Light in the Darkness stands as a guide for all who seek truth beyond dogma.
In a world filled with countless religious writings, mystical traditions, and philosophical claims, Light in the Darkness stands as a guide for all who seek truth beyond dogma. This page gathers insights from sacred texts across cultures—Bible, Qur’an, Zohar, Kolbrin, Gnostic writings, ancient Near Eastern sources—and examines both their light and their darkness.
The question of mortality and immortality in sacred texts has long perplexed theologians, historians, and seekers of truth. The figure of the Elohim/Anunnaki, the state of Adam and Eve in Eden, and the promises made to the citizens of the New Jerusalem raise one central issue:
Introduction
The story of the Prophet Yunus (Jonah) being swallowed by a fish is well-known across religious traditions. However, when studied carefully through the lenses of the Qur'an, the Bible, and symbolic interpretation, the event reveals far deeper meaning than a miraculous survival story. This article presents the case that Jonah did not survive inside the fish, but died and was later revived by divine mercy, turning the fish into both a literal grave and a symbolic womb.
Let’s be brutally honest. The phrase "God is a jealous God" makes no sense when applied to the true, infinite Creator.
“Whoever obeys the Messenger has obeyed God.”
— [Q 4:80]