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Freedom of Will in Religion. The freedom of will allows one to control your actions and choices. Freedom of choice is the ability to decide how you’ll act in certain…

Anabaptism Explained. Anabaptists refer to Christians who are adamant about wanting to be baptized until the candidate acknowledges their faith in Christ instead of being baptized at the age of…

Quakerism Simplified. Quakers are those who are part of a historically Protestant Christian group of religions that is officially referred to by The Religious Society of Friends. The members of these…

Sacrament Explained. Sacraments are an important Christian ceremony that is regarded as having significant significance and importance. There are a variety of opinions about the meaning and significance of these rituals. A…

Purgatory Simplified. Purgatory is, in accordance with the beliefs of a few Christians the state of being, after death that allows for the cleansing of the body. Purgatory, the state…

The Three Creeds. Creeds are often recited during Christian worship services. A creed by definition is a summary or statement of what one believes. See AlsoMary, Jesus Christ in the…

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ Break Down. Resurrection refers to the condition of one who is raised from death. The resurrection of Jesus Christ forms the basis for the Christian…

Religious Syncretism: Islam and Hinduism. Syncretism in religion is the merging between two or more religions’ belief systems into a brand new concept, also known as the blending of the…

Understanding Salat/Salah. Salat, sometimes known as salah Arabic salat is the daily ritual prayer that is prescribed to all Muslims in the Five Pillars of Islam. The five obligatory prayer…

Who is a Catechist? Catechists are defined by the canon laws in canon law as “lay members of the Christians faithful, duly instructed and outstanding in Christian life, who devote…