Rami-John Fares
@johnf88
United Arab Emirates
Joined 2 years ago
I'm a born-again Christian, passionate about finding the answers to challenging questions about religion and life.
I wasn't always a devoted Christian. I considered myself more of a "spiritual" than a "religious" person in my teenage years. I practiced martial arts (Aikido, Kung Fu, Qi Gong, etc.) and was eager to learn about eastern religions and philosophies.
I discovered New Age and was delighted; eastern practices seemed less daunting and more accessible.
However, I stumbled one day upon a video exposing the danger of martial arts for Christians. I was SHOCKED. Suddenly, I saw all the eastern practices in a new light. The abstract Eastern ideas ceased to be philosophical mysteries, and I witnessed their deceitful nature.
SkepticFaith is the result of years of work and countless hours of research. My goal is to help people not fall into the same trap and improve their Christian understanding to prove their faith confidently.
- 9 months agoReplied to a comment on New Age for Christians: Exposing the Hidden Occult Dangers@yourequiremyname on a side note, we require your name as any other social platform, or any gathering when people ask for your name, to refer to you :) You may call yourself John Doe if revealing you...
- 9 months agoReplied to a comment on New Age for Christians: Exposing the Hidden Occult Dangers@yourequiremyname In historical texts, such as the works of Flavius Josephus, the term "Jews" (Iudaei) was commonly used to refer to the Jewish people. While it's accurate that the modern spelling "Je...
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- 2 years agoPublished an article: How to Increase the Chances of Getting Your Prayers Answered
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- 0@yourequiremyname → @yourequiremyname on a side note, we require your name as any other social platform, or any gathering when people ask for your name, to refer to you :) You may call yourself John Doe if revealing your name is an issue.
- 0@yourequiremyname → @yourequiremyname In historical texts, such as the works of Flavius Josephus, the term "Jews" (Iudaei) was commonly used to refer to the Jewish people. While it's accurate that the modern spelling "Jew" became standardized in the English language during the 17th century, the concept and identity hav...