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The Mythological Connection Between Hercules and Christ

by LE. Berry

Article / Religion and Spirituality

August 24, 2017

30 days reads: 69

Comments: 5

Summary

A thread that is found in religion, based upon historical myth, through- out human history.

The Spiritual Significance of Female Feet - And Man's Obsession With Them

by Secret Society

Article / Religion and Spirituality

January 17, 2012

30 days reads: 34

Comments: 1

Summary

Could male interest in female feet actually represent a longing to return to the Goddess and their ancient spirituality?

DIOCESE ON THE NIGER ANTHEM LYRICS

by Okoye David Ikechukwu

Article / Religion and Spirituality

May 22, 2022

30 days reads: 20

Summary

........DIOCESE ON THE NIGER ANTHEM LYRICS.........

DISARMING ARMINIAN'S "TRINITY" OF PROOF TEXTS

by TrueGraceMinistries

Article / Religion and Spirituality

February 06, 2017

30 days reads: 17

Summary

Often times Calvinists and Arminians are at odds with each other. Actually, quite often they butt heads like two stubborn Mountain Rams. In my personal experience, from education, life, and ministry, the primary reasons for this are twofold: neither position attempts to truly understand the other; and two, Arminians often take passages out of their complete contexts. With this article I demonstrate such with three different passages.

The Significance of the demons that were slayed by the five forms of Goddess Aadi Shakti

by Sathyam-Drew

Article / Religion and Spirituality

March 19, 2020

30 days reads: 16

Monasticism. On the monastic movement

by Tokay Ogtayoghlu

Article / Religion and Spirituality

June 21, 2016

30 days reads: 14

Summary

While developing and spreading over territories, the Christian monastic movement quite changed in conceptual and practical aspects. That is, if at early times Christian monasticism was solely a solitary submission of oneself to God in deserts, which was religiously necessary to conduct, then it gradually transformed into a highly social and institutionalized entity where a deep belief in desert-based solitary quests of holiness and a complete self-abstention became disregarded and even eradicated. Considering this change in the perception of the Christian monastic movement to be quite a vague phenomenon, the task of this study is to find out certain ways and a possible extent of the arisen change in this religious tradition.

How I healed from diabetes

by Thinker

Article / Religion and Spirituality

November 12, 2008

30 days reads: 14

Comments: 29

Summary

This piece of work is a personal experience how I healed myself from diabetes through the power of prayer. If you just have a little bit of faith, you would heal from your struggles financial situation or the most terribles illness. It is just with a little bit of faith.

Electricity and the Soul

by Q.B. McKinney

Article / Religion and Spirituality

April 20, 2017

30 days reads: 10

Summary

simple insight into the soul from a common persons' point of view.

My View on The Stairway To Heaven

by Sathyam-Drew

Article / Religion and Spirituality

December 29, 2021

30 days reads: 7

Faraid us-Simtain by Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Juwayni (RA)

by Muhammed Nasiruddin Arif

Article / Religion and Spirituality

December 21, 2010

30 days reads: 6

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This is a collection of Ahadith, recorded by a great Hadith-Scholar (Muhaddith) Sheikh Sadruddin Ibrahim Bin Muhammed Al-Hamawie Al-Juwayni Al-Shafa'ei (RA) about the Prophet (SAWS)'s beloved ones {(Hadrat Ali, Hadrat Fatima, Hadrat Hasan and Hadrat Hussain (RAA)} the Members of His Family- Muhammed Nasiruddin Arif

The Theory of Equivalent Exchange

by reverie

Article / Religion and Spirituality

October 30, 2009

30 days reads: 5

Comments: 8

Summary

In life, there exists the Theory of Equivalent Exchange...

This Never Ending Road to Calvary

by Daus

Article / Religion and Spirituality

January 01, 2018

30 days reads: 5

What Are Devas and Devis?

by Sathyam-Drew

Article / Religion and Spirituality

December 29, 2021

30 days reads: 5

What Is The Difference between Guru, Ishwar, And Bhagawan?

by Sathyam-Drew

Article / Religion and Spirituality

December 29, 2021

30 days reads: 5

Julia Foote

by evangelism

Article / Religion and Spirituality

November 30, 2012

30 days reads: 4

Comments: 1

Summary

Julia A. J. Foote became a popular addition to the canon of women preachers when William Andrews included her autobiography, A Brand Plucked from the Fire: An Autobiographical Sketch, in his collection Sisters of the Spirit in 1986. Very few scholars were familiar with Foote’s ministry prior to the appearance of Andrew’s collection. For the most part, subsequently published information on Foote has relied heavily on this edition of Foote’s autobiography. The telling of Foote’s life generally ends with the conclusion of her book in 1879, yet this article will demonstrate some, not all, new information has been discovered that sheds light on the steps of Foote’s life and the many audiences she touched during her lifetime and after her death.

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The 5 Human Values of Human Excellence

by Sathyam-Drew

Article / Religion and Spirituality

May 15, 2018

30 days reads: 4

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Everyone is innocent

by SouOPat

Article / Religion and Spirituality

December 04, 2018

30 days reads: 4

Comments: 1

Summary

In this article I will briefly explain on how everyone is innocent and I will also propose the only possible way to achieve peace in this world.

God's Word is food for the soul

by Ronaldharris

Article / Religion and Spirituality

February 02, 2019

30 days reads: 4

Summary

The foods we consume only stays in our bodies long enough to sustain us for a period of time, and we need to repeat the process of consuming more ingredients / food while our bodies get rid of the wasted substances and make room for something new too replace the waste, but Jesus said the food he offers if we accept it , we will never hunger.

Reincarnation, Higher Self and Multidimensional Beings

by AngelofLight

Article / Religion and Spirituality

March 20, 2015

30 days reads: 3

Comments: 1

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I have talked to "the other side" so to speak and they gave me some ideas about what reincarnation is, who is the Higher Self and that we are all a part of multi-dimensional Beings.

The Buddha (BC 623-BC 543)

by Myoma Myint Kywe

Article / Religion and Spirituality

July 30, 2014

30 days reads: 3

Summary

The Lord Buddha was the founder of Buddhism, began his life as a prince in India. The word "Buddha" can be defined as "the Enlightened One", or "the Awakened One". The Lord Buddha was born in 623 B.C. in a country called Kapilavatthu in Northern India (its present site within Nepal's boundary). Born in the noble Sakya clan, he was named Siddhattha Gotama..................