Inuit Art is Hard Work and Fuelled by Their Philosophy

Posted by admin on January 30th, 2009

By Rodney Dagan

The art of the Inuit, Native Americans of Canada and Alaska, reflects their deep connection the earth and sea. The Inuit have the traditional Native American deep reverence for the earth and nature and are among the world’s oldest line of true “environmentalists”. The Inuit are also pragmatists: they generally have not been taking man-made global warming or “Big Oil” alarmism seriously.

The Inuit philosophy is that chang….

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Variety Of Beads Used In Worship

Posted by admin on December 17th, 2008

By Victor Epand

People use a number of different beads when they are worshiping and these same beads can be given as gifts for a number of different occassions.

The rudraksha mala, which is also known as the pancha mukhi, is often thirty three inches in length, and each bead is around eight millimeters thick and are five faced. There is a total of one hundred and eight beads in the mala. The mala can be used for either japa or for wearing around the neck. Rudraksha malas have traditiona….

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Surviving College Comparative Religion Class

Posted by admin on December 15th, 2008

By William Nugent

A young college woman sits down at her desk on the first day of a course on comparative religion. She thinks it’s a good deal. She gets college credit for a casual review of her own Christian faith and gets to learn about other world religions.

The profe….

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The Age Of Affirmation

Posted by admin on December 14th, 2008

By Roy E. Klienwachter

Evolution is part of our experience in the physical world. At first humanity had no rules and over time developed a few for survival. Religion came along and gave us a lifestyle at the expense of our eternal soul, freewill and self empowerment. Although 84% of the world is now ….

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Are Angels And Ghost Real Or Fictional

Posted by admin on December 13th, 2008

By Aydan Corkern

When you were little did you have an invisible friend that only you could see? Do you believe in angels or even in ghosts? My parent used to think that my brother had an invisible friend because he was always talking to him. Later we found out that he thought that he was….

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Welcome!

Posted by admin on December 10th, 2008

Welcome to Church Life.

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