Jan
31
Science Vs Religion
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In the frames of this article we are going to condemn science and the persons who work on this field, and the wrong statements made by the scientists. Then, we are going to point out the resemblance of art and science and their differences. It goes without saying that criticism is obvious for any science and, specially, for art. But not any critics can be accepted, it is very important to prove the facts and be ready to explain all the points. So, in the article we try to propose the elements of critics and the facts.
First of all, science mistakably regarded as religion and with time got the same status and the same rights to influence on people. On the day of its birth science supposed to develop and become a theory and, by the way, to get the necessary qualities in order to replace the religion and to be ready to give the answers on the questions on which religion could not answered. Using different methods and techniques in XXI century science had enough powers to stand on the place of religion, it turned to be the issue for faith and even for devotion. Such situation developed very quickly and the trust in science turned into unquestionable correctness.
Emile Durkheim was first who stated the science as the theory. Such theory had the opportunity to provide with enough time and proposed official religion but the base for it was science. The presence of great number of science permit the belief in the facts which were proposed by them and it was the reason for quick replacing of the religion on the second place even in the questions concerning the creation of the world. But such unquestionably facts were of double nature. First of all, science is grounded on the experience and it is certainly impossible to make any experiences on the creation of the world and the correct facts are still unknown. Secondly, science and religion are very different in structure and size, so it is wrong to stand these two things as science and religion into one row.
Jan
29
What’s with liberals claiming Jesus was the most liberal activist in history?
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Do libs ALWAYS have to revise history to fit their own problems with people?Ever since 9/11 they’ve been saying Pearl Harbor was an inside job too to show”the utter death and destruction that comes as a result of neo-cons”.They called FDR a neo-con.And now to make redneck fundamentalists angry they’re calling Jesus a liberal activist.When will it end?
Should we get a WW2 veteran to slap them?
Jan
29
Compare and Contrastthe similarities and differences in the four Gospels of the resurrection of Jesus?
Jan
27
Many philosophies talk of a higher power and the need to become one with it. When does philosophy become religion?
Jan
22
Wicca: What Makes It A Religion?
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The exact nature of religion has long been debated by philosophers, theologians and laymen alike. Creating either a precise or an all-inclusive definition cannot really be achieved. For this reason, a general and generic definition such as the one offered by Encarta, is probably the best to work with when deciding whether Wicca can be classified as a religion or not: people’s beliefs and opinions concerning the existence, nature, and worship of a deity or deities, and divine involvement in the universe and human life.
The perhaps, it would be appropriate to include the definition of Wicca according to the Britannica Concise Encyclopedia: polytheistic Neo-Pagan nature religion inspired by various pre-Christian western European beliefs, whose central deity is a mother goddess and which includes the use of herbal magic and benign witchcraft.
That Wicca is a religion, given the definitions available today, cannot be disputed. Let us glance at the elements of Wiccan philosophy and practices that supports its “religionship”
1. Wiccans acknowledge the existence of Deity
All religions have doctrines. Those of Wicca are very explicit: Deity is omnipresent and inspiring; all beings possess a spirit and all spirits are interconnected; all of creation is a manifestation of the Divine. The Goddess and God are acknowledged as aspects of a Deity, humankind cannot comprehend.
2. Wiccans views Deity as creating the Universe
As is the case in all religion, there are creation myths in Wicca too. Whilst not all Wiccans share a single creation myth, the underlying theme throughout is that the Universe and all it contains were created by the Divine.
A very good article, that offers and overview of all the various creation myths across the globe, can be found on Wikipedia.
3. Wiccans interacts with Deity through ritual, thereby acknowledging divine involvement.
Wiccans celebrate the eight Sabbats on the Wheel of the Year and the thirteen Esbats which coincide with the full moon in honor of Deity and in tribute to nature. On each of Sabbats and Esbats rituals are performed in worship. Some Wiccans added celebrations at the dark moon and also at first and last quarter of the Moon.
In addition to celebrating the sacred Sabbats and Esbats, Wiccans also do daily devotionals and prayers to their Deities.
