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The beliefs and practices of Rastafari

by Learn Religions – Catherine Beyer
June 25, 2019

Rastafari is an Abrahamic new religious movement that accepts Haile Selassie I, the Ethiopian emperor from 1930 to 1974 as God incarnate and the Messiah who will deliver believers to the Promised Land, identified by Rastas as Ethiopia.

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African Traditional Religion

by South African History Online

Although traditional African religion recognises a Supreme God, followers do not worship him or her directly as they do not feel worthy enough. They therefore ask the ancestors to communicate on their behalf.

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New Age reforms

by Prof. J.S. Malan, University of the North, South Africa

Early in the 1980’s the New Age Movement emerged from its secluded circles and vigorously started propagating its ideology in the world. It is closely associated with the concept of a new world order, and forms part of it.

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ECT: Dangerous on either side of the pond

byJohn Read, PhD, Sarah Hancock, MS, CRC, Sue Cunliffe, MBchB, RCPCH
April 5, 2021

There is no evidence that electroconvulsive therapy saves lives, and studies have found that it causes persistent or permanent memory loss in 12% to 55% of patients, with particularly high rates among women and older individuals.

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Caring for an ADHD Child – Tips for Parents

by Promises Behavioral Health

Parenting a child with a mental health condition is far more challenging than parenting healthy kids. Following are some guidelines to help you survive the challenges of parenting your ADHD child.

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Witnessing to Muslims in light of Islamic eschatology

by Nathan E. Jones

Islam is civil, it is cultural, it is military, and it encompasses every aspect of a Muslim’s life. Islam is way more than just a religion to them. Islamic Shar’ia Law embodies the lifestyle of its founding century – the seventh century.

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William Wilberforce

by The Wilberforce School

William Wilberforce put evangelicalism on Britain’s map as a power for social change, first by overthrowing the slave trade almost single-handed and then by generating a stream of societies for doing good and reducing evil in public life.

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