Essays on Faith

Justification by faith through grace is righteousness accomplished through the belief of Jesus Christ as the personal savior by all, Jewish or Gentiles. Rather than relying on law of God only, because individuals break His commandment every time hence have fallen short of God’s glory. These sins have tarnished human...

For  centuries s now, theists  and  creationists  have  been  running  out of  room  to  maneuver as  phenomena  that  traditionally  required  supernatural  explanations become  lucidly  explained  in  the   domain  of  science.     Consequently,  creationists and  theists  have  realized  that  they  can  never  win  factual  arguments  with  scientists,  thus  they have  changed  tactics. ...

For centuries now, theists and creationists have been running out of room to maneuver as phenomena that traditionally required supernatural explanations become lucidly explained in the domain of science. Consequently, creationists and theists have realized that they can never win factual arguments with scientists, thus they have changed tactics. Instead...

Moral authority is based on principles which are independent of any written laws. These principles do not change though they are applied differently according to personal circumstances. The moral authority exists and is exercised on a person’s conscience though one is free to choose between what is right and wrong.            ...

Religion has, for a long time, played a crucial role in the development of laws, public policies and the demographics of people around the world. It involves several dimensions such as commitment to the religion, participation in religious related activities, and the strength of their religious beliefs. The influence can...

The Existence of Religion by Faith and Counter-Arguments The author's argument about the existence of religion by faith can be proven wrong through different counter-arguments. The author argues about the non-existence of the belief in God by providing examples through unicorns, horoscopes, the living dead, and alternative medicine. I find him...

Religion can be defined as a set of values, believes and practices that describes the relationship between humanity and divinity. Different religions in the world may or may not contain the considered virtues and elements of a real religion such as sacred places of worship, a supernatural being with divine...

Religion and Misconceptions Religion is highly respected, valued, and more importantly recognized as one of the guiding aspects in governing constitutions all over the world. In addition, it is unethical and unlawful for an individual to discriminate another based on his or her religious belief. In the working places, one of...

The United States forms one of the most religiously diverse countries in the world. From the functionalists’ perspective, this is a strength of the American society. The functionalists’ view is that society is a system of interconnected or interrelated parts that work collectively towards maintaining a state of equilibrium and...

Social interaction is a continuous sequence of social actions between people who tend to change their reactions and acts as a result of new ideas from their interacting partner(s). The social interaction process can be broken down into accidental, regular, repeated and regulated actions among different individuals who may be...

In consideration of the theme of religion The texts of faith and piety come in. Spiritual nourishment is key in both the texts, The two texts tend to preach the gospel of Christ and make sure that all Christians adhere to the teachings of Christ. They deal with the concept of...

Introduction There are few groups in the country - and truly in the world – that inspire more confusion and outrage than the Church of Scientology. Here in Saint Paul where I live, the church has a chapter built on the site of the old Science Museum that gives me those...