The Great Revelation
What if the Quran held a hidden story -- the true origin of humanity -- that unites science, creation, and divine purpose? For centuries, this truth has been overlooked, buried under inherited traditions and external interpretations. The Great Revelation uncovers that story with a bold, Quran-only methodology that challenges conventional beliefs and reconciles faith with reason. Inside, you'll discover: A revolutionary reading of the Quran -- free from inherited religious traditions and sectarian filters. The forgotten story of humanity's creation -- from the evolution of Al-Bashar to the divine infusion that defines who we are today. The Law of Al-Haqq -- how cause and effect govern every soul's journey and why it matters for your destiny. The cycle of life, death, and rebirth -- and how to break free from it through moral and spiritual growth. A message for all humanity -- not just for Muslims, but for anyone seeking truth. This is more than a book. It's a call to rediscover your origin, reclaim your purpose, and live in harmony with the divine order. Whether you are a believer, a seeker, or a skeptic, The Great Revelation will challenge your assumptions, expand your understanding, and inspire a new vision for humanity's future. It's time to see the truth that has been hiding in plain sight.
Text as Revelation
Text as Revelation analyses the shift of revelatory experiences from oral to written that is described in ancient Jewish literature, including rabbinic texts. The individual essays seek to understand how, why, and for whom texts became the locus of revelation. While the majority of the contributors analyze ancient Jewish literature for depictions of oral and written revelation, such as the Hebrew Bible and the literature of the Second Temple era, a number of articles also investigate textualization of revelation in cognate cultures, analyzing Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Greek sources. With subjects ranging from Ancient Egyptian and Sibylline oracles to Hellenistic writings and the books of Isaiah, Deuteronomy and Jeremiah, the studies in this volume bring together established and new voices reflecting on the issues raised by the interplay between writing and (divinatory) revelation.
Biblia Pan-Satanica
The concept of Pan-Satanism contained in this godless book is a metaphysical description of reality, using satanic symbolism as best reflecting the true nature of things according to Satanic System of Godlessness Ecclesia Luciferi.This description is based on philosophy, science, and theology, three fields that allow us to understand reality from a metaphysical and ontological point of view.This text aims to present intellectually satisfying arguments in favor of the rationality of perceiving reality in the light of the Satanism of Ecclesia Luciferi. It contains logical arguments explaining why it is justified to use the terms satanic and divine, among others, to describe the omnipotence of the godless nature in accordance with the godless theology of the Satanic System Ecclesia Luciferi.Biblia Pan-Satanica consists mainly of two satanic books of the Ecclesia Luciferi: Pan-Satanism with pan-satanic letters and the writing Apostolus Satanae, as well as the rewritten book The Satanic Kerygma. In the new version of this book, the main emphasis has been placed on its Pan-Satanic accents, and a new chapter has also been added to it. It can therefore be considered that this new version of 'The Satanic Kerygma' is synoptic in relation to the original version.The collection of ungodly writings that make up the Biblia Pan-Satanica forms the Pan-Satanic Bible.
Biblia Pan-Satanica
The concept of Pan-Satanism contained in this godless book is a metaphysical description of reality, using satanic symbolism as best reflecting the true nature of things according to Satanic System of Godlessness Ecclesia Luciferi.This description is based on philosophy, science, and theology, three fields that allow us to understand reality from a metaphysical and ontological point of view.This text aims to present intellectually satisfying arguments in favor of the rationality of perceiving reality in the light of the Satanism of Ecclesia Luciferi. It contains logical arguments explaining why it is justified to use the terms satanic and divine, among others, to describe the omnipotence of the godless nature in accordance with the godless theology of the Satanic System Ecclesia Luciferi.Biblia Pan-Satanica consists mainly of two satanic books of the Ecclesia Luciferi: Pan-Satanism with pan-satanic letters and the writing Apostolus Satanae, as well as the rewritten book The Satanic Kerygma. In the new version of this book, the main emphasis has been placed on its Pan-Satanic accents, and a new chapter has also been added to it. It can therefore be considered that this new version of 'The Satanic Kerygma' is synoptic in relation to the original version.The collection of ungodly writings that make up the Biblia Pan-Satanica forms the Pan-Satanic Bible.
