Neale Donald Walsch: Evil is for Good – There is no Evil in Pure Awareness Neale Donald Walsch: Evil is for Good presents a simple truth that there is no
NDW: Who are God’s Children? Exploring Spiritual Identity & Divine Belonging NDW: Who Are God’s Children is a deeply meaningful question in spiritual and religious debates. The phrase “God’s children”
Antinatalism vs Child-Free Movement: Ethical Debates Explored – The Differences Antinatalism vs Child-Free Movement: Ethical Debates Explored is vital for understanding the core values driving these distinct viewpoints. Differently, while
The richest Popes history: Introduction The richest Popes history reveals a world of staggering wealth, political power, and opulent legacies. From Renaissance art patrons to modern reformers, these pontiffs
Understanding how Existence operates as a whole and in parts helps us grasp what happens on Earth and why. This knowledge also clarifies how psychiatrically certified, mentally ill individuals
Senad Dizdarevic Books for personal development Initially, Senad Dizdarević is an author, a truth-seeker, and a global thinker. He is a visionary dedicated to freeing humanity from the chains of
Yesterday a sin, today a virtue. Interesting how the “immutable” dogmas of Christianity change over time. Which of god’s 10 prohibitions will become the new commandment? Which of the
The Rapture has not happened and never will. There will be no apocalyptic End of the World, but there will be an end of the present life according to the old Karmic System of Good and Evil, or more Evil than Good. After the end of the blockade, we will lift all Earthlings, give them all their goodies, and move them to new planets. We will leave no one behind, let alone to Yahweh, an imaginary mythological being, or drop them in an imaginary hell to his twin black brother Satan. Both will forever remain safely locked up in the Bible, the prison of Evil Beings, unsuspecting Job, and other innocent humans and animals.
Every time I read about "Christian values", I remember the Crusaders, the Conquistadors, the Inquisitors, the witch hunts, forced baptism, the Wars of Religion, the Church's financial fraud, and the mass sexual abuse of the children of believers. Add to this the statement that "There is no greater hatred than Christian love", and you have a true picture of Christianity as a religion of hatred and violence.
