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Religion and Philosophy
I Call Myself a Typical Agnostic, and You May Find Your Own Name for It: A Satire
To each their own -- is the golden rule when it's about beliefs, and here is my own, never trying to be normative.
Understanding Repentance (Pt. 4)
John called people to repentance but nobody was born again under his ministry, because he himself was not the light and does not know the light neither was he born again. He only knew that someone greater than him is coming but had not seen him before...
Oric Bovar - A False Messiah
History is full of charismatic figures with seemingly magnetic personalities who could persuade and convince others that following their doctrine or teaching would lead to a better more fulfilling life. Oric Bovar was one such person.
12 Reasons to Thank God
Thanksgiving is a way of showing an appreciation to someone for something he/she has done to us. In this world, many people express their gratitude to people who have done good things to them. But a look at Scripture reminds us to be "giving thanks to the Lord, our God."
Occult Gods from Brazil to Africa
Comparing Archetipical Gods from Haitian voodoo tradition, Santeria, Yoruba, and Quimbanda
Baba Buddha: The First Sikh Granthi
Baba Buddha was a prominent figure in Sikhism and one of the most respected and revered Sikh Gurus. His contributions to the Sikh faith and the construction of the Harimandir Sahib are still remembered and honoured by Sikhs around the world.
Kirtan: Sikh Hymns and Shabads
The founders of Sikhism, Guru Nanak and the subsequent nine Sikh gurus, contributed to the development of Kirtan as a central practice of the Sikh faith. Guru Nanak, the first Sikh guru, started the tradition of singing hymns, which is the basis of Kirtan, to express devotion to God.
Listing What We Are Grateful For
It is asserted that being grateful for life, and even for its challenges, is a primary key to enjoying a full and productive life. This article examines that assertion.
Understanding Repentance (Pt. 3)
When a man understands and believes the gospel, his sins both present, past and future are remitted and credited into Jesus's account and Jesus's righteousness is credited to the man...
Is Jesus Really The Christ?
Here is a short history of who has decided for themselves an answer to the question "Who is Jesus?" That answer is one which each of them had to decide for themselves. In actual fact, we are just like them, and we have three likely conclusions to make for ourself.
Guru Har Krishan Ji: The Eighth Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Har Krishan was the eighth Guru of the Sikh religion. He was born on July 7, 1656 in Kiratpur, India, and became the Guru at the age of five, succeeding his father, Guru Har Rai. He was known for his wisdom and spiritual teachings, and was considered to be very spiritual and enlightened.
Guru Har Rai Ji: The Seventh Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Har Rai Ji became the leader of the Sikhs at the age of 14, and he immediately set about strengthening the military capabilities of the Sikhs, and continued building a powerful army. He also continued to propagate the teachings of the Sikh faith and emphasized the importance of selfless service
Guru Hargobind Ji: The Sixth Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Hargobind Ji was the sixth Sikh Guru and the first military guru of the Sikh faith. He was born in 1595 in the city of Wadali, in what is now the state of Punjab, India. His father was Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the fifth Sikh Guru, and his mother was Ganga Ji. He was the youngest of five sons.
Guru Ram Das Ji: The Fourth Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Ram Das Ji was the fourth Guru of Sikhs and one of the most important figures in Sikh history. He was known for his deep devotion to God and his service to others. He founded the city of Amritsar, which is now considered one of the holiest places in Sikhism.
Visiting a Sikh Temple: Guidance for Gurdwara Visitors
A Sikh Gurdwara is open to every one regardless of age, sex, caste, or creed and is the centre for congregational worship of Sikhism. Every Gurdwara has a free kitchen where Langar is prepared and served. If you are visiting a Gurdwara for the first time, then you might find this guide useful.
Guru Gobind Singh Ji: The Tenth Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Gobind Singh played a significant role in shaping the Sikh religion and community. His contributions including creating the Khalsa, his warrior spirit, writings and the establishment of the Guru Granth Sahib as the eternal Guru, continue to inspire Sikhs and others around the world.
Love: The Power That Prevails Over Knowledge
Let love prevail over knowledge in your relationship with people. Condescend with all manner of persons in Jesus Christ. Don't be conceited. Let knowledge give you balance, but apply love over knowledge for an effective relationship.
Guru Amar Das Ji: The Third Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Amar Das was a spiritual leader and a social reformer who played a vital role in the development of the Sikh faith. He emphasized the importance of equality, education, devotion, and service to God, and his teachings continue to be an important part of the Sikh faith today.
Guru Angad Dev Ji: The Second Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Angad Dev Ji is known for his contributions to the development of the Gurmukhi script, which is used to write Punjabi. He is credited with standardizing the script and promoting its use among the Sikhs as a means of preserving their religious texts and teachings.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji: The First Guru of the Sikhs
Guru Nanak was a visionary spiritual leader and social reformer who founded Sikhism and left a lasting impact on the world through his teachings of love, unity, and devotion to God. His message continues to inspire millions of people around the world and his legacy lives on today.
