Religion Essays

“Liberty, Equality and Fraternity Educate, Agitate and Organize! ” Said by: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. A Champion of Human Rights, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was a multi dimensional personality. He was a great thinker, a philosopher, a true revolutionist, a prolific writer & at the top a devoted reformer. His undeniable reforms in annihilating Caste, his views […]

Role of NGOs in Shaping Public Attitudes to People of a Different Culture and Religion Introduction Huntington’s “The clash of civilizations thesis”, which claimed that future conflicts will stem from civilizational differences, aroused considerable debate among not only political scientists but also religious organizations in recent years (especially after 11 September). A number of scholars […]

 Contents: Introduction History of superstitions Typically Russian & British superstitions Comparison of superstitions Conclusion Introduction The subject of our scientific research is devoted to the superstitions, especially in Britain and Russia. In our work we are going to tell about typical omens of bad luck and lucky charms of these two countries and to find […]

Never again was there a prophet in Israel like Moses, whom the LORD knew face to face (Deuteronomy 34:10). In the Old Testament, we witness the divinity and righteousness of the most faithful man to ever serve the Lord. Moses’ relationship with God was superior to that of any other prophet in the Bible. God […]

Chapter One *Pg. 3 1. According to Adam Smith the discovery and colonization of America affected the economic development by the increase of its enjoyments and augmentation. The surplus produce of America, imported into Europe, furnished the inhabitants of this great continent with a variety of commodities. 2. By uniting these countries they are also […]

The novel Samskara: A Rite for a Dead Man, by U. R. Anatha Murthy, tells the story of a Brahmin village community, an agrahara, and the revered Brahmin man Praneshacharya who lives there. Central to the novel is its namesake, the concept of samskara. Adjacent to the title page, the author supplies the many definitions […]

Destiny guide me always Destiny find me filled with reverence pure in word and deed. Great laws tower above us, reared on high born for the brilliant vault of heaven— Olympian Sky their only father, nothing mortal, no man gave them birth, 960 their memory deathless, never lost in sleep: within them lives a mighty […]

Field Experience A feedback on the movie “Bend it like Beckham”Abstract: Based on the English movie “Bend It like Beckham”, this paper is going to reveal the cultural phenomenon hidden in this story. Divided into three parts, this paper mainly makes an analysis on two aspects, one is religion, and another is family culture. Finally, […]

Religion as the opium of the masses. Like the Hebrew prophets of old, Marx knew that to speak of social justice, we must become socially self-critical, and that means becoming critical of the ruling powers whether they may be kings or priests or investment bankers. Power and privilege in society always disguise their own arbitrariness […]

In the art world, artworks are created with the purpose of challenging institutions and pushing the boundaries of tolerance, according to John A. Walker. These works challenge traditional institutions – conventions, government, and religious views – by offering new perspectives. In contemporary societies, artists are using non-conventional, appropriated techniques to challenge traditional bounds and rules […]

In his three books of essays, Michel de Montaigne ponders on the process of forming opinions. He believes that mankind is inherently self-absorbed, diverse, and fickle. This implies that individuals and their opinions lack stability and consistency. By examining his own life, Montaigne illustrates how he applies his theories in the pursuit of discovering truths […]

Culture holds different significance for individuals, with some considering it sacred and others dismissing its importance. It plays a role in shaping personal identity but also subjects individuals to prejudice based on their ethnicity, religion, and customs. According to Pietrse (2009), the most notable transformation is the increasing influence of the global south in driving […]

Witches are women who practice witchcraft and/or sorcery, and their male counterparts are wizards. Witchcraft is a practice that involves rituals of healing and divination, and went under the general name of charming nature. Witchcraft statue was gained during a discriminative hunt down intended to end use of charming because of the blurred distinction between […]

Meursault in The Stranger by Camus appears as a comatose person who makes his decision at the last minute. He is unreasonable in the society as he disobeys its rules and habits, so he deserves his execution after he killed an Arab in the process of self-defense. Although, Meursault seems implausible and unfriendly at the […]

Viking gods of the Norse mythology had their roots in the Scandinavian prehistory, particularly during the Germanic-Iron Age that has come to be known as the Proto-Norse Age. The mythology flourished consequent to Christianization of the Scandinavians. This took place during the Vikings Age and that’s why Norse gods are today referred to as the […]

Introduction In literature, short stories convey a significant meaning that people tend to relate with the current events. In this case, short stories tend to have certain hidden meanings for the readers. Therefore, when readers are looking through these short stories, they should not only receive aesthetic pleasure from the process itself but also take […]

This is a well-known comedy. Jean Baptiste Poquelin, popularly known as Moliere, authors it. Tartuffe is first presented as a pious man and of great religious fervor. His zeal has a great convincing power and can make someone believe in his teachings. On the contrary, Tartuffe is a great schemer. His schemes are not the […]

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a gothic narrative that portrays the destructive nature of modern knowledge, especially when it is pursued without moral restraints. The creation of the monster by Victor Frankenstein illustrates the destructive powers of unlimited knowledge in the hands of individuals obsessed with scientific adventure and new discoveries. Although the novel is written […]

The concepts of a utopia, the core of human nature, and questions associated with morality drive the reasoning behind Dostoevsky’s Dream of a Ridiculous Man, a classic tale of a ‘lost’ man who undergoes a complete change in emotion, appearance, and sensitivity as the story progresses to eventually find his ‘true path in life’. Dostoevsky […]

Love conquers everything. Love over rules any other emotions especially fear. Some people are afraid to be in love for they don’t want to get hurt. Others fear to enter in a relationship for they had bad experience in it in the past. Some people are scared to be in love for they fear that […]

Khasi tribe is mainly found in the sate of Assam and the Khasi Jaintia hills in Meghalaya and in the states of Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Manipur, West Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier the Khasis had their own kingdom, until the Britishers exercised control over them. The word Khasi find mention in the Shankradeva’s ‘Baghavata […]

Dead Men’s Path Analysis “Dead Men’s Path” by Chinua Achebe is a short story about a young headmaster and his conflict with a village’s people when he wants to close a path that is important for their belief. In this story we can see the conflict between modernity and ancient believes. The story is set […]