Essays On Christianity

I. Author InformationAuthor Anne Streaty Wimberly is a Christian Education Professor at Atlanta’s Interdenominational Theological Center where she has been teaching since 1997.  She pursued higher educational endeavor at Garett-Evangelical theological Seminary and Georgia State University where she graduated with Master and Doctoral Degrees on Theological Studies and Educational Leadership respectively.  Apart from being an […]

The commission of a sin can cloud one’s conscience and impede their capacity to distinguish between moral correctness. In addition, it has the potential to enhance and nurture a tendency for repeated violations. Thus, spiritual growth necessitates adherence to the seven deadly sins. According to Rogers (2008), there are seven deadly sins that can lead […]

Through the years, Christians all over the world have regarded the Holy Bile in high esteem. They believe that the words written on it communicate the message that God wanted to impart to His people. Nevertheless, not all people readily claim that it is easy to make sense of the Holy Bible. Still, since the […]

Liberation theology was a movement in Latin America that started in the late 1960’s. It was the beginning of a new social movement. It was a way of thinking and interpreting the bible. However it ended up being more than that. It analyzed history from different perspectives and acknowledged Marxism thoughts. (V. A. 1) One […]

Swami Vivekananda, originally named Narendranath Dutta, was born in Calcutta on January 12th, 1863. His father, Vishwanath Dutta, was an Attorney-at-law at the High Court of Calcutta and had proficiency in English and Persian. Naren’s upbringing and character were greatly influenced by his mother, who was a devout woman. She taught him English and later […]

The theme of the story was how those with the kindest and purest hearts are the ones who are truly in touch with God. The story Our Lady’s Juggler was basically about this man named Barnabas who wanted to become more in tune with God and he wanted to become a monk so that he […]

Even though the Philippines were colonized by the Spanish, they have preserved a diverse range of cultural practices that existed prior to colonization. The Philippines has a long-standing tradition of observing various customs such as Mano Po, Ate or Kuya to show respect towards the elderly, and organizing family reunions to catch up. The country’s […]

In Goethe’s Faust, Mephistopheles is presented as a servant of the Devil. His chief function is to search for corrupt men and collect their souls. Mephistopheles’ appearance to Faust signifies that Faust’s soul is in danger of damnation. Some scholars claimed that Mephistopheles, although a servant of Satan, is not entirely evil. In the third […]

Born on December 1, 1949 in Rlonegro, Columbia, Pablo Escobar’s parents were Abel de Jesus Darl Escobar and Hemllda Garvlne. His father was a farmer while his mother worked as a teacher. Despite their financial struggles, at the young age of five, Pablo promised to provide for his mother in every way he could. As […]

Although Louis demonstrated considerable skill during his reign, he also committed numerous mistakes. Perhaps the most egregious of these was the implementation of the Dragonades, a ruthless and unethical act that wreaked havoc on countless lives. In an effort to eliminate the presence of Huguenots in Britain, Louis pursued various methods to convert them to […]

James Augustine Alrysius Joyce, an Irish writer, was born in Dublin on February 2nd, 1882 and passed away in Zurich, Switzerland on January 13th, 1941. James Joyce was born as the oldest surviving child in a wealthy Catholic family, although two of his siblings passed away from typhoid. He began attending boarding school at Clongowes […]

In 1917, Tsar Nicholas II relinquished his position as ruler of Russia due to his autocratic behavior. Nevertheless, he cannot be held entirely accountable for his downfall since his upbringing did not equip him with the necessary skills to govern a nation or become an adequate tsar. According to the report, he admitted to being […]

During the Victorian era, mystery was a common genre in literature. Each story delved into philosophical, religious, and social concerns through its use of mystery. Comparing the narratives, whether in first or third person, can reveal similarities and differences in the setting, role of the author, and language used. ‘The Red Room’ and ‘The Signalman’ […]

Charlotte Bronte wrote “Jane Eyre” in 1846. At this time there were certain social and moral expectations. Some people feel that Charlotte Bronte did not adhere to these expectations when writing the novel. In order to validate this claim I will be finding evidence to show that “Jane Eyre” is not typical of its time, […]

Since the beginning of human existence, there has been once practice, one instinct, one single obsession that we cannot escape. Some may call it necessary; others say it’s a gift. It can be controlling, enlightening but it’s oh so powerful. It isn’t the need for food, safety or shelter. It isn’t love nor greed nor […]

Source F is a cartoon from a Russian newspaper on the 10th of November which is the day after the destructions, and source G is a cartoon about Kristallnacht published in a British magazine on the 30th of November. Because source F is published in a Russian newspaper the day after the event, they have […]

St. Bartholomew’s was founded in 1123 by a man called Rahere. Rahere built the eastern part of the church which includes the Lady Chapel were people would come and pray to Mary. Rahere also built the ambulatory were the pilgrims would walk about and look around the church. He also built the sanctuary and monks […]

“And now we will make human beings; they will resemble us and be like us,” Genesis 1:26. Christians believe that all people are made in the image of God; therefore they all have God given dignity. Their lives are sacred and there value is inherent. Therefore, the duty of all Christians is to recognise and […]

The Lutheran Reformation brought about many changes in Germany and Rome, probably most significant were the changes that benefited the German Princes due to the huge power shift from Rome to the individual German states. Perhaps Luther’s main reason for attacking the church was because of some of its teachings, so therefore the most significant […]

There are many reasons why marriages end in divorces. The reasons are because of cheating, affairs, finance stresses, violence, unfaithfulness, lying, lack of trust or disagreements.If a couple was in a financial trouble then the man or the women may not want to live with them any more or may feel he or she is […]

On Sundays, there is a diverse range of religious programming available that covers topics such as worship and moral issues. These include documentaries, worship services, magazines, and miscellaneous shows. As a result, they appeal to a broad audience. Religious documentaries have the added benefit of educating and informing viewers. Magazine-style shows like The Heaven and […]

Religion is a significant aspect of Graham Greene’s ‘Brighton Rock. It gives the reader a chance to explore the religious beliefs and workings that take place in the mind of each of the characters. It also gives an immediate expectation of the personalities and behaviour of the characters. Religion is not only a matter of […]