Anthroposophy
The modern anthroposophical movement was founded by Rudolf Steiner in 1919. The principles of the movement are based on the world view of anthroposophy and include many modernist and progressive ideas. Anthroposophy teaches the "spiritual inner development of humanity" and seeks to re-educate the thinking of humanity in order to create an integral culture, society and world. It is inspired by the spiritual heritage of mankind, through its nature, structure, history and the psychic needs of humanity. It views man as a being with a dual nature, an earthly and an otherworldly nature.
Anthroposophical movement
Anthroposophy is a current of spiritual thought and movement which originated in the early 20th century. It has been associated with Steiner and his followers since the publication of the first anthroposophical journal in 1919. Anthroposophy was reestablished in the mid-1920s, and from that time has never ceased to exist, even in the face of severe persecution.
Anthroposophical movement
The modern anthroposophical movement was founded by Rudolf Steiner in 1919. The principles of the movement are based on the world view of anthroposophy and include many modernist and progressive ideas. Anthroposophy teaches the "spiritual inner development of humanity" and seeks to re-educate the thinking of humanity in order to create an integral culture, society and world. It is inspired by the spiritual heritage of mankind, through its nature, structure, history and the psychic needs of humanity. It views man as a being with a dual nature, an earthly and an otherworldly nature.
For many years, Islam and Christianity have been opposing each other, especially in the Middle East. People used to think that the entire Middle East should be Christian, but this was not so. The Muslims were against the Christianization of the Middle East.
27.11.2010 . It was thought that Islam and Christianity could be "live and let live", but this was not the case. The Middle East was an area that had been Christian for a long time. They had not been allowed to have their religion. For the Muslims, the region was known as al-Madinah ar-Rahmanah (Arabic: المدينة الرحمنة), The City of Mercy (Arabic: المدينة الرحمنة, i.e. paradise). be359ba680
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