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Tag Archives: muslim
Acts 17:27
As our world becomes increasingly smaller–through easier and more frequent travel, migration, and the influence of the Internet and foreign-made entertainment options–it is impossible to not notice that other people, too, have a worldview–which may or may not coincide with … Continue reading
Romans 1:19-23
How many gods are there? Is there just One, the God of the Christian Bible? Or are there others, whom many in our multi-cultural and ever-increasingly shrinking world pay homage to? More to the point, isn’t it narrow-minded and wrong … Continue reading
John 14:6
Is Jesus really the ONLY way to God? What about all of the other religions people practice–Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Shino, Hinduism, and others–surely they can’t ALL be misguided? And isn’t it arrogant and narrow-minded of us to insist ours is … Continue reading
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I Corinthians 7:20
What’s your career journey? For many people in their teens, early twenties, and even later, striking out on their own to make a professional reputation and prepare for their life’s work is foremost on their minds. Earning good grades in … Continue reading
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Tagged budhist, career, hindu, muslim, profession, shinto, truth, university
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