In 1898, Robert Turner, a former slave, became the first African American to embrace the Baha’i Faith.
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In the only film he ever directed, Charles Laughton’s 1955 classic “The Night of the Hunter” delves into how some people use faith to hurt and manipulate others, while others use faith to protect the vulnerable, all told in a story about being wary of false prophets.
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Wearing the arm band as part of a role portraying a Jewish character during the Holocaust isn’t generally problematic.
Read More »Ask An Eastern Orthodox Christian: Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit
The blasphemy of the Holy Spirit occurs when a person actively pursues a conscious, continuous, deliberate and malicious attitude of rejecting the Holy Spirit of God, calling God who is good, evi
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In later years, through missionary efforts, other jurisdictions were founded and added to the Eastern Orthodox Church as in the churches of Russia, Greece, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, and many more.
Read More »Ask A Catholic: 3 Days & The Sabbath
There is no mention in the Bible of God establishing the Sabbath on any particular day of the week
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