Glossary Welcome antipodal atom Bach, Johann Sebastian bandwidth Big Bang Theory Buddha Buddhism catalyst cell Church cross-pollinate Dervish Deuter Earth Ekagrata electron epiphanic extrapolate fractal hadith hologram Khan, Hazrat Inayat Khan, Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, Pir Zia Kirlian photography light year magnetic field maya molecule Mosque n-dimensional Nirvana Nirvitarka peri-personal perspicacity Pir o Murshid quintessence Reincarnation retina Samadhi Satipathana Shabistari, Mahmood stalwart Synagogue transducer Vichara Vitarka wave interference Church           Go back Etymologically the word church comes from the Greek kurios, meaning lord, master, or king. From kurios came kuriakon, which meant house of the lord. Through Old English and Middle English it morphed into the modern word church. The church is the modern house of Christian worship. The Christian notion of a house of worship originally came from contact with the Judaic houses of worship, the Synagogue. The church is the gathering place for Christians to come together in prayer and glorification of God and Jesus the Christ. Mujahid