Religion

[close] Modern Day Witches is a group for anyone who practices witchcraft, regardless of any religion or spirituality, to share helpful and insightful books on the craft or related topics.

[close] LOS Bookworms is an unofficial community for Logos Online School students, teachers, and alumni who love to read. Our goal is to engage with books thoughtfully and critically through the lens of a Christian worldview—one that seeks to glorify Jesus Christ above all and assert His Lordship over the remotest corners of Creation. This includes the stories we read, the content we consume, and the ideas we encounter. Together, we seek to delight in all that is good, true, and beautiful, and to fellowship with each other as we grow in wisdom, discernment, and joy in Christ.

[close] I've noticed that many GoodReads members enjoy reading Amish fiction but we have nowhere to discuss our love for these novels. So here's a group where we can talk about why we like these books, recommend new authors, swap stories about the Amish way of life and anything else that interests us. Everyone is welcome to join!

[close] This group is dedicated to studying Scripture through its original Hebraic cultural and covenantal framework rather than through later Western interpretive traditions. Welcome to a respectful learning space dedicated to exploring Scripture through its ancient Hebraic worldview. This group integrates three areas often treated separately: 1. Hebraic contextual Bible studies (covenant, honor-shame, ANE culture, idioms) 2. Messianic and Hebrew Roots perspectives 3. Christian and academic biblical studies Our aim is not to debate doctrinal systems, but to study the text in its original cultural, linguistic, and covenantal environment. We welcome pastors, teachers, students of biblical studies, Messianic believers, Hebrew Roots students, academic readers, and curious Christians committed to learning. Topics include: • Honor-shame culture in the Bible • Covenant vs contract worldview • Hebraic idioms and language • Ancient Near Eastern culture and literature • Jewish and Christian historical context • Biblical archaeology and anthropology This group exists to help believers grow in understanding, not to argue or proselytize.