Essays on Religious Beliefs

Introduction Cultural exchange and differences were evident between countries in the East and West before the 16th century. Travelers, merchants, and missionaries were responsible for this norm as they endeavored to perpetuate superiority in various social and economic realms. Japan was mostly a nation that…

Some people will find that most Western cultures believe in God and he is their ultimate and almighty God, and as he leads the head of their lives. Some believe in the ever-changing universe and others believe as atheists do, that there is no God…

The thesis of the article is about the mediation of the Holy Trinity. Laytham argues on ideas many writers approve of but talks about what he thinks distorts the revelation of the Trinity as a whole. This misrepresentation that he presents about God tries to…

Most private schools in the country are founded on a specific religion. These schools are supposed to represent a higher level of education, just because they have small class sizes and cost more money to attend. Some of the best online colleges are religious in…

If there is one thing that could both connect yet destroy cultures historically, it would be religion. Religion is one’s faith, belief, and devotion to a greater power; it is what people have turned to in the face of adversity across centuries of human history….

In the present world, religion is playing a substantial role, in the way it can give structure and guide society to the way it can cause havoc and wreck it. From terrorists using religion to justify their wrongdoings to Jehovah’s Witnesses refusing blood transfusions for…

This brief devotional is for a multicultural congregation in Logan city in the lead up to Father’s Day. My Inheritance for God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Now for those who…

After reading Mangalwadi’s The Book That Made Your World, I have become increasingly aware of how Judeo-Christian principles have shaped Western culture and how the study of theology is therefore, complementary, some would say even inseparably bound, to the study of philosophy. Theological thought has…

Jonathan Edwards, a Puritan minister preached about Puritan beliefs through strong diction and imagery that created a sense of fear and urgency in his followers. “The Minister’s Black Veil”by Nathaniel Hawthorne and “Sinners in the Hands of the Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards bring forth…

Islam is taught in many countries around the world, no matter are they Christians, Jews, etc. Regarding the country’s history of Islam differs from each other, not overall but in some points. For instance, the differences between Shia and Sunni Muslims. They differ from each…