Religion & Faith
discuss any topics on religion and your different faths here, help us not to become ignorant of your faith by sharing your beliefs and views on your religion or religion in general with us xxx

Why do people think that religion and faith are a type of trascending?
Beliefs in the state and laws of the state can be geared just as much towards the fanatical and unquestionable as those involving angels and demons. One might even argue that the items shouldn't be wholly seperated by the formers ready 'adherence to

A STEP CLOSER TO A ONE WORLD RELIGION ~ KEEP THE FAITH MINISTRY
Prophetic Intelligence Briefings August 17, 2011 The Bible predicts a global religion will be developed in the last days Revelation 13:8. In order to accomplish this, there has to be a global political and economic order to enforce it. Though a

Why Religion Ruins HumanLife
In class we have been focusing a lot on not only imperialism but also with religion. Not different types of religions, more like ideas that questioned it and the proof that supported these ideas. Personally, I find it hard to believe that a big man in the

Role of religion in history.
Everyone sees a religion really different. Today and ages ago religion was a huge influence on a lot of history events. Religion suppose to be something good, it suppose to make people realize that there is another people they should care about, that the

Do vampires have any religion or path?
I was wondering if there is anything like an "official" religion that real vampires follow. Like a spiritual path, group of tenets or established dogmas, as in the pagan community where witches follow Wicca and other witchcrafting traditions, mostly drawn

Was Spiritualism ever meant to be a Religion?
If you think back to the early days of Spiritualism, when communcation started in home circles, I often wonder did Spiritualism ever meant to be a religion, because there is a difference between spirituality and Spiritualism. Was Spiritualism just meant

We Walk By Faith and Not By Sight
We walk by faith and not by sight.2Cor5:7 We walk by faith and not by sight Not by power nor is it by might But it is by the Holy Spirit When He is allowed not only to visit But to reside, indwell, control, guide. We walk by faith and not by

Explicit/Implicit Faith according to JAT
I extricated this posting from the bowels of the now defunct Pascendi's Forum. It was an interesting posting by JAT, whom I hope will find this place. 05/28/10 at 03:00 PM [QUOTE=Roguejim]JAT, In your studies, have you come across Church teaching

Greek religion
The Roman religion was alike the Greek religion. But instead they had a lot of control in everything around them like, storms, the oceans, marriage, and more. They had an important idea for their gods in Latin “do ut des” which means “I give so that you

FDR and religion
well, as long as we're back into FDR, this thread (see also the page before that page) about the Philadelphia speaking gig, and the subsequent discussion about FDR'ers (incl. Stef) feelings about religion sure sheds some new light on that old Tyler thread

FEED YOUR FAITH AND STARVE YOUR DOUBTS
FEED YOUR FAITH AND STARVE YOUR DOUBTS The greatest hindrances to the church has always been (and still is) "doubt pushers". What are "doubt pushers"? Those who push doubt. Why are they called that? Because they cause miscarriages

FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE** by C. R. Stam*
FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE* * by C. R. Stam* "And now abideth faith, hope, love, these three, but the greatest of these is love" (I Cor. 13:13). St. Paul had been discussing, in I Cor. 13, some of the miraculous signs that were to vanish away as

The Pillars and Branches of Faith
The Pillars and Branches of Faith The Pillars of Faith In Arabic, the word used for pillars is Arkan, the singular of which is Rukn: the Rukn of something is its strong side. There are six pillars of faith: 1) Faith in Allah 2) Faith in

The Roman Religion
In the Ancient Roman religion, the most important god was Jupiter; he ruled the sky and other gods. In Roman society, when they conquered a new land, instead of killing the conquered people, Romans would accept them even if they believed in a different