Samson E. Gifted
Bio
SEG, is a talented writer, editor, and publisher known for his exceptional storytelling and keen eye for detail. With a passion for words and a commitment to excellence earning a reputation as a respected figure in the publishing industry.
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Daring to Believe in Death: Exploring the Philosophy and Psychology of Mortality
Introduction The contemplation of death has fascinated and terrified humanity for millennia. It is a topic that straddles the boundaries of philosophy, psychology, and spirituality, provoking a range of responses from denial and fear to acceptance and even fascination. To believe in death, to truly internalize the reality of our mortality, is a daring act that challenges our deepest instincts for survival and our fundamental understanding of existence.
By Samson E. Gifted2 days ago in FYI
Who Killed the Prodigal Son? Unraveling the Layers of Redemption and Consequence
The parable of the Prodigal Son, one of the most renowned stories in the Christian Bible, has been told and retold for centuries. Found in the Gospel of Luke 15:11-32, it narrates the journey of a young man who squanders his inheritance but finds redemption in his father's forgiveness. However, the question of "Who killed the Prodigal Son?" may seem perplexing, as the parable itself does not mention any physical death. To understand this, we must delve into the symbolic death and rebirth within the narrative, exploring themes of sin, repentance, forgiveness, and the complex dynamics of familial relationships.
By Samson E. Gifted3 days ago in Criminal
The Vital Role of Tongues in Spiritual Battles.
Speaking in tongues, often seen as a mysterious and powerful gift within the Christian faith, plays a crucial role in spiritual battles. This practice, also known as glossolalia, is not just an esoteric aspect of Pentecostal and Charismatic movements but is profoundly rooted in the Bible and Christian tradition. The significance of tongues in spiritual warfare can be understood through its Biblical foundation, its power in prayer, its role in personal edification, and its collective impact on the Church.
By Samson E. Gifted3 days ago in FYI
Bad Hanna's Crew of Terror
In the annals of maritime history, tales of pirates and their exploits are often romanticized, but few stories are as dark and terrifying as that of Bad Hanna's crew. This infamous band of marauders, led by the ruthless Hanna, carved a path of fear and destruction across the high seas, leaving a legacy that still chills the bones of sailors today.
By Samson E. Gifted3 days ago in Fiction
SHE
In a world that often underestimates her, she stands tall, embodying power, resilience, and grace. Her journey is not one of linear progress but of overcoming obstacles, redefining norms, and asserting her place in a society that has long constrained her. This is a tribute to the essence of womanhood—an exploration of her strength, her struggles, and her triumphs.
By Samson E. Gifted3 days ago in Fiction
Unlocking the Power of the Holy Spirit Within Us
The Holy Spirit, often referred to as the Advocate, Comforter, and Spirit of Truth, is a central figure in Christian theology. This divine presence is believed to dwell within believers, guiding, empowering, and transforming them from within. The journey to unlocking the power of the Holy Spirit is a deeply personal and transformative experience, rooted in faith, obedience, and an earnest desire for spiritual growth. This article explores the profound ways in which the Holy Spirit operates within us and offers practical steps to cultivate a deeper connection with this divine presence.
By Samson E. Gifted5 days ago in Chapters
Iron Sharpens Iron
In the small town of Forgevale, nestled between rolling hills and thick forests, the air was perpetually tinged with the scent of smelted metal. Forgevale was renowned for its blacksmiths, artisans whose skill with iron and steel was the stuff of legend. The most celebrated among them was Ethan Blackthorn, a master blacksmith whose creations were coveted by knights and nobles alike.
By Samson E. Gifted5 days ago in FYI
