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I quite like Din I Ilahi. It fits quite well with where I am in my journey at this time.

Your Top 3 Faith Match Profiles Are: 1. Reform Judaism (100%) 2. Liberal Quakers (96%) 3. Unitarian Universalism (93%)

1: Churches do NOT preach / teach "thousands of Gospels" and disagreement on doctrine while unfortunate is not proof of error.

Muhammad was not a paedophile, he had normal sexual relations with his other wives that is not easily possible for paedophiles who are both sexually attracted and excited by youth. Moreover you are attempting to apply a 21stC definition of a paraphilia to a 6thC culture which was vastly...

Nope, the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

It is out of copyright ONLY outside of the British Commonwealth where it has a permanent Crown copyright.

This is obviously the work of Annoia, the goddess of Things That Get Stuck In Drawers but her bailiwick is not simply limited to 'stuckness', Oh no, for SHE IS THE ONE who gives and takes from draws!

It is a secret Black Op funded by the NWO who need the metal to make their fleet of spaceships which they are making to escape the 2012 apocalypse.

Rich Christians in an age of Hunger by Ronald J. Sider. Shalom by Perry Yoder. The Bible The Gathas Thus spake Zarathustra by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche. When bad things happen to Good people by Rabbi Kushner. The Path less travelled by M. Scott Peck. Any of Robert Farrar Capon's many books...

Zoroastrianism is not mentioned largely because of a couple of facts. Western history springs largely from the brows of the Greeks who, as you are aware, were NOT fans of Persia. A lot of Westerners are much more aware of Zoroastrianism as the religion of the Parsees rather than those...

It is certainly no secret that Cyrus was considered a 'saviour' to the Jews in exile. He was an fairly enlightened ruler for the time.

On a related topic, it is likely that Judaism was profoundly influenced by Zoroastrianism. Pre-exilic Judaism was quite different from the post-exile version.

Jesus' home was in sight of cities of the Decapolis which were undergoing expansion during the period of his lifetime. It is likely that he, being a wright, worked there which would mean that he possibly had a passing understanding of koine Greek himself. As for the rest Bobx is quite right.

Indeed there are. The US has Quaker Pastors and some Friends services there are indistinguishable from Baptist ones. Some Quakers consider themselves Orthodox (actually they seem to mostly be those Quakers with programmed meetings.)

I am a liberal (unprogrammed) meeting Quaker. I am happy to answer questions.

What library science attempts to do is to narrow the bottle-neck, to turn the raging flood of information into a more manageable stream and it does this by dividing reality into subsets. Examples of this are the various classification schemes, Dewey, Universal, Bliss, Library of Congress, these...

There is only ONE comment in the Bible concerning Abortion, just one. That is it!

They have not simply removed grave-stones, they have disinterred the dead. Simply unacceptable.

Nobody, wil, said a foetus was NOT alive. It is simply potential life given the rate of natural miscarriage. Moreover until the brain<>Body linkage at around 20 weeks it is non-sentient life at that.

Nope, a foetus is POTENTIAL life nothing more given the pre-birth rate of miscarriages.