… religion and science exist, man has asked the question, which one is more dangerous? However, over the centuries man has figured out that the answer is not that simple. Many aspects are involved that have to be taken into consideration. Some scientists…

… doing what is allowed and keeping away from what is forbidden. Killing or harming one’s self or others is against most religions if not all of them, from Christianity to Islam to Judaism to polytheistic religions. That only makes sense opposing…

… Philippines' national dress, the Barong Tagalog enjoys a distinction all its own. Its fine needlework or hand-painted designs in cool cotton or handwoven pina or jusi have given it a flair that has won international recognition and acceptance. Presiden…

… argue that the emergence of a global culture is inevitable but the rise of national, religious and ethnic cultural movements which resist to the homogenizing influences of globalization makes this claim unclear. In this sense, a description of an irresis…

… sulfur on the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah and destroyed them and the whole valley, along with all the people there and everything that grew on the land" (Gen. 19:23:25). What possibly infuriated the Almighty God that enabled Him to destroy two cities…

… our non-Muslim visitors. We realize that some of the names for Islam.com sections are in Arabic, and while familiar to Muslims, they may not be so to our non-Muslim guests. Also, non-Muslim visitors may want to gain a more basic understanding of the…

… are still debates on when it begins. Does it begin at the moment of conception? Or maybe life begins when the heart starts pumping, or when the brain starts to think. Some will even say that life does not start until birth. So if life has not…

… is usually a vocabulary that is used by people in the system to more effectively communicate ideas, concepts practices, and to make the discussion of subjects in that topic easier to understand. Reiki is no different. For absolute beginners different…

… must start with Abraham. Some were near 1800b.c. Tera and his son Abram, who would later be named Abraham, moved to the city of Ur. Abraham marries Sarai, who would later be named Sarah, and declares his belief in one God. This is what starts Judaism.…

… denomination after the American Revolution. Today it has between two and three million members in the United States, Mexico, and Central America, all of which are under jurisdiction of the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Edmond Browning.…