Essays About Jesus Christ

“The Iceman cometh” and “Death of a salesman’’ are two plays written by different authors and in different periods. However, there have a lot in common and many differences too. Firstly, the two main characters work as salesmen, Hickey is a hardware salesman, and Willy is a traveling one. Even so, Hickey, a self-confident man […]

Before gaining a throne in Rome, Christianity underwent a prolonged era of conflict and persecution. A historical overview would give us valuable knowledge about Christianity and other religions. Previously, there were no formal accounts or organized religions; the Romans believed in traditions centered around various cults, warrior gods, astronomical beliefs, and celestial bodies rather than […]

The use of moral issues in the works of Shusaku Endo and Albert Camus, specifically in Wonderful Fool and The Outsider respectively, has generated debate over whether morality is determined by society or the individual. The relevance of this debate is highlighted by the influence of Christian doctrine on Wonderful Fool, which addresses the decline […]

In “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, Martin Luther King Jr. effectively connects with his audience and conveys his message by skillfully employing pathos. To highlight the injustice that led to his incarceration in Birmingham City Jail during the civil rights movement, King evokes emotions such as anger, sympathy, empathy, and love. Moreover, he frequently strengthens support […]

The Christian faith, which encompasses the fulfillment of the Jewish law through Jesus Christ’s salvation to the world, places great importance on baptism as a vital expression of every Christian’s willingness and obedience. The Christian rituals bear similarities to the ancient Jewish rituals, including the baptism, which shares its roots and parallels with the Jewish […]

Poetry has the unique ability to capture words’ essence, surpassing their dictionary meanings. It derives power from the poet’s writings and the reader’s intellect and imagination, allowing ordinary words to carry multiple layers of meaning. This is achieved by employing the connotations of words, which evolve over time and acquire new significance, as opposed to […]

There are two ways of having an attitude towards law- minimalism and legalism. Minimalism refers to an attitude of doing only the least that is required by law in our moral life. Legalism refers to an attitude of strict observance of laws regardless of circumstances and possible harm to people involved. Minimalism and legalism are […]

  The main character, Pepe Torres, is a young mestizo boy sent by his mother to Monterey to get medicine and salt for his family. Being the man of the house after his father’s death, Pepe proudly follows his mother’s instructions. While on his journey, Pepe unexpectedly kills a man. Pepe then sets off on […]

Me (Question 1): So, Phillis. Please tell me about your experience of traveling from Africa to America. Phillis Wheatley: The journey was quite unpleasant, especially the uncomfortable ship ride. The rooms had a height of only 5 feet 8 inches, but it was mercy that brought me from my Pagan land and taught my benighted […]

“Origins Of Christian Iconography” While the author mentions continuity and renewal that we see in human society in general, he applies the aspect of changing cycle to the art history. In the article, Christian iconography and its development is discussed in order to understand the contexts and meanings expressed in new Christian art, and the […]

Table of Contents The Primary Call The Missionary Call Exhortations from the Bible Old Testament and missions New Testament and missions The First Missionary The Command The Story of Mary Slessor Practical Steps  When does God call people to long-term missionary service? The Calling of a Missionary What is a missionary call? How does one […]

First published in 1954 Lord of the Flies received some of the best reviews of any first novel of its time. This book is full of symbolism, still applicable today. In this essay will look at the similarities between the characteristics of Simon and Jesus and the similar events and the surrounding circumstances. Similarities of […]

We are in our first week of our series Losing My Religion and the idea is that we are talking about worship and how worship takes us from the place of religion or the motions of church or what we do to the relationship of church, or the why we do It! This is what […]

Throughout the years he traveled to the different Institutes around the world working as an assistant working on the properties doing jobs such as fetching water using donkey carriages and being a dishwasher in France. He then went Switzerland where he was imprisoned by choice and then transported to live in a cave for six […]

The film centers around Andy Defense, played by Tim Robbins, who we see takes on role of a character much bigger than just a prison inmate. The film opens up by showing our main character Tim has been accused of killing his wife and her lover. As a result, Andy is thrown into Shawano prison. […]

For example, some of those lies are “being a Christian is too hard” or “l can’t be saved and have fun. ” Not true. Saying yes to the Lord is one of the greatest decisions one can make in their life. When you say yes to the Lord’s will there will be all kinds of […]

The Prodigal Son The parable of The Prodigal Son could be found in Luke 15: 11-32. In this parable, Jesus is telling the story of a man with two sons. The younger son decides to ask his father for a portion of the family estate. The father gives him a portion as a early inheritance […]

LOVE THE WORD. LEARN THE WORD. LIVE THE WORD. RiCk WaRRen. Welcome to 40 Days in Word. I am so glad you have decided to join me for this journey together. No other habit can do more to transform your life and make you more like Jesus than to study and act upon God’s Word. […]

Carlo Crivelli 1430’s The Dead Christ supported by Two Angels 1494 Oil on canvas This piece has been created by Carlo Crivelli and is called ‘The Dead Christ supported by Two Angels’. This piece shows the cycle of life, death and religion. The painting indicates that Jesus is dead by the colours that have been […]

When I read the stories of Jorge Luis Borges, one idea that stood out to me was the possibility that Judas may not have been a traitor but rather a humble hero. This concept is explored in two of Borges’s stories: “The theme of the Traitor and the Hero” and “Three Versions of Judas”. In […]

The entirety of human existence involves various aspects, such as emotions, connections with others, and the impact of external surroundings on thoughts. Every individual has their own unique set of values and beliefs that make up their human experience. While these facets are universal, they differ for each person. Positive and negative experiences are a […]

Throughout centuries of Christian history, topics related to the last days of Jesus life, Crucifixion and His following Resurrection were among the most popular in the West European art. Even being pushed back by Renaissance humanist interest to secular motives, they still attracted indefatigable attention of all noticeable European painters. The style and filling of […]