The Origins of Consciousness Volume 2
Origins of Consciousness Volume One and Two include the complete English translation of the Hebrew Volumes One and Two of Rav Ashlag's study of the Ten Luminous Emanations, as well as commentary and explanation by Rav Michael Berg. For over two decades, Rav Michael Berg has explained in depth this study that represents, the most powerful Kabbalistic teachings, on the Origins of Creation and our physical world and the purpose of life.Volume Two develops the concepts found in Volume One in greater depth and continues to discuss the chronology of the next steps in Creation. It discusses the stages that formed the Creation of the Worlds, making a distinction between two types of Vessels: the Circular Vessel of the Endless World before Tzimtzum (the Contraction); and the Linear Vessel after the Tzimtzum. Contraction essentially means the Light withdrew. And after the Light withdrew, there was an introduction of Light that was channeled through a Straight Line (Kav). Within the Light of the Line there is a structure called the Sefirot of the Line. The Straight Line indicates being on a straight path. Meaning the importance of being precise, of not veering right or left. Justice is the governing force in the system of the Line. This is the realm of Tikkun and it is where we do our spiritual work. What Rav Michael Berg makes clear in his commentary in Volume Two is that it is the Desire to Receive that draws the Light down, and it is the Desire to Share or the resistance of that receiving, that returns the Light back up. It is a drawing down of Light via desire, and a reflection of the Light, a pushing back, through a total effort, a total sharing, only for the sake of the Creator, for the sake of others that creates the Line. This is why the Line represents our entire spiritual work, which is developing a Desire to Receive for the Sake of Sharing. A Vessel can only become full of Light through the process of Receiving for the Sake of Sharing. It is important to note that Volume Two emphasizes the understanding that every Sefirah (Emanation) includes within it all Ten Sefirot, ad infinitum. This interconnectedness teaches us something extremely valuable about our world and our life. Every single one of us is interconnected, and in every single aspect of our life, we have the energy of the Ten Sefirot-in business, in relationships, in our health. When studying the Origins of Consciousness Volume Two, we are not learning abstract ideas but drawing down energy into every single part of our life, and that every single part is included in everything.
A Christian Survival Guide for Prison
BOOK SUMMARYDr. Chapman offers inspirational messages for inmates and their families. These messages help inmates survive the challenges of prison life. A Christian Survival Guide for Prison offers life changing stories and helps inmates to find deep meaning in Christian and national holidays. Doctor Chapman weaves a colorful thought provoking tapestry of story and faith. These messages, warmly received by prison congregations, inspire readers to grow closer to God.ABOUT THE AUTHORDr. Philip W. Chapman graduated with Honors from the University of Illinois in January, 1974. He attended the University of South Carolina from which he earned Masters of Criminal Justice graduating Cum Laude, a Distinguished Honor Graduate in 1988. He attended The Chicago Theological Seminary and earned a Doctor of Ministry Degree. Now retired Dr. Chapman served as an Ordained Minister for over thirty five years. Ordained in 1978, Dr. Chapman served his country as a US Army Chaplain and as a Chaplain for the Federal Bureau of Prisons.Dr. Chapman hopes these messages inspire readers.
True Bushido Spoken By Ame-no-Mioya-Gami
The True Spiritual Roots of Japan Are Here.Long before the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, there was an ancient text called the Hotsuma Tsutae, in which the forefather of the Japanese people, Ame-no-Mioya-gami, was recorded.Now, the "God of Japan's Beginning," once erased from history, is returning to light.What is truly worth devoting your life to?Standing at the origin of Japanese civilization, Ame-no-Mioya-gami reveals the core spirit of Bushido.・The view of death and justice in Bushido・Why selflessness is essential to achieving true justice・The soul of Bushido that lives on in Japan's national sport, sumo・Teachings of Ame-no-Mioya-Gami, the divine source that shaped Japanese civilizationWhen you understand the true spirit of Bushido, your way of life will change.Let us reclaim the true pride of Japan.
The Family institution in Islam and Christianity- Vol 2- Filial Duties
In "Filial Duties in Islamic and Christian Scriptures," Abbas Zamani Dehyaqubi offers a profound comparative analysis of the rights and responsibilities of children toward their parents as seen through the sacred texts of Islam and Christianity. This enlightening work explores the elevated position of parents, delving into scriptural commandments, moral imperatives, and the spiritual dimensions of filial devotion. By juxtaposing Qur'anic verses with Biblical passages, the book highlights shared values while respecting the distinct traditions of each faith. Rich with insights into gratitude, respect, and the ethical legacy of family, it is an invaluable resource for scholars, interfaith enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding offamilial bonds in a religious context. This volume sheds light on timeless values, offering guidance for nurturing relationships and preserving the sanctity of family ties across generations.
