Tartarus is a primordial prison, forged in the fires of cosmic rebellion. Tartarus is as far below Hell as Heaven is above Earth where fallen angels are chained awaiting judgement. The Bible says that Tartarus is darkness that embodies the essence of darkness itself. It is a place so far from the sight of God […]
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In today’s fast-paced, ever-changing world, many people—especially younger generations—are wrestling with profound questions about who they are and why they’re here. Technological advancements and cultural revolutions have left a lot of people feeling lost. 50 percent of Gen Z questions their life’s purpose, according to a recent poll. The statistic highlights a bigger problem: identity
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People often forget that human life ends. The world today is obsessed with longevity, anti-aging creams, biohacks, and cryogenic dreams. Death is the supreme equalizer, a shadow that looms over every achievement, every joy, and every sorrow. As a follower of Jesus Christ, I am profoundly inspired by the unbreakable promise that Jesus Christ offers:
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It’s difficult to feel left out because of how you look or your personality. There will be times in your life when your beliefs clash with other Christians’ norms or traditions. It’s possible to feel like an outsider even in churches if your worship style or personal experience is different. These feelings are real. but
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The question of whether Christians can also be Freemasons has sparked debate for centuries. Opinions are different between denominations and individuals. A fraternal organization rooted in the Enlightenment, Freemasonry emphasizes brotherhood, charity, and moral development. Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox traditions interpret Christianity differently. The compatibility between these two depends on understanding their principles, potential conflicts, and
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Christians often deal with problematic questions from people who have never read the Bible yet try to use as Gotcha questions which is an attempt to expose perceived contradictions and inconsistency in the Bible. Here are five common “gotcha” questions Christians are asked, so here are 5 quick answers you can give to those questions.
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Prayer vs. Spell-Casting Is There a Difference? Praying to God and casting a spell are often confused in today’s society, especially in discussions of spirituality, religion, and the occult. Both involve ritualistic communication with forces beyond the physical world, yet their purposes, methods, and philosophies differ greatly. What is prayer? Prayer is an act of
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Can You Be Gothic and Christian? Are they really compatible with shared ideas? Christianity and the Gothic subculture may seem like an unlikely match at first. Gothic aesthetics, with black clothing, dramatic makeup, and a fascination with the macabre, often contrast sharply with Christian values of hope, light, and salvation. In spite of their apparent
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In the last year there is an epidemic of megachurches in this example. Transparency seems to be an issue in these institutions because of sexual abuse claims and moral failings. Here are ten scandals involving megachurch pastors from the past year, their impacts, and what they mean for faith communities. I recently did a post
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Have you ever spoken to someone who was not already a Christian about Jesus? Yesterday, last week, last month, or has it been longer than you can remember? I am an Evangelist. I have attended many churches in many cities and states. I have noticed is prevalent in every church I have attended and even
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