Let me start by saying that I firmly believe that the three Abrahamic Religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam have the same Divine Origin and they are fundamentally the same in almost every aspect of their teachings and moral principles. It is so easy to check the validity of this fact about the three Religions by simply reading/studying their respective Holly Books, Torah, Bible and Qura'an. The three of them came from the same God through three Prophets at three different times in the hu...

Several yeas ago I read a book about "God and the New Physics" (by Paul Davis - pb.1984, Simon &Schuster). It is a good book, but selectivity is rampant in it. In all what the author lists as blatant contradiction between science and religion he mainly uses the Old and the New Testaments. Although he mentioned Islam in the beginning, he never took Islam's view in the matter into consideration. No where is this selectivity so obvious than when searching for the "Truth" about how we and our...

Most of what people argue about when it comes to religion and God is what did HE say, what does it mean and which of His Books to use. The funny thing is that most of these arguments are about the details not the fundamentals. Believers in the three Abrahamic religions constitute the majority of the world's population and they all believe that it is One and Only God. The arguments are always regarding details that are not fundamental to the core issue which is belief in HIM. So why are we was...

Recently an amazing theme started to appear in more than few of JU's postings. That is: God speaking with the authors of those postings, or so they claim. It seems that it is very fashionable nowadays to claim that what you say was according to what God told you during a "personal" speaking session with Him. I honestly dont know what that means. In all God's messages to humanity, through His Messengers and Prophets, He said He chose those few people to convey His message to Humanity in g...

No one, even atheists, deny that humans have very special capabilities that other species don’t have. In particular the human brain and the ability to imagine and "make" new things that did not exist before. We have the ability to turn our imagination into material objects that could be touched and seen. Over centuries, we developed this ability to a point that the items we make "out of our imagination" are durable, perform the function(s) we intended for it and do that for an extended pe...