Alone with God
Alone with God is more than a devotional-it's a daily invitation to step away from the noise and spend quiet, life-changing moments with your Creator. In these pages, you'll find 100 powerful reflections filled with Scripture, encouragement, and prayer to help you start each day with purpose, peace, and renewed strength. Every word is written to draw you closer to God and remind you that He is with you, working in your life every step of the way. This book will inspire you to trust God more deeply, live with greater faith, and walk boldly in your calling-knowing you are never truly alone when you are Alone with God.
The Miracles of Missions Modern Marvels in the History of Missionary Enterprise
Religion and the State. Protection or Alliance? Taxation or Exemption?
Encounter
"I felt like I was there ...""... gut wrenching and very beautiful""I've never thought about it that way before ...""Honest, vivid, and deeply moving - a must-read for anyone stepping into cross-cultural mission." - Mike Raiter, Director, Centre for Biblical PreachingNervous, na簿ve and overseas for the first time, Ian and Heather Reilly volunteer to teach in Samoa, but instead spend days battling a devastating cyclone.Emerging to a shattered world without power, water, and running out of food, they prepare lessons by candlelight, and struggle to teach indigenous teenagers by "chalk and talk". They find the oppressive climate conspires with mystifying cultural behaviour to outwit and outlast their every effort, and they lack the superhuman energy necessary to achieve anything enduring. Journeying with them, readers lurch from comedy to tragedy, as ordinary, relatable people (flawed, vulnerable and sometimes frightened) face violence and suffering. Immersing us into their lived experience, we feel the sweat on our face, tears in our eyes, and hear Jesus speak ancient wisdom into our present moment.ENCOUNTER is more than a great story exploring the confluence of culture and world view. It challenges deeply held beliefs about indigenous cultures, our understanding of justice, identity, poverty, overseas aid and economic development.Culture shock in a page turner.
The Children of Wisdom and Other Sermons Preached in Canadian Pulpits
The Recent Attempt to Defeat the Constitutional Provisions in Favor of Religious Freedom
The Transformation of Missions in the Twenty-First Century
Drawing on interviews with founders of independent missions, field work in Africa, India, and Haiti, and her experience as director of an independent mission, Carrie A. Miles explores the challenges and strengths of missions built on interpersonal relationships and spiritual capital. This book examines the rise of a new movement within Global Christianity: the independent mission. Once death-defying, residential, lifelong commitments, undertaken and supported by career professionals, a growing number of international missions are now small agencies operating without institutional support, and undertaken by volunteers who travel occasionally to the mission field but who live and work at home. Focusing on the importance of culturally respectful collaborations with national partners, this book also deals with the harm caused by missionaries who do not share that orientation. In a compelling example, Miles recounts her discovery that early missionaries to East Africa taught that God cursed humankind in Creation. Making no attempt to understand the meaning of curses in traditional religions, however, the missionaries created a devastating syncretism that persists to this day. The Transformation of Missions in the Twenty-First Century: Cross-Cultural Partnership without Syncretism argues that, in requiring cross-cultural awareness to operate, the constraints of working independently are also its strengths.
Ruh al-Adab
According to the jurists, adab (refined conduct) refers to the observance of virtuous and recommended practices that go beyond the obligations of the shari'a and the sunna. According to the Sufis, adab is the embodiment of all noble traits and acts of goodness. It is a comprehensive term for exalted attributes and praiseworthy character, befitting the station of servanthood and the majesty of Lordship. Ruh al-Adab adresses explicitly this topic. It is the very first work composed by Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse - may Allah be pleased with him. Professor Zachary Wright writes about Ruh al-Adab: "The text demonstrates not simply his early mastery of classical Arabic but also his ability to speak authoritatively about the essence of Spiritual Wayfaring (Suluk) within Sufism. In many ways, the text is thus a testament to the educational system established by his father, Al-Hajj Abdallah, and the integration of Sufism within a rigorous curriculum of Islamic learning. The later following of Shaykh Ibrahim made frequent use of the text, and many instructors used it to prepare students before giving them the Direct Experiential Knowledge (Ma'rifa) of Allah through initiation (tarbiya)."
Does Osama Bin Laden Have It Right? Islam, Violence, and the Way Forward
West African Muslims in Colonial and Antebellum South Carolina
