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Phil Humor Wissenschaft und Religion

Poetry
German
114 Words
No Age Recommendation
238
3

Vielleicht ist die wahre Magie noch gar nicht entdeckt? Wenn die Wissenschaft die Religion entdeckt. Finden das Jenseits im Zentrum [more]

Keywords: Wissenschaft, Religion, Zentrum, Jenseits, Magie

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Jörg Bauer Religion oder Evangelium?

Die Ausschließlichkeit der guten Nachricht

Bibles
German
19373 Words
Ages 8 and up
296
7

Im Supermarkt der Religionen scheint jeder seines eigenen Glückes Schmid sein zu können. Jeder darf sich seinen eigenen Gott basteln und in die Tasche stecken. Aber ist dieses "nach seiner eigenen Fasson selig werden zu dürfen", wirklich die Wahrheit? Ist das die universelle Lösung? Anhand verschiedener kurzer Gedanken zu einzelnen themenbezogenen Bibelversen, wird den allgemeinen Ansichten über Gott, Seligkeit und der Weg in den Himmel eine biblische Antwort entgegen gestellt. Gibt es viele Wege zu Gott? Glauben wir nicht alle an den einen Gott? Brauchen wir für den Glauben überhaupt noch einen Gott? Und brauchen wir die Bibel? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Religion und Evangelium? Wie sollten Christen mit Anfeindungen, Halbwahrheiten und Anfechtungen umgehen - was sagt die Bibel dazu? [more]

Keywords: Religion, Evangelium, Seligkeit, Ausschließlichkeit, Gott, Jesus Christus, Himmel, Bibel, Zeitgeist, Verführung, Satan, Lüge

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Daniel Kramer Religion?

Poetry
German
46 Words
No Age Recommendation
410
1

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Rittik Chandra Science and Religion- The Connection

Self-Help
English
44543 Words
No Age Recommendation
180
2

Those who believe that the creation and government of the world are the work of a Being Whom it is their duty to love with all their hearts, Who loves them with a love beyond all other love, to Whom they look for guidance now and unending happiness hereafter, have a double motive for studying the forms and operations of Nature; because over and above whatever they may gain of the purest and highest pleasure in the study, and whatever men may gain of material comfort in a thousand forms from the results of the study, they cannot but have always present to their minds the thought, that all these things are revelations of His character, and to know them is in a very real measure to know Him. The believer in God, if he have the faculty and the opportunity, cannot find a more proper employment of time and labour and thought than the study of the ways in which God works and the things which God has made. Among religious men we ought to expect to find the most patient, the most truth-seeking, the most courageous of men of science. We know that it is not always so; and that on the contrary Science and Religion seem very often to be the most determined foes to each other that can be found. The scientific man often asserts that he cannot find God in Science; and the religious man often asserts that he cannot find Science in God. Each often believes himself to be in possession, if not of the whole truth, at any rate of all the truth that it is most important to possess. Science seems to despise religion; and religion to fear and condemn Science. Religion, which certainly ought to put truth at the highest, is charged with refusing to acknowledge truth that has been proved. And Science, which certainly ought to insist on demonstrating every assertion which it makes, is charged with giving the rein to the imagination and treating the merest speculations as well-established facts. [more]

Keywords: science, religion, spirituality, spiritual, relation, connection

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Ellington Bakumor Discovering the Essence of Religion

Finding the solution to world peace

Religion
English
14470 Words
Ages 6 and up
242
0

There is nothing wrong with any religion until it assumes a monolithic stance, at the expense of the commonalities between all religions useful for a collective and universal outlook of all faiths. All religions can be likened to the riverbed that largely determines the color of its water even though, in essence, the water is always white. By this work, Brother Ellington is contributing greatly to breaking the atom through which the universal sound of our lifetime could be heard. That sound, spoken of beforehand, seeking the elimination of religious barriers, thus, ensuring a universal peace and harmony. IMAM MUHAMMAD HUSSAINI BAGNYA [more]

Keywords: RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY, WORLD PEACE, SELF HELP

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Dada Bhagwan The Essence Of All Religion

Religion
English
13006 Words
Ages 6 and up
6
0

Those seeking to lead a spiritual life inevitably face challenges in their pursuit of spirituality and practice. As spiritual development progresses, facing one’s faults, failures, and unintentional mistakes become disconcerting – even for the most sincere seeker. One may then ask, “What are the benefits of the different types of religion? From the many religions of the world, which practices will accelerate my spiritual growth? In actuality, how to live exactly?” In the book “The Essence of All Religion”, Gnani Purush ((the enlightened one) Dada Bhagwan clarifies any confusion about religion vs. spirituality. Dadashri offers the essential extract of spiritual science and religion in the form of Nine Kalams (highest spiritual intents). He explains that the Nine Kalams are the essence of the highest teaching of the religions of the world and the simplest, most direct means to live in peace. The spiritual guidance available in this book is both unique and unparalleled. [more]

Keywords: egoism, inner awareness, correct understanding, criticize, offend, insult, ego is not to be hurt, free from ego, internal awareness, not to hurt the foundation of any religion, speech accepted from all viewpoint

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Peggy Zarahtrusta meine Religion

Religion
German
709 Words
No Age Recommendation
205
2

Keywords: Religion, Zarathustra

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Eliza Gamble Sex in Religion

History
English
90379 Words
Ages 12 and up
144
2

As the conception of a deity originated in sex, or in the creative agencies female and male which animate Nature, we may reasonably expect to find, in the history of the development of the two sex-principles and in the notions entertained concerning them throughout past ages, a tolerably correct account of the growth of the god-idea. We shall perceive that during an earlier age of human existence, not only were the reproductive powers throughout Nature, and especially in human beings and in animals, venerated as the Creator, but we shall find also that the prevailing ideas relative to the importance of either sex in the office of reproduction decided the sex of this universal creative force. We shall observe also that the ideas of a god have always corresponded with the current opinions regarding the importance of either sex in human society. In other words, so long as female power and influence were in the ascendency, the creative force was regarded as embodying the principles of the female nature; later, however, when woman's power waned, and the supremacy of man was gained, the god-idea began gradually to assume the male characters and attributes. [more]

Keywords: sex in religion, the god idea, of the ancients, gamble, sexualiy and fertility, sex and creativity, genital worship

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Georg Todoroff Wahrheit und Religion

Philosophy
German
93032 Words
Ages 18 and up
4
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Dieses Buch offenbart die vielen Lügen christlicher Religionen = Menschenwerk, die alle unvereinbar sind mit der Bibel = [more]

Keywords: Religion, Wahrheit, Gott, Jesus Christus, Theologie, Philosophie, Leben, Tod, Sinn des Lebens, Grund menschlicher Existenz, Grund des Lebens, Bibel und Naturwissenschaft

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Allan Menzies History of Religion

Fiction
English
147081 Words
Ages 18 and up
1
0

The history of religion refers to the written record of human religious experiences and ideas. This period of religious history begins with the invention of writing about 5,200 years ago (3200 BCE). The prehistory of religion relates to a study of religious beliefs that existed prior to the advent of written records. The timeline of religion is a comparative chronology of religion. The word "religion" as it is used today does not have an obvious pre-colonial translation into non-European languages. Anthropologist, Daniel Dubuisson writes that "what the West and the history of religions in its wake have objectified under the name 'religion' is ... something quite unique, which could be appropriate only to itself and its own history".[1] The history of other cultures' interaction with the religious category is therefore their interaction with an idea that first developed in Europe under the influence of Christianity.[2] [more]

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