... book is God enters our world in ways we can understand. But do we understand? In the Old testament God did in fact come within the boundaries of our human experience. Our human experience include our own personal, intimate experience, and the experience we gain in society; from the aspects of right ... commitment to God. I strongly; disagreeing with his opinion that David was a person of Rules and regulation even though you could say his structure was in a way political; for God says in the Bible, "he was a man after my own heart". Yes, it has to be a personal, intimate relationship wit...

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... required a follower to follow strict rules known as the Five Pillars of Islam. "By the time of Muhammad's death in 632 he had united Arabs as never before into a coherent political-religious group, well organized, well armed, and inspired by a powerful new monotheistic religion." By 400 C.E., Christianity had become a very dominant religion in the Mediterranean world. This was mainly obtained with ... Latin than Greek or Hebrew. With this development, the Christian scriptures and ideals could be preached in every corner of the Roman Empire and the Christian faith could know no boundarie...

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