Essays on God

The Book of Proverbs chapter 3 and The Gospel According to Matthew Chapter 6 can be read as chapters that compare in the nature of the themes they address. Overall, the two chapters cover the topics of the kingdom of God, acts of righteousness, wisdom, and God’s providential care. For…

The book’s central thesis is that the church fathers (and some mothers) looked for “the face of God.” Which two church fathers would you cite to explain this search, and what did Wilken mean by these? What methods did these church fathers use to look for God’s face? What contributions…

Understanding the connection between creation and redemption is crucial to comprehending God’s purposes for the human race. Collectively, God’s acts of creation and redemption reveal his purposes for the human race (Wiles and Santer 124). Creation and redemption serve as the foundation for all of God’s aspirations for the human…

Armstrong’s descriptions of merciful deeds maintain an earthy or theological foundation since they center on the deeds we perform on other people. He defines the Christian faith’s tangible aspects as our complete faith in God and the things he can do for our lives (Baker 2016). A true Christian faith…

The evolution theme is used to educate people about how the universe came to be. The creation problem, according to Fred, fully accounts for the relationship between nature and its creator (2016). As a result, the cosmos and the creator are central to the nature theme. The origin topic is…

Vincent Van Gogh, one of the most celebrated post-impressionist artists, was born on March 30, 1853, in Groot-Zundert, the Netherlands (Huntsman 137). He was raised in a cultured and moral community as the son of a preacher. Van Gogh struggled with personality and direction in his early years. His self-esteem…

Martin Luther is generally regarded as the father of Protestantism in Christianity. He was also a priest and a theology lecturer in the German Church. He, along with other early Christian opponents, led the first revolt against the 15th century’s early teachings. Among the teachings, Luther firmly opposed were Holy…

Emily Dickinson’s poetry is about the essence of life, specifically the tension between an individual’s physical and mental condition. The author delves into the phrases and vocabulary that people use to describe different life phenomena in very colorful and creative ways. The piece’s main themes include humanity’s conflict with God,…

The tale “The Man Who Sent Rain Clouds” depicts two cultural aspects involving Father Paul and the Native American protagonists. Only God will induce rain in the Christian world, but in the Pueblo world, it is everyone’s duty to connect with the cloud people and start precipitation. There is a…

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…

In Greek and Roman mythology, gods, heroes, and goddesses were both admired and despised. This is due to the central and critical roles they performed in holding civilization alive and connected. Hera and Juno were hailed and worshipped as goddesses and heroes who played a significant and pivotal role in…

The Bible does not go into detail about Elijah’s existence until the start of the work of prophecy. His prophecy started in 1st Kings 17:1, where he predicted that there would be a famine in the coming years unless God ordered otherwise. This prophecy further demonstrates that Elijah was acting…