Are you one of the priveleged few who has faith in the true faith? With so many faiths out there, how do you know your faith is the true one? Don't you ever pause and wonder? If you have ever questioned or wondered about your faith, this site will help you find resources to answer your questions. Your mind is your own, and it is up to no one but you to decide what you will believe.
The Three Wise Men say: God is universal. Religions are equal but separate pathways we choose to travel to learn of ourselves, and to seek God. Earth is our home. It provides us Nature's bounty, and we in return should nurture it. And there is but one Tribe of people here on Earth. They are called the Human Race. This site is for giving all people free advice about living their lives, not interpreting biblical scripture. If you have a question, why not ask The Three Wise Men?
Trying to navigate the special education system, the disability system or the adoption system can seem like an endless climb up a mountain with many peaks and valleys. Much of the time, it feels like you're carrying a heavy load on your back, due to the many struggles involved. The goal of The Resource Room is to empower you to remove the roadblocks and to smooth out the crooked path.
Operation Webfoot originated as an idea to help stimulate young minds in the area of
geography and history. Stuffed animals travel around, via the United States Postal service, to various host families who take the animals on outings in their local areas. They then write in journals about the animal's experiences and send pictures, postcards, and/or e-mail to Cucamonga Middle School in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Host families then mail the animal to another host family. The animals' sponsor is U. S. History teacher, Paul Myers.
On September 9, 1996, the original webfeet, Huey, Louie and Dewey began separate travels. Donald joined Operation Webfoot in October and has become the International webfoot. Kermit and Michigan J. Frog joined the project in November. Follow the saga of the ducks and frogs as they continue to explore historical, geographical and cultural wonders.
Better still . . . become a host family!
What is the Christian Talmud? It is simply a totally new and different approach to the study and interpretation of the New Testament; a non-theological, non- “Christian” approach to the Bible. There are major problems with the Gospels of the New Testament. They have been altered considerably since they were first written. They have been mistranslated. They have been misinterpreted. Considering the grave importance these books have on our culture, you would think that these problems would be addressed, yet they have not been. Christianity has been careful not to let these problems become common knowledge. The Church has skirted the issue, putting up a smokescreen in order to keep these problems hidden. Why these questions have not been addressed, and what to do about them, is the subject of this work . . . The Christian Talmud.
It's been 50 years since Mortimer Adler compiled the Great Books of the Western World. Many great books have been written since then. And now for the first time ever, thanks to the Internet, the search is taking place on an international scale -- looking for the best books ever written in any country, any language, any era, by any gender, regardless even of the size of the press run. Each week the top 100 books are posted and anyone with an email address is eligible to vote. In addition, visitors can recommend their own favorite books. Both votes and recommendations are posted daily. The Great Books Search is a project of Murray State University of Murray, KY.
Ever wonder what the future holds? Are you looking for guidance, direction, or inspiration? Visit The Quintessential Fortune Teller and get your FREE on-line tarot card reading, based upon Nancy Garen's book Tarot Made Easy.
The monthly mini-magazine is a regular feature of Angel-Pie's homepage. Each month, art, articles and original fiction are presented with links to various sites on the web related to a central theme.
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