An Introductory Thesis

Whenever we hear the word altar one thing shoots to mind; worship. Yet there are many other altars that are not for worship nor are they meant to be revisited or not reinstituted. They are once off altars like altars of destruction and altars that are milestones. There are a fair number of altars that are not for regulating as there are a number of altars that are not purposed for worship yet are regularly visited. So, in this handbook we are going to take time and introduce self to the world of altars. Not as a massive concerted study but rather as a peep in to the realities and world of altars as an introductory thesis. This being a mare nibble at the big picture of the world of altars shall have follow up studies disseminating the entire worlds of altars. A thing that means in this volume we will learn the most basic and common names and attributes of altars and altaration on an introductory level. It is also key to say this is not the ultimate nor ultimatum of the study. Meaning at will at own pace one can go further to learn and to compare with other introductory thesis authored for the same reason of introducing altars and altarations. The ideal being, in soon searching deeper and further one may pick a thing that is not covered in the gift area of the author of this introductory thesis. It is in this study that we will do our best to do interpret and even define what is an altar and what altaration means. We will scale the worlds or the realms to do momentarily inebriate self in to the most basic elements of altaration and the simplistic naming and forms of altars just to introduce one to the scape and scalar of altarations happening in and around a Christian's life. We will look in to the four realities that altars are usually named with like Marine altars meaning water spirits altars, and altars of the power of the air or altars in the spirit or the wind. Also herein we are expectant of looking at form and many other places under realities like gates and doors in to our lives, homes and spheres. Though we will not indwell the much and the more all of these. At least this hand book should leave one discerning of the forms, kinds and names of altars. Usually the narration that says Christ was the last sacrifice or offering usually calls to many's minds as an ending to altars. Yet unfortunately it is not so. One who observes carefully would understand, only one form of altars or kind of altaration is involved in the giving of the life of Christ which is the blood or life altar that usually took the sin offering, as when God had to dress Adam and Eve with a hide of animals. Meaning a life of an animal was given for a life of a human being to stand before God unworthily; sin altars did before Christ demand blood sacrifices. Meaning from the death of Christ and forth, no blood should be expected or life from us. Yet the worship altar or the altar of God's Holiness being the Holy of Holies is rendered open to all. A thing that means there was a shift of altaration in the realm of our faith by shutting down all the altars withal the temple, it did open the altar within the temple.