Essays On Faith

The book Night by Elie Wiesel describes a Jewish boy who grew up in the unfortunate time of the Holocaust. He had much faith in his religion and the innocence of the boy he was. He had more faith than most in his age. This Jewish boy used to read the Zorah every night, and […]

Al Ghazali was a Sunni and Sufi philosopher of the 11th and 12th century, during the Golden Age, a period of great economic growth and stability and a time when both knowledge and power was at its peak. He was born in 1058 AD in Tus, Persia and impacted greatly upon the Islamic faith, particularly […]

Water of Babylon ave you ever thought about how your life would be if you made a different discesion in your past? What if you can go back and take that other route, would you? In By the Waters of Babylon a priest named John. He has a vision witch he thinks he should follow […]

In American culture, religion is practiced in various ways across different cultures. This includes belief in one God, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and Catholicism. Despite these differences, the common thread amongst individuals is their belief that religion offers hope for a better way of life. Faith helps people hold onto something that instills hope and defines […]

Religious power, according to a Chinese government spokesperson in religion Ye Xiaowen, is considered as one of the social forces in China from which the country can draw support from. This hints to the possible state of religious development in the country and how these developments directly or indirectly influence social and economic developments, although […]

Published in 1955 as part of her short story anthology of the same name, “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor quickly gained recognition for showcasing the author’s unique characteristics and traits. These include violent action, skillfully crafted characters, and a devout Roman Catholic ethos. Critics appreciate how O’Connor injects her Catholic […]

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 […]

Choose two prescribed speeches and write an essay where, through close analysis of specific aspects of the speeches, you demonstrate the speeches textual integrity. We Recognise a text as possessing textual integrity when we see form, structure and language producing a unified conceptual whole. The speeches ‘Spotty-Handed Villainesses’ by Margret Atwood and ‘Faith, Hope and […]

I chose “The Shark And The Goldfish” by Jon Gordon for my book report. This book is about positive ways to thrive during waves of change and follows a goldfish named Gordy who washes out into the ocean. Gordy has always been taken care of and fed daily, but doesn’t know how to act or […]

Both Fair Stood the Wind for France by H. E. Bates, and Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks are novels concerned with and set during the time of World War. Because of this, both authors use symbols and imagery endlessly to both deliberately enhance their plot, and to subjectively give different meanings and ambiguity to details. The […]

Dover Beach was written by Matthew Arnold shorlty after a visit he and his wife made to the Dover region of southeastern England, the setting of the poem, in 1851. Same year, they were married. The main theme of his poem is “Challenges to the validity of long-standing theological and moral precepts have shaken the […]

Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic American novel The Scarlet Letter is replete with complex and profound subjects and themes; the symbolism and metaphor represented by the characters and their actions continuously function as mediums for Hawthorne to relate them to the reader. However, the most influential and consistently present subject is that of hatred and love. Hawthorne […]

In ‘How do I love thee’, Elizabeth Barrett Browning expresses an unconditional and melancholic love. The poem also contains spiritual themes evident in words such as ‘Being’, ‘Right’, ‘Praise’, ‘Grace’ and ‘God’. The final line, ‘I shall but love thee better after death’, suggests the idea of reuniting with a loved one in heaven, reflecting […]

The story of Silas Marner is focused on following the life of Silas Marner, the lonely weaver, and tracking the various events which befall him. This story was set in the 19th Century, and so as a result, the revolutionary scientific ideas which have shaped the world today had not yet set into society, especially […]

In the beginning of the book, Silas asserts that the earth is not ruled by a fair God, but rather a deceitful one who punishes the blameless. However, by the end of the novel, he expresses his belief that goodness exists in this world and he feels it strongly. Silas Marner was known as a […]

Written by George Eliot, is the pen name of Anne Evans, Silas Marner is a book about morality and the spiritual journey of a man exiled from his home town for a theft of which he was wrongly accused.Eliot incorporated some of her personal experiences in several of her novels; in Silas Marner she was […]

Due to the advancements of modern science it is very hard to be a disciple in the modern world. With abortions becoming more readily available, many women are choosing an abortion rather than give up a promising career. This means disobeying our moral ideals and our faith. Also it is impossible to prove the existence […]

In my analysis, I examined Nathaniel Hawthorne’s captivating tale “Young Goodman Brown.” The narrative centers around a youthful protagonist named Goodman Brown who embarks on a forest expedition. During his journey, he observes the influential members of his community partaking in wicked deeds and trying to convert him and his spouse. Despite this, he ultimately […]

When trying to define what it means to be ‘Spiritual’, looking it up in a dictionary may provide some insight, but it ultimately falls short. The dictionary definition states that spirituality is something that exists outside of the physical or material world. Although this is a decent attempt at capturing its essence, spirituality is truly […]

The cognition issue presented in this inquiry promotes the scrutiny of the relationship between cognition and ground. The inquiry being explored is if ground is the lone footing upon which cognition can be constructed. The term cognition is wide. but under the margins of the cognition issue. it means to hold certainty on a certain […]

According to the 1951 United Nations Convention on Refugees, a refugee is an individual who is in another country due to having a legitimate fear of persecution based on factors such as race, religion, nationality, membership in a certain social group, or political opinion. They are either unwilling or unable to seek protection from their […]

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 […]