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Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Judas Iscariot: Good guy vs. bad guy?: 1 of 34
Poor Judas. His love of money definitely became his undoing. Here was a man who actually knew Jesus. He was an apostle. What an envious position to hold! They slept and ate together. He saw some of the miracles that Jesus performed. He participated in the preaching work that was conducted and was privy to Jesus' teaching sess... More..
Arts & Humanities > Dance Styles Should women be allowed to lead the tango?: 1 of 5
A dance as fiery, passionate and sensual as the tango demands that a woman at times lead and at times be led. Men came to the seaport cities and towns of South America to find their fame and fortune in the late 1800s. To rid them of the tension of being away from home and to unwind, the tango, which was a fusion of the Africa... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible Study: The parable of the good samaritan, Luke 10:25-37: 1 of 4
Do you really understand the parable of the Good Samaritan? Many of you believe that the moral of the story is to live a Christ like life and do good deeds for people and you would be correct but there is a much deeper meaning to this parable that is often missed. In order to truly comprehend this parable, it is necessary to ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible study: The book of Ruth: 8 of 16
Bible Study: The Book Of Ruth.The Book of Ruth is one of the most beautiful stories in the Bible. It shows a great love and bond between a daughter-in-law and her mother-in-law and it also shows how God works in ordinary day to day affairs to accomplish his purposes.At the time this story begins, there was a great famine in t... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible study: The book of Ephesians: 4 of 4
There were thirteen letters penned by the Apostle, Paul. The book of Ephesians is not a book at all but a rather lengthy letter. It was Paul's custom to extend personal greetings when writing to the various churches. In the letter to the Ephesians, Paul departed from his usual custom, which was odd considering he had spent an... More..