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His Oneness
God is known in Arabic as Allah, which distinguishes Him from ilah, which could refer to any gods once worshiped in Arabia.
· Islam's fundamental belief is the Unity of God. All other beliefs hang on this belief.
· The acknowledgement
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when taken in the strictest sense of word. Hinduism is very different from religions like Christianity, Islam, or Judaism. Hinduism is more of a way of living than an intellectual system of philosophy. There are many misconceptions about Hinduism which
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a wondrous and amazing religion. It has been around since the formation of the martial arts in Korea. This religion is called “Do” pronounced doe. This religion is based off of living a simple life ruled by the laws of martial arts. You are
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longs to have a covenant relationship with us”.
A Covenant is an agreement or relationship between two people or between God and man. It includes a promise, a condition, a penalty and a provision. It also involves obligations and benefits for performa
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many different ways people follow and break the third command. The Third commandment states that “You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God”. However, by gossiping and claiming Christianity but not following the Word of God, then a person
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the two most powerful drives in a human, besides the practical need for food and shelter, are sex and religion. The sexual urge is strong in nearly everyone, as advertisers of everything from chocolates to cars can tell you, and the urge to worship
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is thought by many that the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, was born having this title and did not have to endure any hardships throughout his life. Despite these thoughts, Siddhartha Gautama was not born the Buddha, but had to find his own way to
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viewing himself and his life as a gift from God, to seeing his life as his own. As such, people make decisions based not on what God would want, but on what is easiest, most convenient, least painful, and selfishly rewarding to them individually.
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viewpoints of the millennium also known as eschatology, which is the study of the last things. To understand this postmillennialism viewpoint, you must have a basic grasp on the other two. Therefore, I have included a short explanation of all three
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God commands them or does God command them because they are good? While Euthyphro attempts to define piety, he stumbles upon another great philosophical question. Throughout Plato’s Euthyphro, they try to discover what it is that makes actions
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