Domenic Marbaniang: 22 books

What is life? What are the most important things in our lives? How can we live a happy life? Does God care for what becomes of us? These are some of the questions answered in this little book by Domenic Marbaniang.

This book contains essays by Domenic Marbaniang on topics such as the Origins of Religions, the Need of Studying World Religions, the Main Teachings of Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism, the problem of Religious Violence, and other essays. The essays were written between the years 2002 and 2012.

Goosebumps II is an anthology of new poems by Domenic Marbaniang. A few poems from the previous volume are also included in this collection. The poet uses various techniques such as acrostics, shape poetry, quadruplets, etc. Goosebumps is an example of acrostics. Got some new news glitchy glitzy On...

13-Year old Madeleine approaches her dad, Rev. Clarke, for answer to a question on Trinity and a dialogue ensues. They begin by discussing problems of consciousness and personality in the Three persons of the Godhead and proceed on to evaluate various theories, models, and views on the doctrine before...

Explorations of Faith is a study of the Heroes of Faith in Hebrews 11. It makes a deep theological analysis of the Biblical concept of Faith and pursues an understanding of it through the experiences and lives of these ordinary men and women with faith in an extraordinary God.

Hamartiology is the study of sin. It comes from the Greek word "Hamartia", which means "to miss the mark". The notes in this book are introduce the Biblical concept of sin in dialogue with Eastern and Western philosophy. Hamartiology studies the meaning and concept of Sin, Justice,...

Secularism in India is a historical analysis of the origin, development, and future of secularism in India. It begins with a study of how reason separated from religion in Greek Philosophy, a mood that returned during the Renaissance and reached its peak during the Enlightenment, of how the Colonial...

"To have a theory of religion before studying religion would make the study superfluous unless there is openness for change, openness for new horizons emerging. However, we need to understand that contextual meaningfulness is not the same as relativism". Hermeneutics of Religion investigates the various issues involved in the approach to the study of religions.

Since H.G.Well’s Time Machine, humans have greatly marveled at the prospects of time-travel. Einstein’s Theory of Relativity has now experimentally established that time is a physical dimension to which space is intrinsically connected. The famous Twin Paradox suggests that if a twin brother is...

An exegetical study of one of the boldest psalms celebrating the Sovereignty of God. Psalm 50 was written by Asaph, Choir leader in Solomon's Temple. The Psalm is a neat and clear arrangement of verses that convincingly proclaim that God is King.

Modern researches in Child Development realize that there is presently a very strong move of institutions and commercial establishments that target the children and play a big role in their intellectual and emotional development. Most of these influences are chiefly stumbling blocks to sin. They lure...

An Introductory overview of the various divisions of ethics and a practical approach to ethics in religious and non-religious situations. Concepts evaluated include: Normative Ethics, Deontological Ethics, Metaethics, Altruism, Egoism, Egotism, Utilitarianism, and myriads more.

The very term “corruption” indicates an aberration on, a departure from, and a violation of something essentially good. The idea of what is good, however, precedes the idea of its perversion. To decry corruption without accepting the original ideal that it contradicts is equal to boxing against...

Theological Essays and Poems on the Pre-existence, Incarnation, Death, and Lordship of Jesus Christ. Includes topics such as the Union of Natures, the Meaning of the Sacrifice, the Uniqueness of Christ, etc.