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Monthly Archives: August 2017
I Quit
Last week, I quit the Tajweed class I had joined. I attended half a dozen classes and learned– or, shall I say, re-learned– basic principles of Tajweed. The teacher is an Egyptian woman who knows her stuff and knows how … Continue reading
Posted in Arabic Language, Depth Psychology, Family, psychology, Religion
Tagged cognitive dissonance
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A Singular Theory
Many people who are firmly committed to their religion are also firmly committed to the idea that those who belong to other faiths will be sent to Hell after they die. The concept of Hell exists as an absolute reality, … Continue reading
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