He fought, in defense, to protect and preserve the message of God alongside his family and companions.
He sacrificed everything he had in the struggle against tyranny and oppression in order to uphold the human values of truth, justice and liberty of thought, word and deed.
He was beheaded, tortured and brutally hurt in a battle with only 72 on his side while facing thousands.
Who is he?
He sacrificed everything he had in the struggle against tyranny and oppression in order to uphold the human values of truth, justice and liberty of thought, word and deed.
He was beheaded, tortured and brutally hurt in a battle with only 72 on his side while facing thousands.
Who is he?
A snippet from Sophie’s World (Jostein Gaarder, 1991):
“A Russian astronaut and a Russian brain surgeon were once discussing religion. The brain surgeon was a Christian but the astronaut was not. The astronaut said, ‘I’ve been out in space many times but I’ve never seen God or angels.’ And the brain surgeon said, ‘And I’ve operated on many clever brains but I’ve never seen a single thought.’”
“A Russian astronaut and a Russian brain surgeon were once discussing religion. The brain surgeon was a Christian but the astronaut was not. The astronaut said, ‘I’ve been out in space many times but I’ve never seen God or angels.’ And the brain surgeon said, ‘And I’ve operated on many clever brains but I’ve never seen a single thought.’”
Painting by Peter Carltock. (https://pixels.com/featured/brain-space-peter-carltock.html)
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