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Inspiration: in
terms of religion can be defined as spiritual influence that allows a
person to think, speak, or act in a way that transcends ordinary human
abilities. It can refer to a wide variety of religious experiences,
including the presence of a creative “spiritus” (spirit) responsible
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Love: emotion
explored in philosophy, religion, and literature, often as either
romantic love, the fraternal love of others, or the love of God....More |
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Faith: an
attitude of the entire self, including both will and intellect,
directed toward a person, an idea, or—as in the case of religious
faith—a divine being.Just have a little faith and.........
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Habit: an
act acquired by experience and performed regularly and
automatically.Psychoanalysts consider habits as expressions of erotic
and aggressive impulses. Repressed, these impulses find an outlet
through the counterproductive discharges that comprise habits.Have a
habit of... More |
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Hell: in
theology, any place or state of punishment and privation for human
souls after death. More strictly, the term is applied to the place or
state of eternal punishment of the damned, whether angels or human
beings. The doctrine of the existence of hell is derived from the
principle of the necessity for vindication of divine justice, combined
with the human experience that evildoers do not always appear to be
punished adequately in their lifetime.Avoid this, get saved,and.... More |
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Heaven:
in religion, place where God,or other spiritual beings dwell, and the
place or condition of perfect supernatural happiness for the redeemed
in the afterlife.Do you believe in that..........? More |
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