Bhai Ghanayia Ji Mission Society (Regd.)

The Conundrum of World Improvement Suppose today, your deity spoke to you and said: 'From this day forward, your job shall be to contemplate the problems of the world. I will give you immortality for as long as you need to think and come up with a solution. During this time, you will live comfortably and be able to dedicate yourself to this quest. At the end of your planning, you will return to exactly this day with infinite powers for a finite period to implement your solution. After this ...
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If Christianity didn't come I don't now where Africa would be right now. Some say that Christianity brought ham than good; others say it brought good that ham. It is up to you to judge after reading this article about the traditional briefs of Alur People in Uganda. The Alur people are found in Northwestern Uganda in the West Nile province. The have managed to maintain their culture although western culture is eating their at a breakneck speed.Among the traditional briefs I found interesting ...
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Our World is in Bad need for Spirituality: but Spirit is Dead: exchanged for a dime   Materialism, individualism, egotism, acquisitiveness, money, riches, honors, power, position, competitiveness: Shallow program, empty existence dominating the West as well as the East of the globe and in between. You are rich if you have money. You are poor if you have money. Your worth is calculated in money. If you don't have a dime in your pocket, then you are a poor man. Nobody wants you. Nobody is ...
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Having web business at home is one of my dreams. I am Radito Dizon from the Philippines and I'm a physician by profession and I do love my work. However, being a clinician guarantees a lot of stress. I've heard a lot about internet marketing and it is only recently that I've decided to give it a try. Some of the reasons I've chosen web business working at home are the ff. 1.You only stay at home. That means you manage your own time, no uniforms to wear, no clock to beat. You are not going to ...
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Baganda are a group of Bantu speaking people in Uganda. They are the majority of Ugandan tribes as of today making 17% of Uganda's population. Traditionally they were the most civilized people in Uganda where Christianity came to Uganda in 1877. Although Islam had come earlier, fewer people had followed it compared to those who followed chriatianity. And for that matter when Christianity came many people went with it .And no matter the majority today are Christians. But this does not mean that ...
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Many children find that their mother is a barrier to them skateboarding. They often worry about their child getting seriously hurt. However, many moms are taking a more open minded approach to all of it. They want their children to have the ability to take part in any sport that they want to. Of course they are going to require all of the rules to be followed as well as for proper safety equipment to be worn at all times.Many other moms though are actually taking part in the sport of ...
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Can you still remember all of the words to the Pledge of Allegiance? Most of us recited the pledge every single school day from Kindergarten all the way through the sixth grade. Some junior high and high schools also required a daily flag salute and the recitation. This being the case, can you remember all of the words? Can you still rattle it off without thinking like most of us could do by the middle of our kindergarten year? "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America ...
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It's hard to imagine how the freestyle climbing and satisfying stealth kills of the Assassin's Creed series could be successfully translated into a 2D platformer, yet developer Griptonite has done exactly that. Download Assassin's Creed II: Discovery and Unlimited Games From Nintendo DSi Center! Fantastic animations and fast-paced running and leaping make Discovery both fun to watch and fun to play, and familiar visual and audio touches will make franchise fans feel right at home. ...
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The Islamic Arts Museum in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia is the largest in South Asia. It houses some of the most unique Islamic related artefacts from around Asia in a modern spacious environment with unique awareness programs. The Islamic Arts Museum was opened in December of 1998 and specializes in showcasing art and literature influence by Islam. The museum is divided into five key areas: The galleries in the museum are divided into 12 areas encompassing a wide variety of topics. Some of the ...
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As I write this, it is Easter Sunday in the Christian calendar. I was intrigued to read the ideas of Marshall Breger, professor of law at the Catholic University of America, reprinted in Utne Reader from Moment, an independent magazine of Jewish politics, culture, and religion, on statecraft, diplomacy and religion. First I must cop to my own religious status. I would call myself an omnireligionist despite being an ordained minister with a doctorate in divinity. Translation: I don't really ...
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