October 2009

Abraham’s Faith is Tested

October 28, 2009 Christianity

Abraham was a good man who always followed the word of God. One day God spoke to him and told him to leave his home, take his wife, and travel to a new land. God would guide them throughout the journey. When they got there, God promised that he would bless them, and they would [...]

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Faith and the Fiery Furnace

October 21, 2009 Christianity

When Babylon defeated Israel in a great struggle, the King of Babylon had a giant golden statue built for worship. When the people heard the King’s special music, they were to stop what they were doing, bow down, and worship the statue. This was especially painful for the Israelites he had captured and brought to [...]

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The Story of the Widow at Zarephath

October 19, 2009 Christianity

During the time when King Ahab ruled Israel, the people were very unhappy. King Ahab had turned his back on God and his terrible decisions were hurting those who had trusted him to lead them. Elijah was a prophet who spoke to God, and one day he went to King Ahab with news. “It will [...]

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The Three Carts and Burning House Parable – A Buddhism Story

October 14, 2009 Buddhism

The parable of the burning house and the three carts is one that has been around for centuries, and it teaches an important lesson to Buddhist children, one that can benefit those of other religions as well. It goes like this: Once, there was a wealthy man who was father to many children. He lived [...]

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The Hijab and How it Relates to Islamic Religion

October 12, 2009 History

Every religion has an outward visual that makes it different from other religions. For instance, if you see a woman praying the rosary, you might assume she is Catholic. If you see a man wearing a cross around his neck, you might assume he is a Christian, though you might not know exactly which branch [...]

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