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Eating to Live: A Transformative Way of Life Eating to live is not a diet—it’s a revolution in how you nourish your body, mind, and spirit. This isn’t about chasing trends or quick fixes that fade with the season. It’s a lifelong embrace of food as fuel for vitality, longevity, and purpose, paired with the transformative power of movement. Here, we reject fleeting fads and instead commit to a sustainable, nutrient-rich way of eating that honors our bodies, excluding pork, crab, crayfish, shrimp, and lobster as a deliberate choice to prioritize health and intention in every bite. This is a way of life—a rhythm of eating and moving that rewrites your future.   The Heart of Eating to Live This is about transformation through balance, mindfulness, and respect for what sustains us. It’s a way of life built on these unshakable principles:   Balance Food Variety: Fill your plate with diverse, whole foods. Include:   Proteins: Lean beef, chicken, turkey, fish (like...

A Lesson: The Absolute Oneness of God and the Rejection of Man-Made Innovation Introduction The discourse around God’s nature, His sovereignty, and humanity’s purpose is not a mere intellectual exercise but a matter of eternal consequence. God, the Most High, is One—unchanging, indivisible, and supreme. This lesson asserts that servitude to God alone, through direct worship and submission, is the highest calling, free from the innovations of man that seek to elevate created beings to His level. Drawing from scripture, reason, and the human experience, we will dismantle doubts introduced by Trinitarian theology and other deviations, affirming the monotheistic truth as the straight path. The Oneness of God: A Foundational Truth God declares His singularity repeatedly in sacred texts: Deuteronomy 32:39: “See now that I, even I, am he, and there is no god beside me.” Isaiah 43:11: “I, even I, am the LORD, and apart from me there is no savior.” Qur’an 112:1-4: “Say, He is Allah, the One and...

True Islam and true Christianity both teach harmony, love and mercy. Many unfortunate events have taken place between these two great religions. Every historical episode should be assessed in light of its original circumstance. By The humble servant. March 07, 2025   True Islam and true Christianity both teach harmony, love and mercy. Many unfortunate events have taken place between these two great religions. Every historical episode should be assessed in light of its original circumstance. We are not just in an age of information but of mass communication. We can, God willing, evaluate our knowledge and seriously consider whether ongoing misunderstandings are based on conjecture or from confirmed Scripture. Johnnie Ellington II   Invitation to All Believers [3:64] Say, “O followers of the scripture, let us come to a logical agreement between us and you: that we shall not worship except GOD; that we never set up any idols besides Him, nor set up any human beings as l...

The Trinity and Christology: A Fabricated Fit? The doctrine of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one God in three persons—and the related Christological assertions about Jesus’ nature have long been hailed as cornerstones of Christian faith. Yet, when we peel back the layers of scripture, early Christian diversity, and the proceedings of church councils, a troubling picture emerges: these doctrines appear less as divine revelations and more as human constructs, molded to fit the needs of a consolidating church, an imperial agenda, and a shifting cultural landscape. From Francis Bacon’s paradoxes to the councils of Nicaea and beyond, the evidence suggests the Trinity and its Christological underpinnings were shaped by debate, coercion, and exaggeration rather than rooted in any clear, original "fact." Let’s explore this through scripture, history, and theology, casting total doubt on their legitimacy. Scriptural Silence: No Foundation to Fit The Bible, the supposed b...