God’s direct intervention in individuals’ affairs is very rare. God doesn’t watch each and every human being at the same time and cannot live with each and ever
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Christianity
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What did nun’s shoes look like in the 1950s?
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Honestly, thinking back, nun’s shoes in the 1950s seemed so practical—usually simple black leather, low heels or flat, rounded toes. Functional, modest, and qui
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Christianity
Why does God refer to Himself as “us” in the book of Genesis?
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When Jehovah God mentioned “Us” at Genesis 1:26, he was talking to his only begotten son Jesus. We read at Colossians 1:15, 16, 17, “He is the i
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Why did Jesus spit in the Bible?
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In the Bible, Jesus Christ is recorded spitting in a few healing miracles. This may sound unusual today, but in the biblical context it had symbolic and cul
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The Bible
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Did Jesus perform miracles in Palestine?
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Yes — according to the New Testament accounts in the Bible, Jesus Christ performed many miracles in the region historically known as Palestine (mainly Judea,
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Christianity
If my daughter was saved as a young girl then got out in sin and became a lesbian. Is she still saved?
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The question of salvation is deeply personal and can vary based on individual beliefs and theological perspectives. Many Christian teachings emphasize that salv
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The Bible
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Why did God choose one place for his habitation?
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God chose one specific place for His habitation, often understood as Jerusalem or the Temple, to establish a central location for worship and a covenant relatio
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Christianity
Why did saul change his mind about Christianity?
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Saul, later known as Paul, changed his mind about Christianity after experiencing a profound encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. Initially a fervent p
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Christianity
What are the locations of adherents in Christianity?
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Christianity is practiced globally, with significant populations in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and parts of Asia. The largest concentrations are found in the
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Christianity
Why do christians believe that god is all-powerfull?
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Christians believe that God is all-powerful, or omnipotent, based on biblical teachings that portray Him as the creator and sustainer of the universe. Scripture
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What are some Bible verses that go against the concept of the Trinity?
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The central doctrine of religions of Christendom is: there are three divine Persons. ( the Father, the Son, the Holy Ghost).each said to be eternal, each said t
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Christianity
What are the single-line melodies of the early Christian Church are known as?
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The single-line melodies of the early Christian Church are known as Gregorian chant. This form of plainchant is characterized by its monophonic texture and free
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Christianity
What does the term “gospel” mean in the Bible, and why is it considered good news?
Asked by Eula O’Hara
The Greek word translates gospel as ‘good news’ and it refers to the good news of the kingdom of God and of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. It is called in
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Christianity
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Did Charles Dickens believed that doing good deeds would get us to Heaven?
Asked by DylanMilliren
Charles Dickens did not explicitly argue that good deeds alone would secure a place in Heaven. Instead, his writings often emphasize the importance of compassio
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History, Politics & Society
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Who was C.S. Lewis’s step sons?
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C.S. Lewis’s stepsons were Douglas Gresham and Geoffrey Gresham. They were the sons of Joy Davidman, Lewis’s wife. After Joy’s death, Lewis took on a fatherly r
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Christianity
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What is the meaning of lords prayer?
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The Lord’s prayer is found in Matthew 6: 9-14 in these words. ” Our Father in the heavens, let your name be sanstified. Let your kingdom come. Let your wil
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Christianity
Where did christian mysticism originate?
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Christian mysticism originated in the early centuries of Christianity, drawing from both Jewish mystical traditions and Hellenistic philosophical influences. It
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Christianity
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What does major theme mean?
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A major theme refers to a central idea or underlying message that recurs throughout a literary work, film, or other forms of art. It often reflects universal co
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Christianity
Why did the speaker want the son of god to throw himself down from where he was?
Asked by Anonymous
The speaker wanted the Son of God to throw himself down as a challenge to test his faith and divinity, reflecting a temptation to prove his status through a mir
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Christianity
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When German Mennonites settle in Russia?
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German Mennonites began settling in Russia in the 18th century, primarily during the reign of Empress Catherine the Great, who invited them to colonize the Volg
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Salary and Pay Rates
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Church takes in 50000 in funds in 2007. Pastors salary is 35000. Is this okay according to tax law?
Asked by Anonymous
Yes, it is generally acceptable according to tax law for a church to allocate a portion of its funds for a pastor’s salary. As long as the salary is reasonable
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Christianity
Who is Jevoah Jireh?
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Jehovah Jireh is a name used in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament, that translates to “The Lord Will Provide.” This name reflects God’s pro
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Christianity
Who gave Christians our name?
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The term “Christian” was first used in Antioch, as recorded in the New Testament book of Acts (Acts 11:26). It was initially used by outsiders to desc
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Religion & Spirituality
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What are three examples of how you encounter each Person of the Trinity in your life?
Asked by Anonymous
I encounter God the Father through moments of creation and nature, feeling His presence in the beauty of the world around me. I experience Jesus Christ in perso
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Christianity
Do churches where a murder occurs have to be reconsecrated?
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Yes, in some Christian traditions, churches where a murder occurs may require reconsecration to restore their sacred status. This practice stems from the belief
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