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Published on: 2014-06-30
Released on: 2014-06-30
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In this book, I give some of the arguments that feel rational and sensible to me about Christianity and the other major religions which I feel are good to some extent but bad too because they encourage hate and exclusivity and brainwash a lot of people. I examine the concepts of supernatural good and evil and talk a little about near-death-experiences and what happens during them. I look at the idea of the Annanaki, a race of beings from another planet called Nibiru who genetically created human beings to mine gold for them. I look at the idea of atheism, the idea that there is no God, that we evolved, that life is simply the pleasure and sensations right now.I look at my life, the supernational evil voices I though I heard in my head that made me think that there are guardian angels and demons fighting around each of us, trying to pull us to their side. I believe God is the eternal sensation of pure unconditional love. It’s there after we die here. We have to live this life here and fight with it for good over our selfish, evil desires.There is a chapter on some of the best, most inspiring religious quotes, sayings and passages in the Bible..This is a book of resource websites for both religion and the New Age fields.This book is a job book for people looking for jobs in the religious and New Age fields. Religious Jobs IntroductionReligious jobs are not limited to clergy or clerics who are the inspirational leaders of their churches, temples or synagogues.Most religions are huge organizations that are part of every aspect of life like:church leader like priest, rabbi or immanchurch women’s service organizations for nunschurch men’s organizations for monks like Jesuits, Trappists and Buddhistyouth ministryhousekeeper and administration for a church or templereligious schoolshospitals, schools and colleges affiliated with a religionmedia; magazines, newsletters, radio stationas, radio program, TV stations and programsreligious websitesreligious slant with mental health, marriage and spiritual counselingreligious music and moviescharity workmissionary work in foreign landsreligious dating websitesreligious retreats, monasteries, etc.religious daycarereligious tours and tour companiessubstance abuse rehab facilitiesSome religious groups have businesses to earn money. I know of a Christian group who has a farm and sell mail order pine coffins.The ministry at unshackled.org in Chicago takes homeless people and trains them to get jobs in the community.Contact your local church about jobs.Read about what your religion does through its big organizations, charities and local organizations.Check religious websites.Start out by volunteering.There are many jobs as missionaries and priests/ ministers but there is a licensing procedure of sorts. They check your suitability to be able to do the job, handle the stress and have your heart in the right place.You will not be entrusted to do work for a church with no proven experience. You have to do internships, volunteer or try to get a part-time job in the field right now while you're taking religious courses in college to put something on your resume and make connections. Learn everything about religion vocations right now. They want to see some real church experience. In England, they have a system all set up:callwaiting.org.uk/training.aspxcallwaiting.org.ukchurchofengland.org/clergy-office-holders/ministry/vocation.aspxchurchofengland.org/clergy-office-holders/ministry/selection/pioneer-ministry.aspxThese are links I got from the churchofengland vocational website.methodist.org.uk/index.cfmfuseaction=opentogod.contentcmid=871, Vocations Sunday Resources from the Methodist Church urc.org.uk/what_we_do/ministries/docs/vocations_sunday_2010, Vocations Sunday Resources form the United Reformed Church ukvocation.org, The National Office for
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