God is seen in three ways, The Father, Son and The Holy spirit. Christians read and learn from the Holy bible. ... They believe in a soul or spirit called Brahman, this spirit cannot be seen but is here threw everything. ... (Exploring Religions JUDAISM, A.Geldart, 2000) Jews read the Holy Bible. ... The Muslims holy book is called the Qur"an. ...
(Majdali, 2014) Among hundreds of sacred cities in the world, Jerusalem holds a holy uniqueness in relation to the three Abrahamic faiths traditions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. ... (British Broadcasting Corporation, 2014) The city has several important holy sites of which the "Western Wall" is undoubtedly the holiest. ... Individual pilgrims pray at a specific spot in the wall tunnel where they believe they come closest to the Holy of Holies, where it is believed the Ark of Covenant containing the Ten Commandments was kept during the First Temple. ... Jewish Law dictates that w...
The oneness of God in Christianity is sometimes misunderstood, because Christians believe that God is triune, the Holy Trinity (the father, the son and the Holy Spirit). ... Judaism's prophet is Moses and Jesus is believed to be a human, not the son of God or holy in any way. ... And made his progeny from a quintessence of the nature of a fluid despised; But He fashioned him in due proportion, and breathed into him something of His Spirit. ... They are an example of misinterpretations of holy text and they are responsible for the deaths of countless human lives. ...
According to the next two verses of this Psalm, they are to "Glory in HIS Holy Name," as well as to let the hearts rejoice as they seek, his strength and HIS face, finally, they are told to remember his marvelous works in which HE has done. ...
Another central theme of the Christian religion is the principle known as the Holy Trinity. This is the idea that Jesus was a single divine entity with three equal parts, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. ... These "holy wars" involved the external struggle against the disbelief of other religious people. ...
(Hallowell 2010: 85) in which tribal members gather to offer communal prayer and sacrifice to the 'Great Spirit'. ... Some of the pledgers are given visions that imparts special knowledge to them during the ceremony, the power of these visions is said to come from the Great Spirit to be shared with the tribes. According to Wambli Sina Win, granddaughter of John Fire, Chief Lame Deer Tahca Uste, a well known Lakota Holy Man from the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota, "Sundancing involves, suffering, pain and sacrifice and was never meant to be comfortable or easy. ......
The tale states that there were three deities in the beginning: The Master of Heaven, the Producing Spirit, and the Producing Ancestor. ... Despite sharing the exact same God, and even using the same Holy Text (The Old Testament), Judaism and Christianity are divided by the fact that one group does not accept Jesus Christ as the Son of God. ... Shinto sees the world around them as split in two, between the visible world and the spirit world. ...
As a man who was born into an atheist family, I've never frequented any place of worship before. The closest I've ever come to any religion was walking past the local Roman Catholic Church on my way home from school (I lived in New York, not South Carolina). The only personal religious experience I've had was going to my best friend's First Communion in this same Roman Catholic Church. At the time, I didn't understand what the true purpose of it was, only that we were going to get to party afterward. Despite having a Church in the middle of town, religion wasn't...
" (Hebrews 9:15) In the New Covenant, the desire of GOD to be in fellowship with man is met through the witness of the Holy Spirit, the justice of GOD is satisfied with the punishment of sin on the cross of Christ, and the mercy of GOD is given through the payment of sin from Christ for those who would put their faith in Him. ...
Kushner who writes "some interpret suffering as a test of an individual's spirit and commitment to God. ... Despite the fact that many passages of the Holy Text of Judaism reveal that suffering maybe a punishment from God, Judaism demands that man extend active sympathy toward the suffering of others [ CITATION Ste08 l 3081 ]. ...
The Book of Jonah is an example of sanctifying grace, Browning discusses it to be the "gift of the spirit" it enables one to collaborate with God in the salvation of others and this is shown through God teaching Jonah that he must help the people of Nineveh no matter what his feelings are. ...
