Reality Encyclopedia

  In our understanding of human psychology, it is quite common to overlook the significance of the house. Our home is the centralized nucleus of our world; a place where we can find shelter, feel secure and most importantly have an environment that reflects our inner world. In our style of architecture and choosing of decor, we create an environment that is an extension of ourselves. All aspects of the house from its size, illumination and organization reflect the mentality of its inhabitants, almost as if the house were an agent with a mind all of its own. Much as a house seems its own agent, various designs of houses reflect a difference in personality. It is difficult to gaze upon a home and not treat it as an entity in-and-of-itself. Its structure serves as mechanisms reminiscent of biological organs and its decor creates a psychic mentality when transitioning its inner walls. While the psychology of the house is of much interest and shall be further explored in a future post, ...

  Christianity is the dominant faith to have ever existed in the history of our world. With over 2.4 billion followers worldwide it is hard not to marvel at the faith's ability to spread and continue for over two-thousand years. Christianity has several doctrines established in the definition of the faith. The central constructs are that the faith was founded by Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the religion's deified founder who was believed to be the son of/God. The faith concludes that Christ was truly human and truly God, that he died for our sins via crucifixion; that he resurrected from the dead three days later; that he ascended into heaven and that he will return to judge the living and the dead. Christianity is also a monotheistic religion, believing in one God whom Christ is in human form; that the church is the body of Christ on earth and that the Bible is the inherent word of God. These tenets were established via the Nicene creed in the fourth century, when Christianity wa...