Essays on Christianity

Christian spirituality is that the domain of lived Christian expertise. It’s regarding living all of life not simply many mysterious portions of it before God, through Christ, within the reworking and empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. And exactly as a result of this lived…

Mardi Gras, French for “Fat Tuesday,” is traditionally celebrated the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday which is the day Lent begins. Mardi Gras is most popular in the United States in New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans first Mardi Gras can be dated back to March 3,…

The chosen work of art that was recreated is known as Pope Leo X with Cardinals Giulio de’ Medici and Luigi de’ Rossi by Raffaelo Sanzio aka Raphael. The oil paint on wood was created in 1518-1519. Its intended location is unknown although it was…

This chapter talks about the growth and spiritual journey of Jesus Christ. He did not have the privilege of going to school but was taught by his mother as his first teacher. It was evident that the Holy spirit gave her wisdom to train him,…

Introduction Every society has some religious aspects entrenched in its culture. Those religions within societies can either follow the traditional practices or modern practices which don’t resemble anything religious. Traditional practices are those religious ways which belief in the existence of a supernatural being who…

Creation is something people do naturally on the day to day bases such as writing a paper, drawing, play music, etc. As soon as a human is born they start to pick up on basic concepts of creation when they begin to think and are…

Despite numerous challenges faced ever since the Enlightenment Period, the Roman Catholic Church still has a significant significance amongst the Roman Catholics, with the Pope being the highly-regarded figure. That’s why; the election of Pope is an elaborate procedure. The election is conducted during a…

‘You are electing a dead man’, which is one of Pope Leo XII’s quotes that showed his dedication to Rome. He wasn’t a legendary pope but he did the best he could in his short life plagued by illness. This will be explaining about his…

In today’s day and age, making a patient feel cared about is as much of a necessity as knowing how to start an IV. Each individual patient wants to feel important and like they matter to the nurse; they want to feel like the nurse…

In 1932, Karl Barth presented a report at the Brandenburg Mission, maintained that mission was God’s engagement. David Bosch argues that this ‘the Mission of God’ (Misso Dei) discourse advocates mission is God’s love to save the world he created. Mission comes from God’s love…