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...Lord said his kingdom was not of this world (John 18:36). Armageddon is therefore not a final battle in this world but a confrontation between good and evil people in the spiritual realm...
...addition to raising questions of the appropriateness of species-to-species transplants, the Baby Fae case has brought some long-avoided issues of medical ethics into the public realm. Once again, however, more questions than answer have been brought...
Among the issues that have been most distorted is the very nature of the Sikh-Hindu rift in the realm of religious doctrine. By stressing Sikh monotheism and opposition to the caste system in contrast to Hindu polytheism and age-old caste system. Western observers have presented the two religions as inherently hostile towards each other. Yet this interpretation misstates, the true nature of the Hindu religious tradition; the non-credal, non-dogmatic nature of Hinduism allows it to be extremely pluralistic and to uphold coexistence with the Christians, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs. Moreover, to pit Sikhism and Hinduism against...
Looking toward the future, supernovae study may lead to a whole new realm of physics, Seward says. For example, pulsars contain gravitational fields more powerful than can possibly be created on Earth...
...readings translate "Kingdom of God" as "realm of God." God as the familiar "King of Glory" of Psalm 24 becomes the "Glorious Ruler," a phrase that sounds more suitable for the dictator of a banana republic. In Matthew 2, the Three Wise Men seek "the ruler of the Jews" even though Jesus was indisputably a male and the translators later allow Pilate to call him "King of the Jews." In Hebrews 1:3, it is God's "Child," not "Son," who has the power to uphold the universe, which sounds like a weighty responsibility for a juvenile...