Essays on Faith

According to Armstrong, the medieval pursuit of virtue and balance includes a number of principles that Christians should live by and put into practice on a daily basis (Deck 695). He illustrates certain takeaways from Lewis’s conceptions of medieval religion that are manifest in contemporary human behavior. These themes include…

Abraham’s religion is seen as a strong piece of religious work for Christians. Abraham’s confidence was first manifested when he responded to a message from an unseen God late at night, telling him to look up at the heavens and count the number of stars he could see. God told…

Betrayal is the act of proving to be untrustworthy to the point that you cannot trust the individual who trusts you. It entails delivering anyone into the hands of the adversary by deception, all in breach of faith. It is a heinous act and it almost always proves deadly to…

Calvin connects faith to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. He claims that by confidence, one can be admitted to the kingdom of heaven. Calvin believes that God expects people to do the right thing in accordance with His will. When a guy goes against His will, he is vulnerable…

The reality of the spirit is one of life’s most important questions. How will we know if souls exist, even though religions argue endlessly about it? A slew of recent logical inquiries has answered this question. The presence of the soul is inextricably linked to the hope of a future…

The book’s “spirit” is summarized in Chapter Nine. Mitri Raheb’s Faith in the Face of Empire The Middle East is a region of countries that has recently been plagued by conflicts, with religion at the forefront of those conflicts. Many people have viewed religion as having a negative impact on…

The film portrays pilgrimage as a vaguely optimistic experience that helps Christians renew their religious faith. Pilgrimage appeals to the father because he feels divine, acts as penance for science, and strengthens one’s relationship with God. It is a delicate vocation in which both the attendants and the father pray…

In 1590, Edmund Spenser completed the first three books of ‘The Faerie Queene.’ Spencer was born in London, England, around 1552. In 1576, he received his Master’s degree from Cambridge. In 1579, he wrote his first major book. Faerie Queene was supposed to be a series of twelve novels. Spencer,…

On an intimate and wider basis, we have always been cheated by our loved ones, professional friends, and acquaintances. Betrayal is described as a breach of confidence or faith by another on which one relies. It has serious ramifications on both the betrayer and the betrayed. This motif is prominent…

Democratic naturalism is a legal system and political philosophy that believes in natural law. Political naturalism ensures justice because it transcends religion, personal thought, and philosophies. It consists of empirical naturalism precision and sociological naturalism precision (Bhaskar 16). Politics includes the chemical, psychological, spiritual, irrational, and rational, both of which…

Artists in the previous have often used their works to portray one-of-a-kind themes such as love, faith, death or even symbolize men and women at some point of their times. The theme of love has been a subject of interest for a number of artists with most of them seeking…

Religion is described as the act of worshiping, believing in, and having faith in a supreme being. Belonging to a particular religious community provides a framework for one’s actions, character, and practices. Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and a variety of other religious communities exist in today’s world (Hasenclever, Andreas, and…