Beliefs & Practices

The Lord’s Supper is a sacred meal where Christians remember Jesus’ sacrifice, sharing bread and wine in worship, love, and hope.

In Buddhism, there is no specific teaching on a person's number of wives.

Christians can be wealthy, but they are called to steward their riches wisely, with generosity, humility, and a heart for God.

Christians should deal with stress by trusting God, praying continually, resting in His promises, and seeking peace through His Word.

Meditation (Samādhi) is essential for calming the mind, deepening insight, and cultivating the clarity needed for true liberation.

Simplicity in Buddhism frees the mind from attachment, bringing clarity, peace, and present-moment contentment.

The doctrine of the Trinity states that God is one being who exists as three distinct persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Right Livelihood means earning a living in ways that align with compassion and integrity, supporting peace rather than causing harm.

Explore the link between Protestant ethics and the spirit of capitalism. Understand how religious beliefs influence economic systems.

Let go of envy by cultivating compassion, joy for others, and insight into the impermanent nature of all things.