If you love Jesus but distrust religion there is a reason. The reason you feel that way is Jesus came to bring the Light and the Word to lead mankind out of the darkness. You are meant to live in communication with the Father through the Holy Spirit every day of your life. Mankind was created to be a spititual being within a human body. We are being called to an awakening of a New Age fo God that wants us to start living within the spirit as it was intended. Man took the Word and subverted Jesus' intent and created a religion. The seeds of deceit have mislead generations to follow doctrines that are an abomination to the Father. Mans logic and Pagan beliefs have been infiltrated into the churces and God wants you to see the truth. Learn how to hear and follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit. You can discern the truth for yourself and begin to live in the New Age of true worship. If you seek the truth the Father of us all will stretch forth his hand to lead you, to heal, and to give us signs and wonders. He will bring miracles back to the world ( Acts 4:30). When the Holy Spirit moves, the miracles worked by the Son will be to glorify the Father (Acts 3:13). Isn't it time to start living a miraclous life instead of being at the mercy of a world that could care less about you. The world seeks to keep you distracted but you can begin to live a life of purpose. People have not been taught the truth about worship. Instead they have given you words without intent and a bunch of manmade rules and regulations. You can learn to live in His glory and grace. Put aside the deceits of the world and start seeking the truth for yourself. This book holds the keys to opening your eyes, your heart and how to control the mind. Everyone is struggling, searching and wondering what is missing. Why is this life so difficult? The Doctor cannot write a prescription for what is troubling people. Give me a chance to show you an alternative to the madness of the world. God wants to restore faith to His children. The love of the Father is reaching out to His children. Isn't it time to come back to the truth? Answer the quickening in your spirit and take a step closer to the truth.

On February 18, 2009 at 8.15 pm, Lorenzo Bouchard sent to honorable court elected members a message under the title: BAN ISLAM ( PETITION ON GOOGLE), as it is in capital letters. He addressed it: TO: THE WORLD COURT. He describes the message as phase 1, in controlling Islam. For those who are concerned "about "Slavery, especially of Women in our modern World" and asked politely the members " please read the following item." Now you know the sender and the subject matter and the receivers of the petition are: those who are interested in human values and "Universal Love" which in his belief are "THE WORLD COURT" to judge his request. The undersigned are representing International petitioners. Their request is to "ban on the organization called Islam." The author responded to this petition published under the title "Banning Islam: A Petition of Ingnorance." It is good to read. Islam however, is the most ignored and misunderstood faith in the West, until recent years. The author, also a poet, he is a former professor of sociology authored more than 140 books available for readers in both Arabic and English, and his works are translated into dozens of other languages. Dr. Yahya, an Arab American scholar resides in Michigan, USA, have four children and 10 grandchildren.

Its publication now in pamphlet form is due to its delivery at Harper's Ferry, W. Va., on Decoration day, 1881, and to the fact that the proceeds from the sale of it are to be used toward the endowment of a John Brown Professorship in Storer College, Harper's Ferry-an institution mainly devoted to the education of colored youth. That such an address could be delivered at such a place, at such a time, is strikingly significant, and illustrates the rapid, vast and wonderful changes through which the American people have been passing since 1859. Twenty years ago Frederick Douglass and others were mobbed in the city of Boston, and. driven from Tremont Temple for uttering sentiments concerning. John Brown similar to those contained in this address. Yet now he goes freely to the very spot where John Brown committed the offense which caused all Virginia to clamor for his life, and without reserve or qualification, commends him as a hero and martyr in the cause of liberty.

Secularism, Theology and Islam offers a uniquely theological analysis of the historic Danish cartoon crisis of 2005-2006, in which the publication of twelve images of the Prophet Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten ignited violent global protests. The crisis represents a politically, culturally, and religiously important event of the early 21st century, and Jennifer Veninga explores the important question of why the cartoons were published in Denmark when they were and why this matters to the larger global community. The book outlines three main interpretations of the affair as they were framed by international news media: as an issue exclusively about freedom of speech, as related to a 'clash of civilizations', or exclusively as a matter of international politics. Whilst these are important to note, the author argues that the crisis was far more complex than any of these interpretations suggest, and argues that an alternative methodology can be found in philosopher Charles Taylor's concept of the 'social imaginary', which refers to the shared norms, expectations, images and narratives of a community or nation that inform many of its shared practices. Describing the Danish social imaginary as a paradox of Christianity and secularism, Veninga explains why the new presence of Islam has been perceived as such a threat to Danish identity. The author also maintains that despite tendencies toward exclusion, the Danish imaginary also supports a move toward authentic religious pluralism. Understanding the Danish cartoon crisis is important for any community struggling with new religious diversity, especially those with largely secular identities. Furthermore, the method used to examine the crisis provides a theological analytical framework applicable to a wide variety of contemporary social and political movements and issues.

Rutilio Grande, SJ, was the first Jesuit to be assassinated in El Salvador. He was killed on March 12, 1977, for having done the works that Jesus commands with regard to one's neighbor as a priest in the Roman Catholic Church. This volume of his writings and homilies illustrates how he applied the social and ecclesial teachings of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) in his ministry with the poor and marginalized of El Salvador. His use of the social sciences to understand the problems in his context, his prophetic denunciation of power and wealth, and his ministry to empower laypeople to lead their faith communities all speak to the Holy Spirit working through the courage of a true servant leader.