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St. Paul spread the word of the dying and reviving god Jesus Christ throughout ancient Palestine, Asia Minor, Greece and Rome (c. 42-62 CE).  The religion of Christianity made standard a belief in an afterlife and set up an organized set of rituals by which an adherent could gain everlasting life. In so doing, the early Christians were simply following in the footsteps of the Egyptians, the Sumerians, the Phoenicians and the Greeks all of whom had their own stylized rituals for the worship of their gods. Christianity, Judaism or any of the older 'pagan’ religions, goddess Hathor (c.3000 BCE) 

http://www.ancient.eu/religion/

St. Paul spread the word of the dying and reviving god Jesus Christ throughout ancient Palestine, Asia Minor, Greece and Rome (c. 42-62 CE).  The religion of Christianity made standard a belief in an afterlife and set up an organized set of rituals by which an adherent could gain everlasting life. In so doing, the early Christians were simply following in the footsteps of the Egyptians, the Sumerians, the Phoenicians and the Greeks all of whom had their own stylized rituals for the worship of their gods. Christianity, Judaism or any of the older 'pagan’ religions, goddess Hathor (c.3000 BCE) 

http://www.ancient.eu/religion/

Some Reasons Why Humanists Reject The Bible by Joseph C. Sommer. Humanists reject the claim that the Bible is the word of God. They are convinced the book was written solely by humans in an ignorant, superstitious, and cruel age. They believe that because the writers of the Bible lived in an unenlightened era, the book contains many errors and harmful teachings. (that made the Roman criminal rulers money). Humanists receive much criticism due to their position on the Bible. Some critics even accuse them of being evil. (but who is evil but the inventers of the bible).  This article attempts to clarify the reasons why Humanists hold negative views about the Bible.**Importance of the Subject** In the United States, the Bible is often hailed as a divinely inspired book. (white racist concept). Television and radio carry religious programs praising the Bible as the holy and infallible word of God. Religious groups also distribute vast amounts of books, magazines, tapes, pamphlets, and other items. The materials promote the idea that, as televangelist Pat Robertson has said, "The Bible . . . is a workable guidebook for politics, business, families and all the affairs of mankind. The Bible is also extolled by many politicians. For instance, President Ronald Reagan signed into law an Act of Congress proclaiming 1983 to be the "Year of the Bible. The law described the Bible as the "Word of God" and said there is "a national need to study and apply its teachings.   

http://americanhumanist.org/humanism/Some_Reasons_Why_Humanists_Reject_the_Bible

Some Reasons Why Humanists Reject The Bible by Joseph C. Sommer. Humanists reject the claim that the Bible is the word of God. They are convinced the book was written solely by humans in an ignorant, superstitious, and cruel age. They believe that because the writers of the Bible lived in an unenlightened era, the book contains many errors and harmful teachings. (that made the Roman criminal rulers money). Humanists receive much criticism due to their position on the Bible. Some critics even accuse them of being evil. (but who is evil but the inventers of the bible).  This article attempts to clarify the reasons why Humanists hold negative views about the Bible.**Importance of the Subject** In the United States, the Bible is often hailed as a divinely inspired book. (white racist concept). Television and radio carry religious programs praising the Bible as the holy and infallible word of God. Religious groups also distribute vast amounts of books, magazines, tapes, pamphlets, and other items. The materials promote the idea that, as televangelist Pat Robertson has said, "The Bible . . . is a workable guidebook for politics, business, families and all the affairs of mankind. The Bible is also extolled by many politicians. For instance, President Ronald Reagan signed into law an Act of Congress proclaiming 1983 to be the "Year of the Bible. The law described the Bible as the "Word of God" and said there is "a national need to study and apply its teachings.   

http://americanhumanist.org/humanism/Some_Reasons_Why_Humanists_Reject_the_Bible

Humans are part of a universe that is older and larger than we can begin to imagine. How was this universe created? How was the earth created? How and when were our ancestors created? What is our place in the universe? Are?we important, or are we insignificant? This Big Era sets the stage for human history. It is about the creation of our environment, of the world we live in, its landscapes, its plants and animals. It is also about the evolutionary steps that led to the creation of our species, Homosapiens. Understanding this era is vital if we are to grasp how human history fits into the larger history of our earth and the universe as a whole. This is because our ideas about the universe, the earth, and our own existence as a species affect how we think about ourselves and our history. They help us understand our place in the larger universe of which we are a part. In thinking about this story, notice that God first made the entire physical and natural environment, everything from the stars to green grass, then fashioned human beings and put them into this setting. In the creation story that modern science tells, the environment was also created before humans, but the time scales are very different. According to modern science, humans evolved on a planet that had already existed for over four-and-a-half billion years. The terrestrial environment shaped the creation of our species. Moreover, the environment of the earth was itself the product of the earlier history of the cosmos as a whole. Consequently, in introducing Big Era One we must begin at the beginning, setting the debut of Homo sapiens within the largest possible scene in both time and space.

http://worldhistoryforusall.sdsu.edu/eras/era1.php

Humans are part of a universe that is older and larger than we can begin to imagine. How was this universe created? How was the earth created? How and when were our ancestors created? What is our place in the universe? Are?we important, or are we insignificant? This Big Era sets the stage for human history. It is about the creation of our environment, of the world we live in, its landscapes, its plants and animals. It is also about the evolutionary steps that led to the creation of our species, Homosapiens. Understanding this era is vital if we are to grasp how human history fits into the larger history of our earth and the universe as a whole. This is because our ideas about the universe, the earth, and our own existence as a species affect how we think about ourselves and our history. They help us understand our place in the larger universe of which we are a part. In thinking about this story, notice that God first made the entire physical and natural environment, everything from the stars to green grass, then fashioned human beings and put them into this setting. In the creation story that modern science tells, the environment was also created before humans, but the time scales are very different. According to modern science, humans evolved on a planet that had already existed for over four-and-a-half billion years. The terrestrial environment shaped the creation of our species. Moreover, the environment of the earth was itself the product of the earlier history of the cosmos as a whole. Consequently, in introducing Big Era One we must begin at the beginning, setting the debut of Homo sapiens within the largest possible scene in both time and space.

http://worldhistoryforusall.sdsu.edu/eras/era1.php

The Love doctor Is jamming for you today for the Snowbound folks bring sweet music to vibe with.

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Bringing you Sweet Music and Poetry to brighten your Saturday Mornings.

Old School R&B, Soul and Reggae with some Calypso even some Jazz will be on the menu.

Bringing you Sweet Music and Poetry to brighten your Saturday Mornings.

Old School R&B, Soul and Reggae with some Calypso even some Jazz will be on the menu.