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I have studied Comparative Religions for 25 years. I have been a formal student of Adi Da Samraj. My current area of study are the complete aspects of the Devotee/Guru relationship.
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Dear Karina, Interesting Questions. This is not a "Question" about any one issue specific to Islam, Christianity, The Second Testament, or History, though it does touch on all four. Instead it
Dear Micheal, This sounds like a scolastic question, and AllExperts by policy does NOT answer questions you should be researchihg yourself ( smile ). And assuming you have a genuine interest in this
Dear Janet, Interesting Question. It appears that your inquiry is primarily based upon a comparison of specific Second Testament texts. It is important to understand that The Bible is not a document
Interesting Questions. I understand your wish to accept the word of the First and Second Testaments in a literal sense, this belief methodology has become known as “Biblical Literalism” or an evangelical
Interesting Question. The actual nature of whom or what Jesus The Nazarene was will always be shrouded in mystery. Much of what we believe he said in the Second Testament writings may, or may not
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