Conceptually, religion is a system of beliefs, practices and values ​​that unites people around a common understanding of the sacred and the transcendent.

There is much debate about the real etymological origin of the word “religion”.

One of them believes that it arose from the combination of the prefix re, which functions as an intensifier of the word that follows it, in this case ligare, which means “to unite” or “to tie”.

In this space (site/clouds) we will treat religion as an administration of the Creator to manage his noblest creature - man -. The main administrative functions, in the human concept, are: planning, organization, direction and supervision.

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We believe that Divine planning organized man into ethnicities, especially, in our case, beliefs (religions), to develop his spiritual and material evolution; Successful in this objective, and still in this sense, now, the great Founder and CEO - Almighty God - will implement some more important measures for the moment, as part of His management.

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It is important to emphasize that all communication made in the name of Deity requires human scrutiny (free will) to assimilate it or not. The following does not constitute an exception.

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​Here, in this setting, we find them arranged organically:

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• Divine Message (12 Themes);

• Divine Sign (Itabuna = Daniel's Stone);

• Decoder of the Holy Scriptures;

• Manual of Superior Perception;• Clarification of the Truth;

• Building the Kingdom of Heaven;

• Method for Longevity;

• Theology of Paradise;

• Clarification of Prophecies;

• Governance System in Paradise.

 

Know this: in the last days terrible times will come. Men will be selfish, covetous, presumptuous, arrogant, blasphemous, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, impious, without love for their family, irreconcilable, slanderers, without self-control, cruel, enemies of good, traitors, hasty, arrogant, more lovers of pleasure than friends of God, having a form of godliness, but denying its power. Stay away from those too. (2 Timothy 3:1-5)

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