By admin, on September 1st, 2009
Does God exist? An answer to this fundamental question is a prerequisite for answering the other big questions of life: Where did we come from? Why are we here? Do we serve a purpose? Do we have any intrinsic value? What happens after we die? The question of the existence of God is fundamental.
Does God Exist – A Philosophical Issue
Before we ask the question “Does God exist?” we first have to deal with our philosophical predispositions. If, for example, I am already dedicated to the philosophical idea that nothing can exist outside of the natural realm (i.e. there can be no supernatural God), no amount of evidence could convince me otherwise. Asking the question “does God exist?” would be pointless. My answer would be “No, He doesn’t,” regardless of whether God truly exists or not. The question would be impossible to answer from an evidentiary standpoint simply because anything which God might have done (that is, any supernatural act which might serve as evidence for His existence) would have to be explained away in terms of natural causes, not because we know what those natural causes could possibly be, but simply because a supernatural God is not allowed to exist!
Continue reading Does God Exist – The Big Questions
By admin, on August 25th, 2009
 It has been the tradition for many of us to demand for their money’s worth every time they purchase something. This is the only thing we can do after spending the money which is the fruit of our hard labors. But how do you get your money’s worth? Well, zennioptical.com has got the answer for you.
Continue reading Getting Your Money’s worth
By admin, on August 7th, 2009
MESSAGE OF HIS HOINESS BENEDICT XVI
FOR THE 82ND WORLD MISSION SUNDAY 2008
“Servants and Apostles of Christ Jesusâ€
Dear Brothers and Sisters, “duc in altumâ€! Let us set sail in the vast sea of the world and, following Jesus’ invitation, let us cast our nets without fear, confident in his constant aid. St. Paul reminds us that to preach the Gospel is no reason to boast (cf. 1 Cor 9:16), but rather a duty and a joy. Dear brother Bishops, following Paul’s example, many of each one feel like, “a prisoner of Christ for the Gentiles†(Eph 3:1), knowing that you can count on the strength that comes to us from him in difficulties and trials. A Bishop is consecrated not only for his Diocese, but for the salvation of the World (cf. Encyclical Redemptoris Mission, n.63). Like the Apostle Paul, a Bishop is called to reach out to those who are far away and do not know Christ yet or have still not experienced his liberating love. A Bishop’s commitment is to make the whole diocesan community missionary by contributing willingly, according to the possibilities, to sending priests and laypersons to other Churches for the Evangelization service. In this way, the mission and gentles becomes the unifying and converging principle of its entire pastoral and charitable activity.
Continue reading Message Of His Holiness Benedict Xvi For The 82nd World Mission Sunday 2008
By admin, on August 5th, 2009
 Sometimes it is not enough to keep the house clean, provision should be made that the house is given periodic repair and maintenance to resist wear and tear. Some house owners neglect certain areas like windows, ceiling and walls to mention a few. While major areas like the comfort room, kitchen, living room and others are given proper attention, the roofing, ceiling or even the windows are unkempt, messy and stained with dirt and dust. These areas might not be so obvious to the sight but at the same time they are a potential source of allergens and harmful germs.
Continue reading Window Washing: Setting a Clear View for Your Home
By admin, on July 30th, 2009
On the surface, man may look defenseless when compared with other creatures. He does not have the talons of an eagle; neither can he run like a gazelle to escape his predators. Man has eyes, but his eyesight is not as keen as the owl’s. Man has eyes, but his eyesight . . . → Read More: Man’s Brain
By admin, on July 13th, 2009
Going to school daily and studying lessons are very demanding tasks for your children. It is then inevitable that your child might experience eye problems in the course of her stay at school. And as their parents, you have the responsibility to make sure this problem is given immediate attention especially . . . → Read More: Your Child and Zenni Optical
By admin, on May 29th, 2009
During a time of terrible persecution in the early church, a 17 year-old boy named Origen wanted to leave home and die as a martyr like his father. But his mother hid all his clothes so he couldn’t leave the house! Origen went on to become a well-know Bible scholar. . . . → Read More: Inside Job
By admin, on May 23rd, 2009
Back in Bible times foot washing was an important part of hospitality. Since people usually traveled by foot on dusty roads, their feet became quite dirty. When Jesus washed the feet of His disciples, He performed an act usually reserved for servants. – . . . → Read More: Feet Beat
By admin, on May 19th, 2009
For a newly-married couple, owning a new house could be a bit expensive. Hence, buying a new house is not an option. An old home bequeathed by the parents may as well be as good as a new home when properly maintained. Those who are desirous to build a house of their own, . . . → Read More: Give an Old Home a New Look at Dallas
By admin, on May 8th, 2009
Archaeological evidence appears to prove that the workers who dragged and laid the 2.5-ton granite blocks making up the Egyptian pyramids died with broken bones and broken limbs. A burial ground one kilometer west of the Great Pyramid for King Cheops showed skeletons having abnormal bone outgrowths know as osteophytes, caused by chronic heavy labor. Some bone joints show wear and fear. Bodies have damaged spines, severed limbs or splintered feet. Average age of death was between 30 and 35.
Continue reading Pyramids Broke the Backs of Workers
|
|
Highly Recomended Stuffs:
|
