The Origin And Rise Of Islam

The Origin and Rise of Islam Table of Contents Introduction1 Discussion2 The Message of Islam3 The Core beliefs of Islamic Faith3 1.Belief in One God (Allah)4 2.Belief in Angels4 3.Belief in Allah's Revealed Books5 4.Belief in the Prophets of Allah5 5.Belief in the Day of Judgment5 6.Belief in Divine Predestination6 Five Pillars of Islam6 1.The Testimony of Faith6 2.Prayer (As-Salah)7 3.The Zakat7 4.Fasting8 5.The Pilgrimage to ...

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Experience Of Prayers

EXPERIENCE OF PRAYERS Leave the black suit at home Leave the black suit at home Discussion Who can solve the problems facing those who considered impossible to solve, is God. For him there are no limits. He is the one who responds with power. Believe in the Lord, Believe and persevere, two ...

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A History And Relations Of Judaism, Christianity And Islam In Middle East

A History and Relations of Judaism, Christianity and Islam in Middle East Table of Contents Introduction1 Judaism1 Strengths of Judaism2 Weaknesses of Judaism3 Issues of Today's & Tomorrow's Jews3 Christianity4 Strengths of Christianity5 Weaknesses of Christianity5 Islam5 Islam and Terrorism7 Similarities and differences among Judaism, Christianity and Islam7 Relations among Judaism, Islam and Christianity8 Judaism and Christianity10 Conclusion10 A History and Relations of Judaism, Christianity ...

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Experiencing Community

Experiencing Community Introduction Every culture and nation has its own ideas, whether conscious or sub-conscious, on how community life should be structured and what expectations are placed on individuals within that community. Sometimes Christians think of certain aspects of culture as Biblical and teach them as being “Christian”. The primary goal ...

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Gregory The Great

GREGORY THE GREAT Gregory the Great Abstract In this study, we will explore the significant people and events that have shaped the course of Christianity over the past 2,000 years. The main focus of the research is on “Saint Gregory the Great” and his contribution to “Christianity”. The study will also analyze, ...

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Contrasting And Similar Views In Christianity And Buddhism

Contrasting and Similar Views in Christianity and Buddhism Introduction The religion is an important subject that has been discussed in the past by large number of authors. Various religions are present in the world and a certain number of individuals believe all these religions due to the one or other features possessed ...

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Positive Thinking

Positive Thinking Introduction This thesis study is designed to prove that positive thinking alone will not bring a permanent change. Permanent transformation can only be made as we renew the mind in faith and incorporate the Word of God in our lives. Unless we perceive ourselves to be perfect human beings, humans will ...

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Creation Theory & The Old Testament

Creation Theory & the Old Testament A. Comparison Between Priestly And Yahwistic Account Yahwistic account of creation (Gen 2.4b- :24) differs remarkably from the Priestly cosmogony that precedes it (1:1-2.3[4a]). Whereas the latter begins with an “empty” mass of water and darkness, 2:4b-5 depicts an arid landscape devoid of vegetation and rain. ...

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Islam

ISLAM Islam-The Religion from a Christian's Perspective Islam-The Religion from a Christian's Perspective Introduction Everyone in the world knows the feeling of being hurt when someone misunderstands you. It is more painful when it is related to national, cultural or religious levels extending the hurt to millions. However, in today's ever changing world, we ...

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The Doctrine Of Salvation

The Doctrine of Salvation Table of Contents Introduction3 Discussion4 Historical Development Of The Doctrine Of Salvation13 In The Bible14 In Dogmatic Theology16 Importance Of This Doctrine For Baptists Today18 The Son as Mediator of Salvation20 Conclusion26 Bibliography28 The Doctrine of Salvation Introduction Salvation (being saved) denotes liberation from the control of sin. The real meaning of the baptists' doctrine of salvation is ...

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