1. Daily Surrender Psa 119:73
March 03, 2006


March 3, 2006 Psa 119:73 KJV Thy hands have made me and fashioned me: give me understanding, that I may learn thy commandments. Whether it be a wood carving, the confectioning of a piece of jewelry, the painting of a picture, the writing of a book, or the composing of a piece of music, we are very jealous over the works of our hands. We care to protect it, we try to improve it, and above all, we are proud of it. Trying to keep a humble spirit, we still show it off to people and can’t help bragging about it. This is a part of our very nature and making. God, who made us in His... (read more)

Author: Patrick Lumbroso | Article Views: 691

2. Gold Jewelry - The Finest Jewelry
February 23, 2006


Gold jewelry adds beauty and elegance to God’s beautiful creation called woman. Gold jewelry always forms as the best of ornaments. An Indian marriage is considered incomplete without gold jewelry for the bride, the bridegroom and the other family members. Gold earrings jewelry or gold pendants jewelry are also given as gifts at the time of wedding. Gold is also regarded as a great investment, which is very useful at the hour of need. Indian gold jewelry is also famous for its beautiful designs all over the world. In the traditional times also, gold jewelry added royalty to the wearer. Ev... (read more)

Author: Amit Verma | Article Views: 546

3. Wahabism the Evil roots of Muslim Terrorism
February 11, 2006


Writing about Wahabism and Salafi-Islam, could fill many books. I will however in this article, try to make clear why it is of tremendous importance in our time. Both movements are considered as the origin of Islamic terrorism. A lot of recent Islamic terrorists such as Osama Bin Laden, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, and Abu Musab Al Zarqawi, have been inspired by Wahabism. Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (1703 - 1792 ) was an Arab theologian born in Saudi Arabia and can be considered as the founder of Wahabism. Wahab is considered by many to be a great reformer of Islam, and at the same time as the "f... (read more)

Author: Robert Maegh | Article Views: 617