For weeks now, I have been taking us through the journey of the Image of God, as we expand on this topic we gain more clarity of who we are — the Image of God, and how we can live out this reality via the power of perspective. I wrote extensively on these two weeks […]
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Biblical Teachings, Creative Writing, Homily & Apostolic Evangelism, Illustrations & Artistic Projections
“God is light” is simply a term to describe or define God to be light. It is the proof that God is truly light. On the other hand, “God as light” is to describe how God has been proving himself to be light. We know here that He’s light already, we’re not disputing the fact
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Biblical Teachings, Hermeneutics
How do you meet God? Sounds like a rhetorical question. How do you meet someone you can’t identify or say you know? How do you meet God, especially as a human, if you don’t have a mental picture of Him or can’t recognize His Beinghood from the exact natural order of things? And yet, we
“Do I know God? I am verily aware that He’s present at this moment. But do I understand God? If I don’t understand God, then do I truly know Him?” – Aramide Salako That’s the first thought that came to my mind as I mused on tonight’s note. Most of us claim to know God; […]
Our understanding and interpretation of the world around us are shaped by perception. Perception has to do with how the brain processes sensory data to affect our feelings, ideas, and behavior. Because our perceptions are influenced by our unique experiences and prejudices; perceptions are subjective. In my previous article, I described Imago Dei as the
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Apologetics, Biblical Teachings, Creative Writing, Essay Writing, Hermeneutics, Homily & Apostolic Evangelism, Illustrations & Artistic Projections, Philosophy
“Imago Dei” is a Latin term that translates to “The Image of God” in English. The term “Image of God” refers to the metaphysical representation unique to humans, symbolizing the symbolic link between God and humanity. Its origin lies in Genesis 1:27, where it is stated, “God created man in his own image…” This biblical
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Apologetics, Biblical Teachings, Creative Writing, Essay Writing, Hermeneutics, Homily & Apostolic Evangelism, Illustrations & Artistic Projections, Philosophy