The significance of Easter

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• BOAFO 12 years ago

  Preach on! A house that is not well founded cannot stand.The bible says a wicked and adulterous generation always look for a sign but non will be given it. It's when we let ourselves be transformed by the Word of God that we ...
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  Preach on! A house that is not well founded cannot stand.The bible says a wicked and adulterous generation always look for a sign but non will be given it. It's when we let ourselves be transformed by the Word of God that we can receive miracles.God does not give miracles to an unrighteous generation! Be righteous first and the miracles will follow, don't try to get miracles first before being righteous, it will not work! WORD!

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• Serebour 12 years ago

  This is one of the most thought provoking articles I've read this year. I'm still dealing with the spirit of what has become of our country in the name of religion(Christianity, Islam, etc. etc.). People, and I mean people ha ...
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  This is one of the most thought provoking articles I've read this year. I'm still dealing with the spirit of what has become of our country in the name of religion(Christianity, Islam, etc. etc.). People, and I mean people have stopped "THINKING" and only resorted to "BELIEF" as a substitute for using the brains that the creator gave us.
  
  The sad part is that we worship a GOD or a medium introduced to us and forced down our throats by others.
  
  The psychology of this situation is breaks down as follows:
  
  1.Religion is the deitification of a CULTURE of a people, with it's main agenda of establishing the SUPERIORITY of the people within that culture;
  2.So, if a person takes on the belief system of another culture; then within the psychology of the adopting person is being INFERIOR to the the culture whose religion is being adopted.
  3.This permeates in our thinking, behavior patterns and the way we carry on business.
  
  We need to find the ways and mediums to OUR GOD; and discard the ways of others put in our brains while we were still kids.
  
  Enuf said for now.

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• Mba Seeru 12 years ago

  When i read articles talking about "thinking and questioning" I am often tempted to read as a belief that almighty God gave us the brain to think and benefit ourselves.
  But what saddens me is when one asks a "man of God" why ...
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  When i read articles talking about "thinking and questioning" I am often tempted to read as a belief that almighty God gave us the brain to think and benefit ourselves.
  But what saddens me is when one asks a "man of God" why one have to believe in such and such a doctrine, one is often told that "we should not question God" or "God works in mysterious ways"and so we are required to "just believe".But i see this is in opposition to the scriptures we consider sacred(1thimoty 5:21, 1Cor 14:33). My question is why is it that even the doctrines that are "mysterious/confusing" are still required to be adhered to. How can we accept this confusing doctrine of God having a begotten son who himself is both God and man, when we are told by the scriptures that god is not a man(Numbers 23:19) and we know that God by his nature cannot die and the nature of man is that he has to die in some way?

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