Polls: Religion & Spirituality

Karma hasn’t scientifically been proven to be true or false so that means Karma is about “belief.”

Also you aren’t in other people’s lives 24/7.
They could of had bad things or good things happen to them but you just weren’t there to see it.

I personally don't like the KJV bible cause it reads like something out of Romeo and Juliet which makes reading the bible that much harder to understand. I like the NIV bible

OK this question is a shameless rip off of

Do you get the hang of Thursdays? ↗

Here in sunny Wales, if you want to know the days of the week it's easy because they're exactly the same words the planets. But for some weird reason, we don't have the days in the right planetary order.

Mercher (Mercury), Wednesday
Gwener (Venus) Friday
Daear (Earth),
Mawrth (Mars) Tuesday
Iau (Jupiter) Thursday
Sadwrn (Saturn), Saturday
Wranws (Uranus),
Neifion (Neptune).

So Thursday is dydd iau, day of Jupiter. French, Spanish, Italian etc all follow the same pattern thanks to those nice Romans. Thursday, of course, is Thors day thanks to those nice Vikings.

So Jupiter and Thor are kind of the same and are probably friends because they both like chucking lightning bolts. Perhaps they're lovers, who knows.

Today, of course, is Thursday, and it's time to sacrifice an ox to ensure a nice sunny weekend with no lightening. I don't have an ox, so I'm using an oxo cube.

So upon this Thors/Jupiter day, who will you be making a sacrifice to, and what is it?

The Seven Last Words of Jesus are the final phrases spoken on the cross, as recorded in the Gospels, highlighting themes of forgiveness, salvation, and surrender. They represent his ultimate sacrifice, completion of his earthly mission, and trust in the Father.

Me! "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit."~

I have heard it many times, but I still can't trust our Lord Jesus completely due to my many major sicknesses that 's why my life is hard. But I will still trust him. i also heard in a talk in The Feast that God is the Author of our lives and stories.

Kerygma is a Greek word meaning "to proclaim as a herald" or "proclamation," representing the essential, fiery announcement of the Gospel—that Jesus Christ is Savior, Lord, and has risen. As a "Feast," it refers to a modern, weekly spiritual gathering (often by the Light of Jesus Family) characterized by worship, music, and practical teachings rather than a traditional meal.