… question Why do we sing? When we lift our hands to Jesus What do we really mean? Someone may be wondering When we sing our song At times we're even crying And nothings even wrong I sing because I'm happy I sing because I'm free His eye…

… about the traditional Christian theologian belief of god. That is. God is an Omni God. God is an all good, all knowing, all-powerful and perfect in every way god. Given this definition of God we run into a question that seems to contradict itself,…

… and Jesus Christ, who was called 'The king of the Jews', and was the supposed Son of God. What could these two totally different people have in common? Well, it is not simply that they share the same initials. Julius Caesar and Jesus Christ had an almost…

… that Elton Trueblood thinks could have a great impact on Christians and society. There are many Christians who go to church and are continuous churchgoers, but only a portion of them actually goes to serve and worship God. “What is needed is a task force…

… Loyola formerly known as Inigo Lopez of Loyola founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in 1540. As well Pope Paul III had recognized Loyola’s group as an order. The Jesuits were started by a small group of well educated men and had grown rapidly with…

… which is reincarnation. I do not know a lot about Hinduism, but am interested in the idea of reincarnation in Eastern philosophy. Chapter two of this book focuses very much on the Self, death, and the afterlife. There are also many similar ideas…

… stranger if the only thing they knew about him was that he had just brutally kidnapped, raped, and killed 2 teens? Think of how Sister Helen Prejean might have felt in her book Dead Man Walking. When Sister Helen Prejean decided to go…

… asked the question, What are the grounds for religious faith? One would probably sit and ponder on an answer for quite some time. However, you have to go right to the main argument, that argument is whether or not god exists. That is the topic…

… American colonies had opposing views on the degree of religious freedom in the new world. There was not one colonial society but three regional orders, New England, the Middle Colonies, and the South, unified by the different acts of the British Empire…

… throughout the Nation and World a widespread phenomenon is created, which afflicts all religions within our society. Extremism, religious fundamentalism, breeds terrorism, and constitutes an open door for all forms of extremism. It is a totalitarian…