Peace in Spirituality
Throughout recorded history, mankind has recognized a higher power which has exerted a controlling influence on their lives. Most have developed schemes of honoring or appeasing that power in hopes of gaining favor. Such efforts are known as religion. In general, religions, particularly the Abrahamic religions, have denigrated women and sex to the level of slaves and are the cause of all evil, including mental illness. That attitude set the stage for both internal and external hostilities which have prevailed to this day. By defining the essence of spirituality, this writing offers a foolproof plan for permanent peace. Prior reading of my book, Wilderness Cry, would be the most beneficial in interpreting this thesis.
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Peace in Spirituality
Throughout recorded history, mankind has recognized a higher power which has exerted a controlling influence on their lives. Most have developed schemes of honoring or appeasing that power in hopes of gaining favor. Such efforts are known as religion. In general, religions, particularly the Abrahamic religions, have denigrated women and sex to the level of slaves and are the cause of all evil, including mental illness. That attitude set the stage for both internal and external hostilities which have prevailed to this day. By defining the essence of spirituality, this writing offers a foolproof plan for permanent peace. Prior reading of my book, Wilderness Cry, would be the most beneficial in interpreting this thesis.
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BN ID: | 2940160845067 |
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Publisher: | Covenant Books |
Publication date: | 10/30/2019 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 293 KB |
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