Essays on Religion

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...

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...

The extreme cultural relativism (ECR) conception is a contemporary sociological hypothesis, which accounts on the origin and functions of conscience from a secular approach. It, however, goes beyond this empirical hypothesis, and according to Hill’s, it perceives the promptings of conscience as nothing but feelings, which reflect on individuals’ internalization...

Christianity and its Practices Christianity is one of the most ancient and world spread, people in one way or another become acknowledged with the fundamental conceptions of this religion. I am not an exception: before the material processing. I knew a few Christianity conceptions, practices, and beliefs. However, there are always...

The Meaning of Liberalism and Fundamentalism The liberalism and fundamentalism are two aspects of the religion which have recently come to the general attention across the globe. The division amidst the liberals and fundamentalists seem to affect almost all religious communities to an extent. In this respect, this analysis will discuss...

From Buddhist teaching, a human being can achieve the highest enlightenment or mental state through training. Therefore through practicing a person can purify his or her thinking and eventually become an enlightened person. Even Buddha himself had to work extra hard to become informed (Kano 5).  Just like in the...

Postmodernism is a concept that gained popularity after World War two and deviated from the modernism thinking approach. It emphasizes the need for self-consciousness and insists that truth is subjective. Furthermore, it points out that language is a tool used by the powerful to force the weak to accept their...

This chart contains all the research you need to write the final paper for this course. If you do the research and reading on the religion(s) we study each week, and if you give yourself a good guide to the religions using this chart,...

The compassion of human suffering that is portrayed in the work of Mother Teresa, Simone Weil, Martin Luther King and other movie characters tells much about the attributes of a secular saint. They acknowledged that people have souls and bodies, and therefore they would work hard to improve the human...

The contrast between "The wager" and The Ethics of believe. First The Wager tries to show the nonevidentialist point of view. A person has two options either a Christianity or atheism. Hence you have a choice in life either to accept God or not. The Ethics of believe reveals about...

The Jerusalem Conference The Jerusalem conference was primarily organized to resolve the disagreements that had arisen in the first church of Antioch. The main conflicting issue was circumcision which some of the Pharisees believed that it is only through it that the Gentiles would be saved. The reason is that circumcision...

There is a diverse family of arguments whose reasoning are based on the moral life to God’s existence.  Through morality, God is understood as the sole creator of the universe. However, there are interesting moral arguments that claim otherwise because the evaluation of their soundness calls for the attention of...