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by Arjanyai - 2009-07-16
The Buddhist brotherhood is composed of four assemblies of Buddhists, namely, monks, nuns, laymen and laywomen. Monks and nuns form the monastic section while laymen and laywomen form the lay section....
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by Arjanyai - 2009-07-16
The influences of Buddhism can be seen in all aspects of the Thai life and culture. In the home, people keep for worship the Buddha images of various sizes on small altar-tables. While travelling, the...
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by Terry Edwards - 2009-07-15
Generating sermon ideas every week can sometimes be a challenge. Some people think that creating a sermon is little more than finding a few Bible or inspirational quotes and then adding in some exposi...
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by Cherokee Billie - 2009-07-10
I had a very interesting day today, I was contacted by an Australian morning radio program and they wanted to know if I could channel Michael Jackson and answer questions for his fans who are very ups...
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by Acharya S - 2009-07-08
With the astounding success of the movie "Zeitgeist," there has been a great deal of interest in the Egyptian god Horus. In that movie, which purportedly has been viewed some 100 million times, there ...
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by MICHAEL BRESCIANI - 2009-07-05
Governor Sarah Palin resigns effective July 26, 2009 after constant media scrutiny and being the butt of endless and tiring jokes, ridicule and intrusions into her family's privacy what does this mean...
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by Terry Edwards - 2009-07-02
Some ministers and pastors are able to sit down and write out a full sermon with little or no help at all. Every once in a while we all get that spark that just sets the words free and before we know ...
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by Mark G. Arens - 2009-06-23
Such a no-nonsense title - of course we would choose to build instead of destroy ... right? Well, I find myself believing this is what I'd choose but if I'm honest and I take inventory of the words I'...
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by Joy Mary - 2009-06-19
As a new believer, I was introduced to some kids Bible songs like “Behold, Behold,” “The Lord is My Shepherd,” and “I am the Resurrection and the Life”. Many times ...
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by Mark G. Arens - 2009-06-18
We all know the story about Adam and Eve and how God told them they could eat anything they wanted, except they could not eat from the tree in the middle of the Garden of Eden.Genesis 3: 6 says, When ...
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by MICHAEL BRESCIANI - 2009-05-30
Not everyone is directly affected by the latest injustices or is a victim of a crime but it is impossible not to be touched in some way by the absurdities and atrocities we see all around us everyday....
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by Todd A. Smith - 2009-05-29
Occasionally, I come across great leaders in the African American community that have dedicated their existence to improving the lives of everyone, not just our community, but all underrepresented gro...
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by peter Marsh - 2009-05-25
These days, despite the general decline of Christianity, significant demand for Church supplies is still in place. The major portion of this market is certainly shared by the Catholic believers, minis...
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by MICHAEL BRESCIANI - 2009-05-15
There has never been a time in history when the terms Eschatology and progressive liberalism have meant more yet it is also a time when speaking rationally of either of them would first require a very...
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by Vasudeva Rao - 2009-05-13
Spirituality is one of the most discussed topics but at the same time, unfortunately, it is one of the most misconceived subjects of all times. Most of the times Spirituality and Religion are not unde...
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by Jinger Jarrett - 2009-05-06
"Further Use of the Will"Proper use of the will is one of the secrets to achieving what you want out of life. We can't change the lives of others. We can only change ourselves.When we try to change ot...
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by Kamran Pasha - 2009-05-01
In April, Simon & Schuster's Atria Books will publish my first novel "Mother of the Believers" which tells the story of the birth of Islam from the point of view of Prophet Muhammad's wife Aisha.A sim...
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by Wellington Farnleys - 2009-04-29
In the various schools of Mahayana (the 'greater vehicle') Buddhism (which includes Tibetan Buddism, Chinese Ch'an and Japanese Zen, etc.) most of the Buddhas mentioned below are recognised. Theravada...
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by Denny Smith - 2009-04-26
The book of Romans begins and ends talking about the "obedience of faith" (Rom. 1:5 and Rom. 16:26). In chapter 1 Paul says that "we have received grace and apostleship to bring about the obedience of...
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by JEREMY DANNEBOHM - 2009-04-24
"God is a fire that warms and kindles the heart and inward parts. Hence, if we feel in our hearts the cold which comes from the devil - for the devil is cold - let us call on the Lord. He will come to...
