According to ‘God fulfilled religious freedom,’ self-accountability means recognizing that everyone is important in addressing identity, belief, and behavior issues. This principle is served with each person declaring, ‘I am the solution to all social and spiritual issues.’
Hello, I’m Andy, founder and president of GT, which is all about God Fulfilled Religious Freedom.
I teach and inspire people to solve the problems of life, demonstrating that our success comes from having one social identity and one spiritual relationship.
How true is the following: Somewhere between“ 8 toffees for 1 rupee” and“1 toffee for
The BJP in Kerala sounds very inclusive. They hardly direct their ire at the Christian community. Most of their fire is aimed at the ‘anti-national elements’ in the Muslim community. They also work feverishly to create a wedge between both prominent minority communities through various insidious plans and often with allegations pitting one against the other.
People often discount evidence that contradicts their firmly held beliefs. However, little is known about the neural mechanisms that govern this behavior. We used neuroimaging to investigate the neural systems involved in maintaining belief in the face of counterevidence,
When my daughter was growing up, she often wanted to rush off to do fun things with her friends — get into the water at the beach, ride off on her bike — without taking the proper safety precautions first.
Took note of the summit to inform, emphasizing the importance of peace and justice as part of GT’s mission. –GT Andy
July 3 has long been observed as Saint Thomas Day, commemorating the death of the apostle considered by many to be the patron saint of India.
Now it is also celebrated as Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bhakti Divas), an annual opportunity for Jesus followers of Asian Indian origin to preserve their distinctive identity and their global presence by uniting across their many languages, denominations, regions, customs, and creeds.
I have known Rev. Peter Cook for several years. We first met at a FIACONA (Federation of Indian Christian Organizations of North America) meeting and have since connected at various gatherings discussing religious issues, including the annual IRF summit in Washington, D.C. I want to express my gratitude to Peter for generously sharing his valuable experience and insights.
