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Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Dec 19, 2008

  Why Atheism May Be the Best Way to Understand God
By Larry Beinhart, AlterNet: Editor’s note: Religion is among the most volatile and divisive issues in the world today. Yet there’s little serious investigation into why people believe, or why some will kill and die for their faith. Larry Beinhart, in his new novel, Salvation...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Sep 26, 2008

  Meditation and God
Meditation and religion: By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter - Nassau, Bahamas: Sharon Bowe, 46, is a devout Catholic. She attends Mass at St. Anselm's Parish, Bernard Rd., religiously on Sundays and is even involved in ministry. However, this practicing Christian, still wishes...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Jul 2, 2008

  Grateful or Hateful?
Time to think—Grateful or hateful: D. Paul Reilly, For The Guardian - Nassau, Bahamas: As I have written about on many occasions in the past, life is all about one's 'Attitude' toward literally everything. We can all look upon anything that is happening to us at any given moment in...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   May 8, 2008

  No one has given more exemplary humanitarian contribution to society and the world- than loving, tender-hearted, dedicated, committed and exemplary mothers
A tribute to mothers: By Pansy Hamilton Brown, For The Guardian - Nassau, Bahamas: Mothers should dare to be different and be the queen of their households. Be the mothers who in the face of difficulties and adversities embrace the joy of motherhood and fearlessly accept the challenges...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   May 1, 2008

  Why does God let good people suffer?
Why do good people suffer? By Sebastian Campbell, For The Guardian: Nassau, Bahamas - Life can be painful! No one is exempt from pain! The question of good people suffering is a frustrating one to confront. We believe in a good and loving God — why does he allow suffering?...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Apr 24, 2008

  Can the dead be raised by the exercise of faith through prayer?
By Rev. J. Emmette Weir, For The Guardian: The recent incident here in Grand Bahama, in which some misguided but evidently, devout religious folk, sought to achieve the resuscitation (I refuse to dignify such bizarre behaviour with the term "resurrection") of a cadaver up to the eighth day...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Mar 24, 2008

  Parents: it is time that you leave your married children alone. Get out of their business. Get out of their bedrooms. Let them truly become "one flesh."
Marriage is thicker than blood, Blood is thicker than water: By Barryington Brennen, For The Nassau Guardian - Nassau, Bahamas: Question: My husband spends more time and money with his mother than he does with me, his wife, and his children. When I do have a chance to talk with my...... [view]
Soumis par:  zephyr
Posté le   Mar 20, 2008

  "Good Friday was the greatest act of a loving heavenly father expressing his love for his image in each man - and paying the ultimate price to redeem us from our own folly."
Why Jesus had to die: By SHAVAUGHN MOSS, Special Sections Editor - Nassau, Bahamas: Jesus was not killed, but rather decided to die in order to keep the integrity of his word to himself, and destroy the stain and power of sin in every man's life, according to Bahamas Faith Ministries...... [view]
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