Showing posts with label Religious Triva. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Religious Triva. Show all posts

Thursday, July 20, 2017

The Tree of Life

Being there are biblical teachings that tell us "man shall not live on bread alone," the 12 fruits from the tree of life will supplement man's diet, especially the first five of them.

Fact or fiction?

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Proverbs 18:22

The biblical scripture "He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the lord." is certainly not referring to man finding a wife in the toy section of Walmart.

Fact or fiction?

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Equal Opportunity

In the United States - the same quantity of benefits are available for members of an antheist society as is availble to the same number of members of a Christian Society

Fact or fiction?

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Praying

After praying, people on the path are part of a blessing.

Fact or fiction?

Prayer

After prayer, the path is filled with blessings.

Fact or fiction?

Blessings

God answers prayers and bless paths.

Fact or fiction?

Blessed

One can be annoited in a living room.

Fact or fiction?

Faith

The Lord can move mountains.

Fact or fiction?

Church Attendence

Successful hour a day Business ventures can be established on 3rd street by going to a church 3 days a week on 41street.

Fact or fiction?

Saints

It is ok for Saints to mix with sinners between 8am to 5pm

Fact or fiction?

Sinners

Sinners and Saints don't mix.

Fact or fiction?

Scriptures

Night and day do not mix.

Fact of fiction?

Muslim Religion

Muslims believe in God.

Fact or fiction?

Jewish Religion

Jews believe in God.

fact of fiction?

Christianity

Christians believe in God.

Fact or fiction?

Catholic Religion

Catholics believe in God.

Fact or fiction?

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Spirituality

Food is a worldly thing.

Fact or fiction?

Spirituality

Pay no attention to worldly things.

Fact of fiction?

The Anointed

God will exhalt thee.

Fact of fiction?

Proper

You have established various Propers.

Fact or fiction?