11 Bible Quotes That Everyone Gets Wrong
Whether you're Christian or not, religious quotes have become a regular part of many cultures. But with all the verses thrown around people fail to realize that many of their wise words have no basis in holy scripture at all. These are eleven such examples.
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4 Christian Saints (Canonized for Weird Reasons)
Even if you’re not religious, you’re probably familiar with at least a few of the Christian saints. Everybody has heard of Saint Peter, and there are like,
5 Common Misconceptions About the Bible
Like it or not, the Old and New Testament are ingrained in our culture. And like anything that resides in the cultural milieu, much of what you think you know is probably wrong.
Here’s Top 5 Lucky Charms Originating from Pagan Cultures
Regardless of how rational we think we are, there are still many superstitions and misbeliefs that guide our thoughts and actions. Ever seen a...
10 Bizarre Biblical Disasters
LinkWe’re using the word “disaster” to describe any massive loss of life, whether God directly or indirectly causes it, and whether it’s a natural
5 Reasons Why You Should Read Quran Online 2024
The Internet is the fastest and easiest way to have access to the Quran online. Several sites offer Quran online, so you can quickly...
6 Manliest Religions
When it comes to religion there are many options out there. However, if you want a truly kick-a$@ religion, with a God that eats fire and picks his teeth with
Five Strange Relics of Christianity
Holy relics invoke images of knights and adventures exploring ancient ruins and lands in search of treasures. But Indiana Jones wouldn’t touch these five artifacts with a 30 foot whip.
