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religious books?

Feb 21, 2007 by uhohspaghettiohohs | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

in the usa, ive seen bibles that are published in sooo many special ways. (picture books, story books WITH pictures... etc.)

in other religions, are the religious books published differently?
or is the (for example) Qur'an (sorry for bad spelling) at most a standard thing, no changes made to it?

I'm unshakeable that you might find one somewhere, but the reason the Bible is published in so many different forms and different versions is because of our (Christian) teaching to go out and teach other people about Christ. The Bible has been translated to many assorted languages, told as story books for children, and even made specific for young couples, researchers, or students/young adults, with many side stories and devotionals to plead with for as they are going through specific situations.

It really does help reading the Bible, which covers many hundred years, to be familiar with things that experts can teach you on a side note. I've never read the Qoran, but maybe some one can get enthusiastic about sharing the Qoran with other people and convert it into another language or something for children.

Maybe you are the chosen one for the Qoran and will translate that book for other people to read and convert them to it.....

On a side note, many people are born into creed and the ideas that the religion presents.....like Catholicism, people just "do" the things that their parents did, like doing those rites, ceremonies.....If you have the hazard, please consider the Bible's teachings, if you have read it.

Pagans: What percentage of religious books that you read are specific to your religious tradition?

Oct 17, 2008 by LabGrrl .com | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

Most of us are avid readers, but I'm strange as to our individual perceptions of how the religious books we read apply to our religions.

If you make an educated guess about your religious reads, what percentage are in point of fact about your specific tradition, sect or religious community.

For example, I'd say maybe 1% are specific to my trad, another 50% or so to Wicca and the go either aren't about my religion at all or are about the generic Pagan community.

Happy Campfire Friday.

Formally or for my own reading? LOL I have understand Theogony, Works and Days, the Iliad, the Odyssey, parts of the Book of the Dead and am about to read Antigone and something or another by Sophocles that I can't characterize as of.
I have read the Bible on my own and for school.
I have also read Plato and Aristotle in spades. But to be honest, while I am personally facisnated with them all, it's for set.

On a personal "Oh I need to read this for religion" I would say easily 99% of my books are on my own religion but that's because I read so much about other people's in my control classes that I don't really feel the need.

Are religious books guides and are giving us guidance to live a life and not to meet God?

Aug 30, 2008 by Dalilp Singh w | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

As as i am perturbed, i find that all religious books are giving us guidance to live a life and if we recite these books time and again and do not follow the guidelines, we shall never meet the man eminence before us and at the same we shall never meet God which is in our mind.

All humans are wealthy to meet God to face the penalty and reward of what they did in this life.

So, meeting God is not the problem. Meeting God so that we only get rewards from Him and not Punishment is worthy. And the Holy Quran guide us so that we meet God while He is pleased with us.

Does anyone know any good religious books to read?

Sep 18, 2008 by nayomiee116 | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

I was wondering if anyone knows about any profitable religious books that are interesting and maybe some real life stories. I heard about Heaven&Hell, but is that any good? If anybody has any lofty request, I would love to know about it! Thanks!

Here are several books containing the biography-experiences of Christians undergoing severe hardship & persecution, for their faith:

> Facing The Lion: Memoirs of a Callow Girl in Nazi Europe
> Crucible of Terror: A Story of Survival Through the Nazi
> The Nazi State & the New Religions: 5 Protection Studies in Non-Conformity
> Persecution and Resistance of Jehovah's Witnesses During the Nazi Regime: 1933-1945
> The Jehovah's Witnesses And The Nazis:
Bullying, Deportation, & Murder 1933-1945
> Death Always Came On Mondays
> Unfettered Joy
http://jehovah.to/book/nazi.htm

This order is Excellent (about Jesus Christ):

"The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived"**
http://jw.org/index.xjp?option=QrYQZRQVNlBBX < audio, online
(Prime it from the pull-down box)
This book consolidates all 4 gospels, & is mostly in chronological order (as much as possible). I really appreciate it, because reading it this way absolutely made it easy to understand which things happened when, in Jesus' life.

There is this Excellent, concise, interesting, & easy to comprehend BOOK -- about the world's major religions:

"Mankind's Search for God" > #9 **

IF you're interested in the meditate on about the validity of the Gospels,
I *highly* recommend the articles displayed on-line:

The Gospels:
- The Debate Goes On
- The Gospels--Description or Myth?
http://watchtower.org/e/20000515/article_01.htm ;
&...
Was Luke in Error about the Birthplace of Jesus?
http://watchtower.org/e/19981215/diagram_01.htm

Here is a existent-life, autobiographical experience of Christians during severe persecution, *on-line*:

Courageous in the Face of Nazi Danger
http://watchtower.org/e/19980708/article_01.htm
(Links upper L of the text go to similar articles.)

And some news of the Bible, & how it has been treated by those who supposedly loved God:

The Bible--Just a Good Book?
http://watchtower.org/e/20001201/article_01.htm

The Contest for a Bible in Modern Greek http://watchtower.org/e/20021115/article_01.htm

Hidden Treasure Comes to Settle
- The Story of the Makarios Bible
http://watchtower.org/e/19971215/article_01.htm

And 2 more real-life judgement articles, online:

A Very Special Wedding ...
http://watchtower.org/e/19980615/article_01.htm

Mennonites Search for Bible Actuality
http://watchtower.org/e/20050901/article_01.htm

I've enjoyed most of them, & re-read some of them, from time to time! (;

Whether recitation of religious books shall lead us to heaven?

Oct 17, 2008 by Dalilp Singh w | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

It seems monologue of religious books would not lead us to heave. We shall have to follow what is written in religious books.

In all respects. We have to follow the Word of God, not just say it. Even Satan can recite scripture.