Light is symbolic of the Light of Christ or the light of knowldge and truth. It is the opposite of darkness. Christ is the Light while Satan is nothing but darkness to light and truth. One may hear the saying "I have seen the light" meaning that one has a testimony of Christ and the truthfulness of the gospel. Coming into the Light is coming from ignorance to knowledge of the truth of all things. When one come to the Light of Christ one needs never fear the darkness again, for light banishes all darkness.
Religion is the pursuit and recognition of a spiritual reality that is outside the domain of human sight and understanding. We are born spiritually blind. We may have a conscientiousness of other realities other that time, space and matter, but we are not equipped to interact responsibly with it. In the spiritual domain there is a dark side, and the two are not compatible. (Note: Gen. 1:3,4).
While most all religions understand the implication of light, there is a difference in defining its source and purpose.
Christianity is the acceptance and practice of faith of an otherwise unknowable existence. We need spiritual light to see spiritual reality. The God of the Christian Bible is called the Father of lights (Js 1:17) and His Son calls Himself, "the Light of the world. " (Phil. 2:15). The third member of the Godhead, the Holy Spirit, enlightens believers with spiritual knowledge, wisdom and understanding, qualifying believers to share in the inheritance of the saints in light; having been delivered from the domain of darkness and transferred into the kingdom of Light in His Son.
I love what James says of the Father of lights; there is no variation, or shifting shadow in Him. No darkness in Him, no deceit or deception, no hidden agendas. He's up front with Who He is and what He's about, and what He expects from us. Its all good! Light is good
Many God-seeking humans of all religions have had very similar spiritual Visions of God where He is perceived as a bright, loving, transforming Light of Spirit Luminosity.
They are monotheistic religions.
It is used in majority of Indian religions such as Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism.
It is a group of religions. It is not "used".
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Light is often referred to, in Catholic and Protestant, as Jesus. b/c Jesus is the light of the world. He is the light in the darkness, the only hope of the world. :D
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A:It is traditional for the Abrahamic religions to refer to most other religions as mythologies. A myth is really a legend with a supernatural reference, and these are also to be found in the Bible and Koran. When we use the term 'mythology' in respect to religion, we should either use it for all religions without exception, or for none at all.
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Judaism and Christianity.
To study other religions, the best books to use are the religions books themselves. Read and study them at your own pace and come up with your own conclusions.
Well to be honest religions never compete. Stupid people usually use religion as a reason to compete and argue. So rather than asking about religions which "compete", I think it would be more useful to ask who are the people who use religion as an excuse to "compete". Faiyaz P.S. Yes I am a muslim... and no, I don't have anything against any religions ^_^