I was wondering if anyone out there can tell tell me if there is a Gnostic Church, Gnostic Chapel, or a Gnostic Mission that is in or close to Cincinnati, Ohio or Loveland, Ohio.
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Yes, there's this one.\n\nLa Oratoire Du Sainte Rose Croix':\nVery Rev. M.Curtis Paddock \n5725 Dragon Way, Suite 219 \nCincinnati, OH 45227 \nTel:(503)-527-3150 \nFax:(503)-527-3153 \nemail: paddockmgt@aol.com
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Look at the Church's web page...LDS.org...you should be able to find something.  I know I've managed to find a ward or branch everywhere I've ever been in the world.  Isn't it wonderful!!!\n\nI found an area there...
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I read it and found it very good.  I have been studying the Gnostic scriptures for quite a while now.
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Gnosticism:\na heretical movement prominent in the Christian Church in the 2nd century, in part at least of pre-Christian origin and with ideas drawn from Greek philosophy and other pagan sources. Gnostics emphasised the power of gnosis, the supposed revealed knowledge of God, to redeem the spiritual element in humankind; they contrasted the supreme remote divine being with the demiurge or creator god, who controlled the world and was antagonistic to all that was purely spiritual. Christ came as an emissary from the supreme god, bringing gnosis.\n\nIn the United States there are several Gnostic churches with diverse lineages, one of which is the Ecclesia Gnostica, based primarily in Los Angeles, which is affiliated with the Gnostic Society, an organization dedicated to the study of Gnosticism.\n\nDan Brown's bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code draws on Gnostic scriptures and modern re-interpretations of those works.\n\nSuch films as Dark City, Pleasantville, The Matrix, Thirteenth Floor, The Truman Show, Twelve Monkeys, Groundhog Day and Vanilla Sky can be compared to Gnostic cosmological myth in the presentation of a world that is illusory, that is created with the intention to deceive or restrict its inhabitants, and that is not configured to humanity's benefit save through the illuminating realization of its falsehood.\n\nThe MTV animated science fiction television series, Æon Flux, contains many Gnostic ideas.
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Check with some of the other Denominations. I am involved in the ACTS Retreats in the Diocese Of Victoria and we use a Methodist one and two Baptist ones besides our Retreat Center.
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I would contact a local SDA church and ask them
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It is thought by some that the Nephilim are actually ancient extraterrestrials that were either wiped out or left the planet.  In certain occultic circles, it is thought that they Nephilim, whatever they are, will return.\n\nI believe that the Nephilim lived primarily in the land of Midian, but that was not their only locale.  Was Jesus a Nephilim?  Perhaps, but with our current level of technology, we will not know.  We might in the future, but for now, the question of Jesus' nature is based merely on theory and faith.  There's no concrete evidence either way.
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search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can use their advance search feature and search by location and religious denomination
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Unitarian Universilism. This type of church is so open minded, that you can't even call it a type of religion. Eventhough some under this church belive in God others don't they just support what it stands for, to learn more, go to
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I'm Pentecostal. I go to a UPC church in Bremen,Indiana. My e-mail adress is superchick751@yahoo.com if you want to talk more.
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Below I found some churches that are non denominational ( I think). the third link I think you might really like that one but it is in Hot Springs Village. (not sure how close to Hot Springs that is.The last link list all the churches in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. I hope this helps.
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What's the missionary position? Not familiar with that. How many people are involved? If it is less than six I probably haven't tried it. Is it anything like the super-doggie flying buttress ankle-crossing squelchmaster? That, I know about - but it does require the participation of eleven people, of whom at least two should be members of the clergy.
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I had some very personal unexplained experiences that helped me.  I'm not religious though. I believe religion is politics and people. I love God and I believe in the virgin birth, death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.  I was not raised with any sort of Christan up bringing.  I also do not currently attend church. I was hurt by people there. I still love God and Jesus, they did not hurt me.  I want a church that is a reflection of heaven...all races, gay and straight, bikers, rappers, prostitutes, homeless, rich and poor, skinny and fat and everything in between, no judgments everyone just doing their best to be more like Christ. Sometimes we get it right and sometimes we will fail miserably but in this church it will be OK to fail. You'll admit it and do better next time and the people will love you and encourage you just the same.  If you know where this church is let me know, I've got to meet these people.
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Hmmm...maybe you should ask Rev. Trask. He seems to be "advertising" his religion quite a bit! LOL! I think he could probably answer this question the best!!! Ha!
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I used to go to Cornerstone Christian Center in Milford CT.\nI know that's not the answer to your question but I just had to point that out.
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the two in wyandotte are great. if you're more int he city of detroit proper - head to the cappucin monestary on mt elliott and ask for brother vinnie.\n\nGod bless and thank you!!!
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first off, does the organization have a lease for the facilities?  If so you can check the lease to see if there is any violation of the terms of the lease.\n\nRegarding separation of church and state, I believe as long as the mission of the organization is nonsectarian, that is, providing assistance or service to those of all religions, then it is not violating church/state restriction. \n\nYou could be a bit more specific about the activities and mission of the organization for a better answer.