Essays On Christianity

The examination of the Judaic and Christian concepts of God presents philosophical difficulties due to their numerous similar characteristics. One such shared attribute is the portrayal of God as ‘transcendent’, indicating that God is separated from the universe and consequently considered impersonal, with a restricted influence on individuals but impacting society as a whole. This […]

It is very difficult to look at the life of Elisha without looking at Elijah as well. They were two of God’s greatest prophets and miracle-workers. The pair is also an excellent picture of mentoring and discipleship. Elijah began his ministry by setting out to destroy Idolatry in the Hebrew time.Little is known about Elijah’s […]

While reading both Plato’s Republic and John Locke’s A Letter Concerning Toleration, it is impossible not to notice the frustrations that each writer has experienced within their respective societies. Both are clearly aggravated with the way religion and religious ideals affect their governments. Although their works are hundreds of years apart, similarities can be found […]

Initially, I made the error of thinking that Dr. Simon Chan’s book “Pentecostal Theology and the Christian Spiritual Tradition” asserted that excessive wordiness exacerbates misunderstandings, strengthens stubbornness, and obscures the truth, ultimately diminishing spiritual liveliness. Nevertheless, after reading the complete introduction, it became evident that this was not his intended communication. On page 16 of […]

I suppose it’s worth setting the question, what with the author’s brand of political and economic theory now lying defeated and its opponent, capitalism, in ruder health, it seems, than ever before. The generations that were inspired by its clarion call are dying off and modern society is forgetting there ever was a political alternative […]

St. Thomas Aquinas was an Italian philosopher of the mid-thirteenth century. He was sometimes referred to as the “Angelic Doctor”; he was a Dominican friar and believed to be the greatest medieval philosopher. One of his most famous works was the ‘Summa Theologica`, Which was sadly only half completed due to a religious experience, involving […]

Thomas Merton can be seen as an author, monk, critic of society, and religious icon throughout the world. In his autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain, Merton explores the tradition of religion and man’s search for dialogue with God. One of the moral themes in the book is man’s loneliness. For Merton, this deep-rooted loneliness was […]

Religion in the Middle Ages was not entirely a hindrance to the development of medicine. In some ways it improved it but also held back the development. I shall discuss Christianity and Islam (as they were the leading religions) to support this. When the Roman Empire collapsed very few organisations were left. One of these […]

Abortion is the deliberate ending of an unborn child in the womb of its mother and is offered to any pregnant women who wishes to terminate the baby, but to Christians it is wrong in to allow an abortion and Christians also campaign to stop abortion being so freely offered to people of any cases. […]

What do Christians mean by “love”?Love has many meanings in English. It can mean an intense feeling of affection, an emotion or emotional state. In ordinary use, it usually refers to impersonal love such as the Christian belief that people should be accepted as they are, no matter what their race, religion or colour and […]

The Far Eastern martial arts have virtuous underlying philosophies, which many admire. Advocates for fighting styles, such as Kung Fu and Jujutsu, believed that martial arts should neutralize attackers, not promote aggression. Today, it’s beneficial that those who learn such styles are taught to only use it as a last resort. This instills confidence in […]

Currently, various unethical practices are carried out by enterprises, such as inflating prices, providing substandard products, or making false statements. The existence of fraudulent business schemes targeting vulnerable individuals seeking better prospects is deeply concerning; both human beings and divine powers are not pleased by such behavior. When it comes to Christian business ethics, it’s […]

What new political systems emerged in Europe after the fall of Rome? How consistent were these systems, and what major variations were there? Byzantine had a continuation of Roman Imperial rule and tradition where it was completely gone in the kingdoms succeeding Rome in the West. Byzantine still used the imperial law intact while the […]

The Scarlet Letter Hester Preen, the mall character of the book “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, commits adultery, is considered a hussy, and has a child as the result of her sin. She cheats on her husband while he is absent from town and receives a harsh punishment for her behavior already. Hester is […]

The Voice, one of the America’s most-watched TV shows, exhibits distinctly different styles of music by different color. , including American country music, Latin music, R, Jazz, Gospel music, etc. However, it’s tough to distinguish which style a certain song belongs to. It arouses my interest to find out what impacted western music during Its […]

This paper analyzes the influence of spiritual individuals, specifically Christians, and practitioners of science or psychology on societal views towards homosexuality. The Gay Rights Movement has faced considerable resistance from fundamentalist Christian leaders and scientists aiming to label homosexuality as a handicap. As a result, this movement has become a long-lasting and difficult battle for […]

B. H. Streeter challenged previous beliefs that Mark’s Gospel was the basis for Luke’s Gospel, introducing the opposite theory known as ‘Proto-Luke’. According to Streeter, Luke created an initial draft consisting primarily of Q and L sources before incorporating Mark’s material as a secondary source. This was then integrated into the present Gospel which alternates […]

Muhammad’s mission. like many other Prophetss. was to name people to the worship and entry of the one true God. After his decease this mission was left to those whom followed his instructions. Those who truly followed in the Prophet’s pes stairss were proclaimed The Rightly Guided Caliphs. They were Abu Bakr. ‘Umar. Uthman and […]

Over the old ages, there have been assorted accounts to the causes of mental unwellness ; while some have indicated familial causes, others have identified socio-economic causes and others have explained it utilizing a stress-vulnerability theoretical account. Sometimes it has been explained as a combination of these factors but irrespective of these accounts which could […]

Describe Europe during the crisis period of 1560-1650. What were some of the struggles during this period. and why were they important? In your sentiment. did the Witchcraft Trials play a important function during this crisis period. and why or why non? 1560-1650 was a period of the Renaissance monarchs’ work forces who were obsessed […]

For my saint. I picked Saint Michael the Archangel. I picked St. Michael because I feel as though this saint doesn’t acquire adequate recognition. I mean barely anyone knows who he is. Make you? Therefore. take a drive with me. while I explain the importance of Saint Michael. Saint Michael is a name intending “He […]

A Popular Survey of the New Testament Norman L. Geisler is an outstanding theologist and a well-thought-of voice in the on-going argument with respect to Christianity in America. He is an complete vindicator and a committed evangelical who is non intimidated by public contention. Apparently, Geisler became known as an excusatory upon attesting in the […]