Re. April 22 Forum letter by Amy Messmore, “Religious ignorance does no one any good”: I know and respect Joey Watt, to whom Ms. Messmore was responding, but this letter is not about defending ...

ONE TRUE GOD: Historical Consequences of Monotheism; By Rodney Stark; Princeton University Press $24.95, 320 pages ...

The God's Knights are getting some focus in One Piece. Their true strength will be revealed.

I believe that anyone who affirms monotheism – whether Muslim, Jew, Sikh or Tribal – are worshiping the true God. How can it be otherwise, since there is only one God?

We don't think that there's one true God for all people in the world. >> Converting means you let go of your way and you take on another way and I don't believe that happened, ever.

One point immediately presents itself. If the Christian religion is true, the accusation of intolerance and arrogance cannot be substantiated.

The Game of Thrones recaps continue with a look at the George R. R. Martin-scripted episode, "The Bear and the Maiden Fair." ...

It reflects the heart and character of the one true God, and that reflection must shine through the life of the community that invokes this One God, One Lord. Otherwise, if you with knowledge of this ...

Are all paths to God valid? One viewpoint is: No. All paths cannot be valid as my path is the true and exclusive way to God, salvation and ultimate reality. There simply are no other options ...

In One True God: Historical Consequences of Monotheism, sociologist of religion Stark examined the nature of God, the wrath of God, the kingdom of God, the grace Continue reading » ...