Protestant Reformation
The Protestant Reformation and History of Reformed Theology Table of Contents Overview The reformation or protestant reformation was a major movement in 16th century Europe within the entire Christian community. It was a proposal of change or challenge to the catholic doctrines and papal authority which resulted in a split from those that accepted the […]
The Gospel
How can I be saved, is there life after death Table of Contents How Can I be Saved? The Gospel Message God tells us plainly that whoever believes in the Son of God, Jesus Christ, will not perish but will have everlasting life. For God sent His Son into the world to save it. Whoever […]
Simulation Theory – 3 Strong Points
What is the Simulation Hypothesis – Simulation Theory The Simulation Hypothesis is the proposal that all existence or experiences in this reality are based in some type of simulation. A simulation based on a computer or other technological system. Origin of the Simulation Hypothesis One of the first known proponents of the simulation hypothesis was […]
IRANIAN RELIGIONS – ZOROASTRIANISM
TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview Zoroastrianism, also called Zarathustriaism, Magianism (Magi) or Mazdaism is an ancient Iranian religion. Before the rise of the Persian Empire (circa 600 b.c.) Zoroaster, the founder of this religion, reformed the earlier Iranian pantheon into a simplified version, focused primarily on only two opposing forces of good and evil. Over time, […]
DHARMIC RELIGIONS – HINDUISM
TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW Hinduism is one of the major world religions, originating in India, and consists of many diverse traditions and denominations. Hinduism is described by many of its followers as more of a philosophy or point of view rather than being understood as a systematic or traditional ‘religion’ in the western sense of […]
DHARMIC RELIGIONS – BUDDHISM
TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW Buddhism is one of the world’s largest religions, with its origins and practices found primarily in India & China. It is a nontheistic or atheistic religion, meaning it does not recognize and supreme being or god. The basic principle of Buddhist is to obtain Nirvana or stillness of mind brought by […]
ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS – JUDAISM
TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview Judaism is identified as the religion, philosophy and culture of the Jewish people, the national religion of Israel. It is both a religious and national identity. Judaism, as expressed by its people, is the practice and belief in the covenant between God and Abraham. Hebrews, Israelite’s, Jews, are all name that […]
Pseudo Christian Religions – Jehovah Witness
Table of Content HISTORY The group of Jehovah’s Witnesses emerged from a Bible Student movement whose roots began in Pennsylvania and in New York, founded in the late 1870’s by Charles Raze Russell. This eventually led to the formation of the ‘Zion’s Watchtower Tract Society,’ and lead to severe biblical doctrinal changes by Joseph Franklin […]
Pseudo Christianity – Mormonism – LDS
TABLE OF CONTENTS HISTORY Joseph Smith (Dec 23 1805 – Jun 27, 1844 (died at age 38)) was the leader and founder of Latter Day Saints movement also known as Mormonism. He was regarded as a self-proclaimed prophet. It is well recorded that even from a young age; Joseph was involved in the occult using […]
PHILOSOPHIES – SECULAR HUMANISM
TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview Humanism is the philosophy that emphasizes humanity over all other values and agencies. Essentially, this philosophy asserts that the chief end or the meaning of all things is for the happiness of man, or is centered on the benefit for humanity and mankind. Secularism has a deep philosophical stance against any […]