Understanding Repentance (Pt. 1)
The word Repent or Repentance is translated from the Greek word, "METANOIA" which means "to turn around" or a "change of mind". You will agree with me that before the coming of Jesus Christ, men has been in darkness...
Christ's Name? the Fathers's Name? A Controversy.
There are many discussions about what is the actual name we should use for Christ and The Father God. What can we conclude from the YHVH?
Energy, Frequency and Vibration - Revealed
Energy, frequency, and vibration are all related concepts in physics.
Theology of Justification by Grace
Justification is a gift of grace given through Jesus Christ that certifies one righteous before God that has repented from his sins and proclaims his faith in Jesus Christ. It is free because Jesus paid the price of man's sin on the cross of Calvary.
Judge Not
Judging is what immature Christians are good at. They're referred to as legalists, which is a misnomer, since they are doing Satan's work and not extending the Grace that Jesus desires for every stranger a Christian will encounter.
Are We Sheep or Are We Goats?
Although they look similar and flock together, sheep and goats are different. Just like men and women, regardless of race, people are spiritually different from one another. Each has a different eternal destination. But they have a choice, not determined by genetics.
Narcissism or Self-Confidence?
Narcissism is extreme self-absorption and is considered an illness. Self-love and self-confidence are goals everyone strives for and are pushed on us through popular media. But where does self-love stop and narcissism begin, and who should hold the measuring stick?
Finding Meaning in a Meaningless World: The Rise of Absurdism among Today's Youth
Absurdism, the philosophical belief that human existence is inherently meaningless, has recently gained popularity among young people. Young people today are faced with overwhelming information and are constantly bombarded with news of war, poverty, and environmental destruction.
The Bible Story of Ruth, Naomi and Boaz
This is the story of Ruth, Naomi and Boaz in the bible from the book of Ruth. There is a story for kids of all ages and free coloring pages.
Finding the Love of Jesus in the Most Unexpected
Do you truly understand the term Jesus is love? In this article, I reveal the hardship of the very first time I experienced the true Love of Jesus.
Bishop Elliot of Saint Mary Victories Meeting at Age 24 Story
It was in the month of September of the year 2013 and it was to be a seminar meeting about the practice of Benedict after given vaccine and went from Six Flags and on the way to a Carnival and ride
Three Romantic Theories of Fascism, Nazism and Communism and Their Seeds of Destruction
Communism, Fascism, and Nazism were rampant in the 20th century but all three had seeds of Nihilism and destruction in them and one can realize that these cult theories were anti-thesis of human nature and can only lead to destruction of the state.
Six Articles on John’s Book of Revelation
This author has written several articles on John’s Book of Revelation. Here follows a brief explanation of what these articles are about.
Get Ready for the Rapture
Are you ready for the Rapture? Do you even know what it is? Well, you do not want to miss it. Christ will take us away, in a literal blink of the eye, from all sadness, anxiety, worry, and pain, and we will suffer no more, ever again. Christ is our ticket to eternal paradise.
God Made Man In His Image: Bible Story for Kids of All Ages
God made humans in His image to rule over the earth. After creating the beautiful world, God made Adam, which means human in Hebrew. He asked Adam to name and care for the creatures of the earth.
Religion of the World
Religion has played a significant role in the history of human civilization and continues to influence many aspects of society today, including science.However, the relationship between religion and science has not always been harmonious.Despite conflicts,there seems Cooperation also.
Lessons from Genesis Chapter 1: God Made the World
Discussion of important ideas presented in Chapter 1, God Made the World. This discussion is for children including coloring pages and videos.
Love Is a Faithful and True Companion Through Life's Journey
Being guided by love. Opens up a life of excitement and opportunities to last our whole lives.
Is Drumming Good For Your Brain?
The Brain-Boosting Benefits of Drumming: How This Simple Activity Improves Your Focus, Creativity, Healing, Happiness Plus Relieves Stress and so much more!
Muhammad in Prophecies of the Old Testament Bible
For many Christians, Islam is nothing short of an enigma: Is it a true or false religion? But that is a question the Old Testament Bible already has an answer for.
Romans 8:28-30 Does Not Necessarily Support Calvinism
In this article, Pastor Marcelo Carcach offers an alternative interpretation of Romans 8:28-30 than that offered by Calvinism.
Ardas: Understanding The Sikh Prayer
Ardas is a prayer in the Sikh religion, traditionally performed standing up with folded hands. It is a common practice for Sikhs to begin and end events, including religious ceremonies, with the recitation of Ardas.