The conception of hell as a frozen wasteland may seem surprising to people, as the general assumed temperature of hell is to be extremely hot. This basis is in fact proven in the Bible in several sections. In Revelations, hell is described as a “lake of fire. ”There is also the geographical reasoning that states since Christianity originated… Read More »
Men get Hoor Al’Een in Jannah….But what about us women…….what do we get??!! That is a question that we come across many times and actually, that is something a lot of us ask. In fact, just the other day, someone asked me the very same question. To that sister and others who may have this question up their… Read More »
He saved me,” said thirteen-year-old Gracie Johnson, after her parents, sister, and two cousins were tragically killed in a rock slide. She was speaking about her dad, Dwayne Johnson. The family had gone for a hike along the Agnes Vaille Falls trail in Buena Vista, Colorado. Recent rainfall had made areas of the mountains unstable. As they were… Read More »
Extraordinary, powerful, life-altering, I-can’t-breathe-this-is-so-great moments get all the spotlight. For the most part, we don’t complain. They’re memorable. They’re exhilarating. But these big, dramatic experiences in our lives shouldn’t get all the credit. It’s time for the little moments to have their day in the sun — especially because they may make us happier in the long run. Need more… Read More »
Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial for overall health, and bad breath can be an alarming signal that something may be amiss in your mouth. While many associate bad breath with poor dental hygiene, it might surprise you to learn that it can also be an indicator of more serious dental issues, such as cavities. In this article,… Read More »
Ever woken up feeling like you wrestled a grizzly bear in your sleep? That bone-crushing tiredness, the fog in your head, the limbs that feel like lead weights – we’ve all been there. Fatigue can be a frustrating and debilitating foe, sapping our motivation and dimming our joy. But before you resign yourself to perpetual naps and endless… Read More »
The Gospel story of Lazarus, the poor man, was as difficult to accept in Jesus’ time as it is in ours. Jesus lived in a society dominated by religion, where the easy explanation for poverty, illness, or disability was sin, either of the individual or his/her parents. Jesus countered this attitude by going around forgiving sins and curing… Read More »
A fourth teenager was arrested by Aurora police this week in connection with a fatal shooting and scooter theft in the Del Mar Park neighborhood in August. The 17-year-old Aurora boy was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of first-degree murder and aggravated robbery in the death of Miguel Angel Saucedo Araujo, 49, on Aug. 23. The boy’s name was not released because… Read More »
Liaqat Ali 1, Arshad Taqi 2 Prof. Sajid Usman Kaul touched many lives during his lifetime, significant among them a group of anesthetists he recruited, nurtured, and empowered to take over when he passed the baton. Prof. Kaul became the pioneer of corporate anesthesia and pain services in Pakistan when he established Kaul Associates (Pvt) Ltd. After his early schooling in… Read More »
When we deal with the origin of ship and boat (the names of things pertaining to material culture), problems are almost predictable.Such words may have been borrowed from an unknown language (or from an attested language, but definitive proof of the connection is wanting) or coined in a way we are unable to reconstruct, but wife? Yet its etymology is no less obscure. … Read More »