This is for non-Christians only!

Christian Universalism is the notion that non-Christians can be saved along with Christians...

I have just realised that Christian Universalism is condescending and disrespectful to non-Christians

Basically, it says to non-Christians "your path leads to my God"

As opposed to wherever it is they believe it leads

I'd find this insulting if someone said that to me

It's like saying "Christianity leads to nirvana!" (although that would not personally offend...

Why do you believe in God of Abraham?

1) Are you an enlightened being?

I'm not but I'd like to be

But here's the question: 2) What does it mean to be enlightened????

Personally, I think it means to have a strong command of a certain religion or philosophy

To do this I am reading both scripture and books

3) Does anyone have a better definition?

I do not believe in the trinity.
But now i will wrote what is the best argument for the trinity (in my opinion):

God is love

For God to be love you need Lover, Beloved and Love. So God the father is the Lover, Jesus the son is the Beloved and the Holy spirit is the Love between the father and Jesus

So God has to be three persons to be Love.

Is God personal or impersonal?

is God unconscious or conscious (I understand those are meaty words, any suggestions for better words I’d love to hear it)

Do y'all get annoyed when Christians come in trying to explain your own holy scriptures to you? I see this happen all. the time. In discussions, in debates, it seems to happen a lot. I just know I'd get annoyed personally, but that's just me.

I recently had the privilege of listening to a speaker who introduced the concept of indigenous science to me. For those who aren't aware, my own formal education is in life science, with an emphasis on ecosystem-scale questions and applications like conservation. Ecological approaches tend to be less reductionistic and more holistic in how they understand the subject, but indigenous science takes this to a whole different level, apparently!

Dr. Pfeiffer has written a good (though a bit...

From the 16th century explorers, to the 17th century pilgrims and settlers, to the 18th century Founding Fathers, and continuing to the mid 20th century, America has embraced Christianity. Though the secular educational system of today won't teach it and popular culture rejects it, there's a prevalence of laws, institutions, monuments, historical records, and quotes we have to support this claim. Nowhere is this more evident than the Thanksgiving proclamations that have been made by...

What if judaism, christianity and islam is correct about that people who do not believe in God go to hell? What if all people who do not worship the one God go to hell?

If this is reality then God is angry and jealous. But what if.. this is really true?

It is wise to believe in one God just in case?

SUNDAY WORSHIP IS NOT THE LORD'S DAY

The term "the Lord's day" was used by some in the early Church as a reference to Sunday worship in celebration of the resurrection of Jesus. It comes from a scripture in the bible found in Revelation 1

REVELATION 1:10 10, I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet

The Greek words used for the day that JOHN was in the Spirit of is the for Lord's day are

REVELATION 1:10 εγενομην εν πνευματι εν τη κυριακη...