Respectfully, did Jesus warn he wouldn't come again simultaneously denying reincarnation?

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PLEASE NOTE:  I AM NOT THE AUTHOR OR A CO-AUTHOR OF THIS WORK    However, I commend to you this brilliant paper by Peter Eastman, written in 2014. What's wrong with Philosophy? Nothing, but it is the post-moderne philosophers that have lost touch with the legacy of ancient wisdom, in which lies the key to the locked Self. The abandonment of the principles of epistemology, most notably Critical Thinking in modern scholarship and education, has rendered philosophers impotent to affect real metaphysical inquiry and a meaningful understanding of one's existence; one's ontological dilemma. Of course, no-one wants to discuss the bull in the China shop: the stampede to concept and fallacy reification in 21st-century academia. Or, do we? The Humanities are under attack from without, probably due to the expensive drivel and meaningless, self-serving output that Ivory Towers churn. Perhaps the answer is in the deceptive methodology (a posteriori logic), the vacuous speculations, overt manipulation and dissent ping-pong which have provided fruitful pickings for scholarly enterprise; Ivory Towers must be maintained and defended, at any cost, it seems. Perhaps pay-rolled philosophy professionals portray pointlessness purposely? You are invited to join the discussion group as one looks forward to your comments and contributions. In Xenia. JW

How can a literal translation of the Biblical Ten Commandments of the Old and New Testament help to reshape and create a new Confession Mirror within an awareness of context texts and period and whether Pastoral Theology methods align its four dimensions to support and help me with this?

I am looking for the sources on the history of late antiquity and early islam

Here’s a thought-provoking question in English that could spark debate about atheism:

**"Can a moral and ethical society exist without belief in a higher power or divine authority, or is religion necessary for guiding human behavior?"**

This question invites diverse opinions on the relationship between atheism, morality, and societal values. Let me know if you’d like variations or additional context!

What was happening under Persian dominance which caused the word to be used three times in Hebrew Scriptures?

Is there any ethnobotanical or scientific significance to this pairing, or is it purely a result of cultural and religious practices?

Neem and peepal trees are frequently seen together, particularly in religious or sacred spaces. Neem is renowned for its medicinal properties, including its antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal benefits, while the peepal tree has been historically revered for its role in treating respiratory and skin disorders. While these trees are significant in both traditional medicine and spirituality, I am curious whether their pairing holds any deeper ethnobotanical or scientific value, or if it is a practice rooted in cultural symbolism alone.