Religion Articles
1: Book Review: Jay Adams's Competent To Counsel
A book review of Jay Adams' book, "Competent to Counsel." This was a watershed publication that changed the face of Christian counseling and challenges modern day psychology.
2: Book Review: Jesus Christ: Self-Denial Or Self-Esteem By Dr. David Tyler
Dr. Tyler compares the notion of selfism (self-esteem) to the life and practices of Jesus Christ. By so doing, he demonstrates that self-esteem flies directly in the face of what Christ was teaching others, i.e., we should serve each other.
3: Fakes of Evolution
Bias and prejudice play a very strong role in science, though we do not expect it to. This article introduces many fake proofs that were produced to support evolution
4: Bias in Science and Belief in Bible
Bias and prejudice play a very strong role in science, though we do not expect it to. This article explains how that affects belief in the Bible.
5: The Wisdom of God and Supreme Knowledge
The wisdom of God is like a fine gem with many different facets shining through. Happiness can be found by living life according to the wisdom of God but intelligence and obedience go hand in hand to achieve it.
6: Similarities Between Christian and Non Christian Scriptures
Are there similarities between non Christian and Christian scriptures gives a biblical answer to the commonly asked question as to whether the scriptures all teach and maintain one and the same theology
7: Non Christian Scriptures
Are there similarities between non Christian and Christian scriptures gives a biblical answer to the commonly asked question as to whether the scriptures all teach and maintain one and the same theology
8: The Christian Marriage: An Introduction
The Bible has a lot to say about a Christian marriage. This article offers an introductory look at the subject and also offers bible-based guidelines to make your marriage a success
9: Evolution Or Creation
Evolution versus creation has generated much interest. Here is an introduction to that topic.
10: Hassan Kassim Lakha, Count
Period: (1892-1982)
The renowned Lakha family traces their descent back to their forebear, named Surji. His son was Jairaj, and whose son was Manji. The son of Manji was Lalji, who had four sons, Punja, Virji, Lakha and Kalyan. They dwelt in the village, called Berberaja, about 12 miles from Jamnagar, Kutchh.
Lakho, or better known as Lakha was an origin of Jamnagar, Kutchh. He was an ordinary businessman. He unfortunately lost his house during the famine in Kutchh. Reduced to extreme poverty, he wandered from village to village in search of means of subsistence. His son Kassim, who was born in 1854, also passed a destitute life. Nothing is known of his early life except that he worked in a grocery shop on daily wages. The constant famines in Kutchh had almost swept away the economical resources of the people, who began to move elsewhere to sustain their lives. Kassim, the son of Lakha migrated with few Ismailis towards East Africa. Dressed in rags, he landed in Zanzibar in 1871. He called his mother and wife, Ratan Pradhan whom he had married in 1870, just before he left India. Kursha was their first child and she was born in 1880. The family grew with the birth of Fatima, Alibhai, Hassan, Sikina, Rehmatullah and Jena. Later on, he came in Lamu in 1877 to try his fortune. He was the first among his family members to venture into the business field. Kassim Lakha was also a devoted social worker and helped the Ismailis who came from India. He died in 1926 at Kampala, Uganda. He left behind four sons, Rehmatullah, Hassan, Mohammad and Alibhai.
The renowned Lakha family traces their descent back to their forebear, named Surji. His son was Jairaj, and whose son was Manji. The son of Manji was Lalji, who had four sons, Punja, Virji, Lakha and Kalyan. They dwelt in the village, called Berberaja, about 12 miles from Jamnagar, Kutchh.
Lakho, or better known as Lakha was an origin of Jamnagar, Kutchh. He was an ordinary businessman. He unfortunately lost his house during the famine in Kutchh. Reduced to extreme poverty, he wandered from village to village in search of means of subsistence. His son Kassim, who was born in 1854, also passed a destitute life. Nothing is known of his early life except that he worked in a grocery shop on daily wages. The constant famines in Kutchh had almost swept away the economical resources of the people, who began to move elsewhere to sustain their lives. Kassim, the son of Lakha migrated with few Ismailis towards East Africa. Dressed in rags, he landed in Zanzibar in 1871. He called his mother and wife, Ratan Pradhan whom he had married in 1870, just before he left India. Kursha was their first child and she was born in 1880. The family grew with the birth of Fatima, Alibhai, Hassan, Sikina, Rehmatullah and Jena. Later on, he came in Lamu in 1877 to try his fortune. He was the first among his family members to venture into the business field. Kassim Lakha was also a devoted social worker and helped the Ismailis who came from India. He died in 1926 at Kampala, Uganda. He left behind four sons, Rehmatullah, Hassan, Mohammad and Alibhai.
11: Bible And Modern Science
What exactly is the connection between the Bible and the modern science, if any. Here is an introduction to that topic.
12: What Are The Inspired Books
The Bible speaks much about divine revelation, the how of it, and what all one should understand about revelation is epxlained here
13: The Bible As Reveltation
The Bible speaks much about divine revelation, the how of it, and what all one should understand about revelation is epxlained here
14: The Word Of God
The Bible speaks much about divine revelation, the how of it, and what all one should understand about revelation is epxlained here
15: Some Concrete Biblical Evidences of Inerrancy
The doctrine of the inerrancy of the Bible is one of the foundational doctrines. Here are a set of biblical evidences for the same.
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