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God’s Architect–Antoni Gaudi’s Glorious Vision–60 Minutes
Why Islam persecutes?–Sister Hatune Dogan’s implict account of Islamist atrocitites in Middle East
Sister Hatune Dogan is a Syrian Orthodox nun. She was born in Turkey, but her family fled to Germany to escape persecution. She now works in the field to help persecuted Christians all over the world, especially in the Middle East.
‘Islam Is ISIS. Whoever Says Otherwise Is a Liar’ Sister Hatune Dogan
// Nun: ‘Islam Is ISIS. Whoever Says Otherwise Is a Liar’ Nun says ISIS terrorists take the most beautiful Christian women, both mothers and wives, and sell them to Muslims as sex-slaves. It’s “the highest barbarism on earth in the history until today.” http://go.cbn.com/255
Posted by CBN News on Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Sister Hatune Dogan is a Syrian Orthodox nun. She was born in Turkey, but her family fled to Germany to escape persecution. She now works in the field to help persecuted Christians all over the world, especially in the Middle East.
One for Israel
Whitehead– from Process and Reality
Alfred North Whitehead
1861 – 1947
But the principle of universal relativity is not to be stopped at the consequent nature of God. This nature itself passes into the temporal world according to its gradation of relevance to the various concrescent occasions…. For the perfected actuality passes back into the temporal world, and qualifies this world so that each temporal actuality includes it as an immediate fact of relevant experience. For the kingdom of heaven is within us today. The action of the fourth phase is the love of God for the world. It is the particular providence for particular occasions. What is done in the world is transformed into a reality in heaven, and the reality in heaven passes back into the world. By reason of this reciprocal relation, the love in the world passes into the love in heaven, and floods back again into the world. In this sense, God is the great companion— the fellow-sufferer who
understands.
Whitehead, Process and Reality
St. John One: One 