Essays on Believe

Wilken talks about how some church leaders in the past dictated how quickly the church was built and how quickly the gospel was spread. Many other intellectuals, like as Gregory of Nyssa and St. Augustine, were inspired by the ancient thinkers' initiative to construct a spiritual and intellectual universe. Wilken...

Cult refers to adherence to an individual or tradition that deviates from conventional societal norms and may be religious or non-religious in nature. Cults share several characteristics with churches, the latter of which applies to individuals that have defied the church in order to satisfy modern society's ideals. Cults are...

One of the most contentious issues of research is the definition of the human race. Scientists agree that the word "human race" refers to a social and cultural phenomenon rather than a biological concept. According to a declaration issued by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization in 1950,...

In the United States, everybody should have a voice in government so that they can trust that their interests can be met. This necessitates political effectiveness, in which people have confidence in and trust in the government. People may demonstrate their democratic effectiveness in a variety of ways, including in...

The method of representation in Congress has sparked a controversy over how effective the mechanism is at achieving effective representation. One group of Americans assumes that Congress is in the right direction, and another group believes the same. As a result, they agree that a variety of changes can be...

Sara's whole life has been surrounded by the unending urge to become a real human. Sara claims she should be unreachable, that she should be good and content. In her early years, she believed that wealth was the most important prerequisite for success and happiness. According to Sara, actual people...

Famine, Affluence, and Morality author Peter Singer emphasized the importance of benevolence and generosity toward those who were impoverished and destitute. I'll start by going over the basics of Singer's arguments in this paper. Second, I'll attempt to evaluate Singer's arguments in terms of moral considerations. Following that, I'll defend...

The characters Boy Willie and Berniece in August Wilson's The Piano Lesson argue over selling the family piano. Boy Willie and Berniece both say they have the right to decide what happens to the piano. Berniece has a strong emotional attachment to the piano since it is a family heirloom....

The debate about global warming has raged on for decades. Some claim that man is recklessly damaging the planet's capacity to support human life by releasing increasing levels of carbon dioxide, resulting in what is known as a "greenhouse effect." This effect causes the environment that protects the earth to...

Because of the ever-increasing demand for medicine and veterinary health, biomedical research is more critical than ever. Animals are widely acknowledged to play an important part in scientific science around the world. According to the British Royal Society (1), “virtually any medical success of the last century has relied in...

It was only later that I realized it was all a huge lie. For all those years, I thought he was gone for good. I knew at the back of my mind that we would never see each other again. As a result, I spent those months weeping alone in...

Before reading this post, it will be difficult to comprehend how the world's religions are organized. I've discovered that the world's religions are divided into small communities. Smith claims that the religious system is made up of small communities for better communication (365). People of similar ethnic backgrounds were also...