Opposing a popular trend, especially in a harmonious environment, requires a unique blend of courage, conviction, and resilience. Democracy, while celebrated for its representation and fairness, can sometimes lead to decisions that don’t align with the views of a minority. This raises important questions about balancing majority rule and minority…
Whose revelation is the Book of Revelation?
The concept of God’s Revelation being accessible yet not fully comprehensible to everyone is indeed intriguing. It suggests that the mysteries of God’s Kingdom are selectively unveiled to those who are open and willing to listen. This paradox of revealing what remains hidden adds depth to the spiritual journey. Although…
Propaganda is propagated by agents of criminality
Dubious politicians often use propaganda for political settlements. Their survival is sustained by delusional efforts to advance glamorous facades. However, propaganda doesn’t always work on those who know that not all that glitters is gold. Despite the number of people envying their lifestyles, the downfall of propagandists is predictable. The…
The Kingdom of God transcends the relevance of femininity and masculinity.
Jesus encountered questions designed to challenge His authority, posed by religious factions such as the Pharisees and Sadducees. The Pharisees accepted the concept of resurrection, unlike the Sadducees. The disunity between these groups contributed to their inability to unanimously condemn Jesus prematurely. At one point, the Sadducees asked a question…
Another angle of knowing God is to know oneself
Many people claim to know God but cannot prove beyond a doubt the deity they speak of. Knowing God is achievable by following the steps toward understanding. For those open to confronting the truth without bias, knowing God is not a challenge. The principle of learning any subject, including comprehending…
The significance of witnessing in pairs
Concentrating on personal affairs resonates with a society indifferent to the welfare of others. Human nature often favours competition over collaboration, as illustrated by Cain’s discomfort when Abel’s offering was considered better than his own. Jealousy arises from unquenchable materialistic desires. God’s observation that it was not good for man…
Jesus is the ultimate standard of humanity
The essence of Christianity was intended to assist humanity in understanding the true nature of being human. To what extent can one be human? The answer lies in the belief that one can be as human as Jesus was. When Jesus proclaimed Himself as the way, the truth, and the…
The act of redeeming time
The average human lifespan is currently estimated at seventy years. Living beyond this age is often seen as a significant achievement in healthy living, typically attributed to a balanced diet and regular physical exercise. However, these factors alone do not account for the full measure of time well spent. For…
Revisiting God’s Temple
One of the most notable moments in Jesus’ narrative was the overturning of tables, revealing a rage that His contemporaries could not comprehend. It remains uncertain whether this was His first visit to the Temple or if the act held prophetic meaning. Jesus was referred to as the bread of…
A woman is not subhuman
Culture, traditionally adopted to shape the behaviour of races, tribes, or families, is often seen as one of humanity’s greatest adversaries. We are products of our culture, much like our physical traits have been ancestrally inherited. The reasons behind our specific behaviours in social interactions remain largely unknown. It is…
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