Religion and Personal Growth Religion is at the forefront of many debates in subjects such as parental duties, moral aberrations, the rights of church-affiliated schools, and the loss of personal identity. Similarly, religion has had a significant effect on personal growth. For a majority of the people, religion is the only...
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Undoubtedly, religion guides us towards the right direction in our lives. It outlines what we should or should not do to grow. Even though some people tend to criticize religions, every person belongs to one. As long as a person has a set of beliefs, a world view, then they...
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Sire gives the primary answers to this question as matter and God. He states that, if one chooses God to be the answer, then he should answer further questions: is the basic character of God impersonal or personal, indifferent or good, limited or omnipotent,...
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Metaphysics and the Existence of God Metaphysics refers to a branch of philosophy that studies the life of being. For instance, it explores the presence of the universe, God, identity, space, and time. This paper will discuss if God exists because of the first motion. Also, the essay will use "metaphysics"...
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The primary mode of evangelism in the world’s religions is mainly fulfilled through the establishment of worship places all over so that the words of God are transmitted to the other people in a most convincing way. In Christianity, it is believed that every word that told by Jesus is...
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Christian worldview refers to the comprehensive understanding or view of the world from the biblical perspective. It is a framework of beliefs and ideas through which Christians interprets and interact with the world (Esqueda, 2014). A Christian's view of the world entails various distinct biblical elements, and every Christian is...
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Thales Thales, one of the earliest philosophers, argued that everything around the world is water. Suchlike arguments provoke the consideration that the world has an interior mechanism that only study and evidence can expose. Therefore, the glaring picture of the globe should grant the system to a methodical view that can...
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According to Professor Ambrosio, how does the idea of the hero in Greek and Roman culture become integrated into the idea of the saint in the process of conversion and totalization? Address this question by comparing and contrasting at least two of the following: Saul of Tarsus, Augustine of Hippo,...
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A worldview is the widest view that a mind is able to take of things in order to grasp or understand them together as a whole from the perspectives of some specific theology or philosophy. Indeed according to Sire (2009, pg. 18), a developed worldview provides solutions or answers to...
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The topic for this discussion is the doctrine of creation. The thesis for this paper is that the doctrine of creation is an important aspect to the life of Christian as it explains how a human being comes into existence and dispels misconceptions on how human being come into existence. Annotated...
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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...
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Several theories have been used to either support or dispute the existence of a Supreme Being (Mackie 202). One of the arguments is the problem of evil which seek to disapprove the Judeo-Christian concept of God on the premise that if indeed He exists, and is all-knowing and all-powerful, He should...
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