Essays on Science Vs. Religion

There are a lot of destructive in toxic ideas hang from the concept of spirituality. This is because spirituality cannot be accessed through the 5 senses. My understanding of spirituality is that the life every individual has been given is a gift and what we…

The definition of how life began has always baffled the entire populace. In fact, this is one question that no philosopher has been able to answer and they have always turned from the question. Even most philosophers too are not able to attempt this question…

Scientists and people across the world have been debating the beginning of the earth. Most scientists take the stance of evolution. Evolutionists believe that the earth was created with one “Big Bang” and that it has evolved over billions of years. Most believers in God…

Hinduism The Bhagavad Gita teaches of God’s existence through the stories from unique manifestations of the higher power. Krishna (Manifestation of God) indicates the truth of all existing in God within the Bhagavad Gita, “As the mighty wind, going everywhere, dwells eternally in space, so…

It is apparent that in today’s society that the definition of traditions and loyalty has changed throughout time. Tradition is a word often to describe transmissions or customs or beliefs from generation to generation, while loyalty is a essential equality in a close relationship showing…

At a glance, Solentiname is largely irrelevant. It is tucked away in the southwestern corner of Lake Nicaragua and hosts a meager population of less than one thousand people, mostly whom are campesinos and the occasional tourist. Yet among this archipelago of thirty-two islands (of…

God is a God of favor. He has shown favor to his followers over time, he is still in the business of showing favor to his children. There are so many outstanding attributes of God which divine favor is one of them. As believers, we…

The theme of annual meeting this year is Flight Patterns of the Spirit: Strong, Sustainable, Connected Church. This theme picks up on the Starling conversations of the spring, in which members of many Central Pacific Conference churches came together for discussion and sharing of experiences…

In Jainism, Ahimsa is very important. Ahimsa is basically the act of being nonviolent to any living thing. Ahimsa is not just about humans or animals but all aspects of life such as being mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually violent. When we have negative thoughts like…

Abstract The issue of abortion is probably one of the most controversial and emotive topics in the contemporary society, especially in the United States of America. Pro-choice and pro-life debaters have always engaged in very emotive debates on the subject of abortion. On one hand,…

Atoms are the smallest unit of matter, which bond to form molecules. These molecules exist in different shapes such as a sphere or a tetrahedron (Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2018). It has been believed for centuries that spherical atoms have the highest geometrical symmetry and…

Origins and consequences of the Reformation The protestant reformation started out in the 16th century by early Protestants such as Martin Luther (German Augustinian monk) and John Calvin. It was a huge European movement that was basically set up to reform the ideas and beliefs…

“Spirituality as a Predictive Factor for Signing an Organ Donor Card” is the quantitative study as researchers observe and examine phenomena using statistical and computational techniques. In order to reach the set goal, get the favorable outcome, and present accurate findings, Bortz, Ashkenazi, and Melnikov…

A commonly held presupposition science creates a thirst for knowledge which cannot be reconciled with religion, and thus becomes the root of evil, leading the issues found in modern society; violence, teenage pregnancy, and the absence of family values. Today the viewpoint of society is…

The book Science, Evolution, and Religion: A Debate about Atheism and Theism, presents an attentive and controversy between two talented and cordial philosophers. Michael Peterson was a theist, whereas Michael Ruse was an atheist. Both philosophers were able to exchange each other’s ideas with simplicity…