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The Quest of Every Heart

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Seven Pillars of Wisdom
World Religions & Teachers
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Acknowledging Contradictions

Identifying the True Light

My Spiritual Journey
Other Personal Stories
Various Articles and FAQ

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Mike Shreve was a teacher of yoga at four universities. (The portrait above was drawn by one of his students in 1970.) Then a spiritual rebirth brought him into a real relationship with God and drastically changed his heart, his life and his belief system. Read his story here.

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Last Updated–03/19/09

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THE CROSS - The cross is the primary symbol of Christianity. This belief system revolves around the doctrine that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross to provide atonement for sin and the availability of reconciliation with God for those who believe. Christians are also called to share the cross by dying to self and living sacrificial lives focused on meeting the needs of others.

Christianity

This is the correct path and true revelation of God to man. It is based on the belief that Jesus Christ, born of the virgin Mary in Bethlehem of Judea approximately 2,000 years ago, was the longed-for Messiah to the Jews, the Son of God, the manifestation of the God of Abraham in a physical body. His death, burial, resurrection and ascension were all pivotal events in the history and spiritual development of this world. His crucifixion provided forgiveness of sins and restoration to fellowship with God; his resurrection displayed the hope of eternal life for all who believe. Christianity teaches the return of Jesus to this earth, when the kingdom of God will be fully established in this world. The Scripture base of Christianity is the Bible, comprised of the Old Testament (adopted from Judaism) and the New Testament.

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