4. Wiccans believe in life after death.
Wiccans believe that all of nature (and that includes humans), is infused by a Divine spark or soul. After death, the soul returns to the spirit world to rest and recover before returning to earth in a new incarnation. In Wicca, – unlike many other religions -, there is neither a hell, nor a Satan-like figure.
Jan
20
Is it possible to be a successful business person and practice the principles Jesus outlines?
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Is it possible to be a successful business person and practice the principles Jesus outlines?
Jan
19
Would Romeo and Juliet play be as effective without the constant reference to religion?
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Religion plays a large role in this play, both with the plot and references within the text. Sometimes, religion is shown as something positive; other times, religion is what holds a character back from having free will.
Jan
17
If you have accepted Jesus Chirst as your Lord and Savior say Amen! If not, will you?
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Dear God:
I know that I’m a sinner. I deserve Hell. But You sent Jesus to die for my sins. I believe that He died and rose again. I ask you now to forgive my sins, once an for all. I now receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and Personal Saviour. Please come into my heart and save me, Help me to know I am saved and live for You, the rest of my life. In Jesus’ Name I pray, Amen.
Jan
15
True Religion Jeans
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Changing lifestyles and a more discerning customer base has created a frenzy in the fashion market – what was but a solid and predictable market with limited needs and even more limited options has witnessed a virtual explosion in fashion statements and options alike.
True Religion Jeans have created more than a mere flutter in the market. Began in 2002 by husband and wife designing team Jeffrey and Kym Lubell, True Religion jeans have exploded on the denim market. Already, they have been featured in such publications as Vogue, The New York Times, and Rolling Stones magazine. If their tempo is maintained it is inevitable that True Religion Jeans will dominate this growing market in the years to come!
True Religion Jeans don’t cater to just the rich and famous, although many Hollywood stars have found a favorite True Religion pair of jeans. On the contrary, True Religion jeans are popular among customers of all ages and incomes. They can be found in Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. Alternatively, those who don’t live anywhere near a large city and still want to buy True Religion jeans can go online to shop.
True Religion Jeans are true American jeans. As such, they cater to a wide range of people. True Religion jeans exhibit a variety of fits, including boot cut, flair, straight, skinny and relaxed. They have jeans for men, women and children, with their main function being utility. True Religion jeans shine in any kind of activity, formal or informal. Unlike other brands, not all True Religion jeans are narrow at the hips and thighs, so even those who are not supermodels can fit into these jeans. In addition, True Religion jeans are great for people who love to carry things around with them; oversized pockets are strategically placed for comfort and style.
Those who want can shop for True Religion jeans online through TrueReligionbrandjeans.com. You can shop by fit, size, gender or style. True Religion jeans styles are given names; among the ten different styles are Billy, Logan, Johnny, and Micky. Each style is unique, and yet each must meet a strict set of quality standards before being called True Religion jeans. Some would call their styles conservative, although the definition is certainly subjective. True Religion has a more family-oriented style than other high-end denim companies.
True Religion jeans are a true global phenomenon. While their main customer base is in the U.S., they have stores all over the world, including places in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Italy, Russia, Japan and France. It seems everyone knows the value and quality of True Religion jeans. True Religion jeans are the number one high-end denim offering in Japan, although a warmer overall year in Europe led to a few disappointing months in sales volume.
Although the sale of denim jeans has brought True Religion jeans to the forefront, the company also sells outerwear and shaded corduroy pants. Customers can choose corduroys in such shades as fuchsia, gray, turquoise or green apple. In reality, True Religion has something for everybody, including rough-and-tumble means for the kids, a sturdy fashion statement for men and women, and trendy jeans and skirts for the fashion-gifted. With their need for perfection, True Religion jeans is still moving its way up on sales charts around the world.
Jan
13
Could I attain tax exempt status for my commune by claiming a religion such as Discordianism or Subgenius?
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I’m trying to start a low impact, sustainable and self sufficient community. In order to avoid paying taxes I would like to claim religious exemption, but I would also like to avoid pushing religion of any sort onto my community. Could I succeed in doing this by using a religion such as the Church of the Subgenius or Discordianism?









