Sin, in its simplest terms, refers to the violation of moral or divine law. Just as the laws of nature govern the material universe—laws that scientists continue to uncover and harness for innovation—religious traditions often define sin through the lens of sacred texts, such as the Bible. It is crucial…
Progress is Not Defined by Dichotomies
It is commonly understood that maintaining a constructive mindset is incompatible with a focus on destruction. Opposition is not inherently aligned with goodness; rather, it often resonates with malevolence. Human conflicts arise as frequently as misunderstandings persist, and the most effective way to address these misunderstandings is through communication, with…
Preparing for Tomorrow’s World
Christians are part of a unique group destined to reign alongside Christ. In 1 Peter 2:9, Christians are described as a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a distinct group. A key question arises regarding Christians’ contributions to preparing for this future role. The Book of Revelation…
The Power of the mind
The only weapon granted to humanity is the mind. All species on Earth are characterized by unique defence mechanisms that enable their limited survival. Their survival is governed by the natural laws of the planet, focused on sustaining the Earth. No species was designed to survive eternally; as such a…
Leaving denominationalism to be with Christ
Christianity is a personal choice for those who wish to follow Christ. The most compelling reason to become a Christian is the realization of being a child of God, as Jesus was. Many individuals were drawn to Jesus because He fulfilled their wishes and desires. However, Jesus was clear about…
God’s Content is unmatchable
Right and wrong are fundamental determinants for adhering to the principles of living. Humans often lose sight of this axiom due to their inability to define wrongness in contrast to rightness. What do we mean by wrongness in comparison to rightness? Clarity eliminates all uncertainties and enables humans to coexist…
Two ways of looking at the cross
Christianity is symbolized by the cross, representing the death of Jesus on the cross. The death of Jesus on the cross should be viewed from two perspectives. The first is idolatrous, while the other is a projection of what Jesus sought to convey. In this article, we shall explore both…
There is no safety in nonalignment
For survival, this world necessitates familial connectivity with like-minded individuals. However, the fundamental truth lies in the duality between good and evil, affecting all people, regardless of race. The dichotomy of good and evil influences the significance of controversy. Trouble always arises from blending the two opposites as if they…
The unyielding defence in a hostile world
The fear of ostracism causes many individuals to retreat rather than assert what they believe to be true. The notion that safety is aligned with trending beliefs, even if they lack a Biblical basis, is unfounded. Many people tend to agree with what is popular, as long as it grants…
Excelling towards destruction
Life is governed by certain unbelievable yet immutable laws, suggesting that once on a destructive path, it is impossible to reverse the trajectory. An individual observed committing a serious crime tends to commit more crimes in an attempt to cover up the concealed initial sin. A person cannot cease committing…