Essays on Religion

The Ontological argument is Anselm of Canterbury's main argument, which concerns the inference of God's existence based on premises that are supposed to come from some source other than observation of the universe, such as reason alone. Anselm defines God as "that than which nothing greater can be conceived" (Cahn),...

“Man is definitely insane,” said Michel De Montaigne. He couldn't make a speck of dust, but he can make gods by the dozen.” The statement means that, no matter how hard man tries to advance in science, reaching God's level of existence is an impossibility. The planet is currently run...

The Ten Commandments and Jesus' Sermon on the Mount The Ten Commandments, also known as the Decalogue, are a collection of biblical rules relating to ethical codes and worship that God gave to Moses to direct the Israelites and even all of humanity on their faith journey.Background The moral laws (the Ten...

Introduction Religion is the robust belief and worship of a supernatural being or god. Religion is part of the human society. Research shows that religiosity has had each positive and negative impacts on human life. This paper examines the transformational have an impact on of Christianity as one of the major...

This research paper examines the comparison and contrast of Christian religious beliefs and practices between Germany and Poland. It appears at the various dimensions of relevance the Germans and the people of Poland assign themselves to religion in their everyday lives, and it also explores their views and opinions of God...

“Mosque’s men the only prayer canceled amid exclusion complaints” This article is about the sudden cancellation of the Muslim prayers which are held at Comfort Inn in Revere Massachusetts. This dissolution came amid countless calls by an anonymous caller who had raised several complaints to the resort management. The reason this...

Realism views war as a legal and ethical act that can be used to obtain authority or influence, as well as for national security. War, on the other hand, cannot be justified, according to pacifism, since it results in mass killings of innocent civilians. As a result, war is immoral...

Many philosophers have addressed the subject of virtue, but Aristotle's argument appears to stand out. Virtue focuses on moral philosophy and the role of character rather than doing or acting in a certain way in order to achieve positive results. When faced with similar circumstances, a virtuous person acts in...

Daniel Dennett's Article "Where Am I?"Daniel Dennett's article "Where Am I?" highlights a key issue that philosophers have grappled with for centuries. Despite the fact that debates on the subject of personal identity have taken place in both ancient and modern philosophical circles, defining it has proven difficult (Nimbalkar 268).Points...

Introduction Reading How to Win Friends and Influence People was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that has had a profound impact on my life and interactions with others.Realizing the Need for Improvement While I thought I was a good friend who knew how to deal with people, this book exposed some flaws in my...

The term pseudo denotes something that isn t real, and the best way to spot a fake is to know everything there is to know about the real thing, in this case, pseudoscience. Nonetheless, it is critical to recognize that comprehending science entails more than simply knowing scientific...

In a recent survey, a majority of American atheists said they don't believe in God. But a third of them said they frequently think about the meaning of life and that they often feel a spiritual peace. In addition, a third said they often feel a sense of wonder about...