. I know every argument against Jesus Christ and the Bible. Perhaps you don’t see yourself as an anti-Christian, but if you are a freethinker, you probably have several arguments against Christianity. Could one be that Christians are judgmental and narrow minded? Could another be that Christians (and other religious people) are generally weak people who need religion? That they fell for a book that was written by ancient kings to control the masses?

This novel is a quest through the deep valleys and high peaks of a land you have never seen. It is a tea steeped in lingered love, with a rich flavor you have never tasted. ​

Quests take time, and they change us. We may return home geographically, but never the same person. If you resolve to join Isaiah on his quest, his thoughts, frustrations, defeats, and victories will become yours. ​

You may choose to leave the quest early or discard the tea before it’s ready, but you will always wonder why… why judging a man before walking a thousand miles with him tastes weak, under brewed, immature…and why those who finish the journey report such gracious glories!

The Tea Room Scrolls Vol. 1

Volume 1 contains vital introductory material. We start our exploration with a foundation of mutual respect and love.

Most students will enter this study with some level of discomfort. The Asian non-Christian may be the most skeptical since they may be thinking, "If I sense any level of animosity to my culture and my heritage I am out!" The western "Asian-leaning" spiritualist (like my former self and Isaiah from Slow Brewing Tea) may be next in line in skepticism--they may feel "This Jesus thing is just a hoax--but...I'm curious."

Let's say you are sowing into someone who is still "unsure of this Christian thing." If they have a spiritual background that is Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto, New Age, or any Indigenous faith (e.g. American Indian), this is the book to start them on! The most important fundamentals of Christ's teachings are presented in a gentle, non-judgemental, familiar format that is both friendly and straightforward. Pastor Loubier's previous experience in these faiths comes through to compare with what Jesus wants everyone to hear.

Not sure what Jesus' top five teachings are yourself? It's time to find out from a loving, peaceful, voice of reason.