Titlebook: Religions and Extraterrestrial Life; How Will We Deal Wit David A. Weintraub Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 B

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f the debate concerning extraterrestrial life and the curren.In the twenty-first century, the debate about life on other worlds is quickly changing from the realm of speculation to the domain of hard science. Within a few years, as a consequence of the rapid discovery by astronomers of planets aroun

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Once Upon a Timehe Earth was the center of the celestial spheres and therefore of the entire universe. Based on the laws of physics he asserted as true, he and all of his intellectual followers knew, absolutely, that no other Earths, no other inhabitable worlds and therefore no other living, god-worshiping beings c

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Judaismtory ‘On Venus, Have We Got a Rabbi!’ As told by Klass, The Venusian Jewish community has the privilege of hosting the First Interstellar Neozionist Conference. The Venusian family of Milchik, the TV repairman, has the honor of hosting three conference delegates from the fourth planet of the star Ri

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Setting the Stage for Modern Christianityhings, death and reported resurrection. Over a period of several centuries, early Christian leaders determined which books and other writings would be included in what would eventually be known as the Roman Catholic Bible. By the end of the fourth century, C. E., the contents of the Roman Catholic O

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The Church of England and the Anglican Communionestrials will worship God but will not be Christians; perhaps they will worship the Christian Trinitarian God and know, somehow, about Jesus of Nazareth; or perhaps the necessity of knowing about the birth and death of Jesus in order to be a Christian, and the necessity of being a Christian in order

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Mainline Protestant Christianity selling of indulgences a questionable practice. The German priest and theologian Martin Luther argued that human actions of any kind have no role whatsoever in divine grace. Consequently, he argued, God’s grace could not be purchased via an indulgence. The initial schism that started with Luther in