Theology Essays

The term disciple, originating from Greek, carries a literal meaning of being “a learner.” In its essence, discipleship entails being a follower, someone who accepts and aids in disseminating another person’s teachings. According to Dictionary.com, a disciple can be understood as both a pupil or adherent of someone’s doctrines, actively embracing and supporting their teachings. […]

Asin ng Lupa: Simbahan at Pulitika The Church and the State are one of the most influential forces when it comes to a non-atheist country. These two work hand-in-hand for the betterment of all. However, the Church and the State are stereotyped to oppose each other. Indeed this is true. Whenever the government goes into […]

The course aims to complete building up the framework for moral decision-making in the Roman Catholic tradition, exploring more the basis of Christian moral reasoning. Content The main themes in the course will include: Natural law tradition and its contemporary understanding, Moral norms and moral values, a synthetic view of the moral decision, Freedom and […]

In the book of Genesis there are two definable superscriptions of creation that occur within the first three segments. Genesis 1:1-2:4a and Genesis 2:4b-3:24 can be viewed and contrasted separately as two different creation theories conveying both similar and different aspects of creation. Both theories of creation are written in a formal writing style and […]

The King Midas story is about a bad and greedy decision that was made. In the story King Midas gives Silence a big festival, and in return Bacchus grants Midas the reward of choosing a gift. He chooses to have the power of transforming whatever he touches into gold. Later on the story, he regrets […]

It is my privilege to open this ceremony with prayer. I invite each of you to bow and pray according to the direction of your own faith tradition as I will in mine or simply to keep a moment of respectful silence. Almighty God, You spoke the worlds into existence from nothing. We bow before […]

In a time of moral decadence and cultural chaos, two temptations confront Christian churches. There is tendency to move either in the direction of compromise and conformity as is witnessed by the antinomian impulses that would set aside biblical teaching regarding homosexuality, for example. Evil is called good. Churchly affirmation of homosexual unions is said […]

Is not only a health Issue It Is Influenced and In some cases even a result of matters concerning our society’s culture, beliefs economics and even politics. It is therefore an issue of development as well. As such it is important to find ways of dealing with prevention and subsidizing the effect of the disease. […]

The text discusses the transformation and missionary journeys of Paul, who was initially born as Saul in Tarsus. As a Pharisee, Saul strongly opposed the Christian movement, seeing it as a threat to Judaism. He relentlessly persecuted Christians and sought to capture them for imprisonment in Jerusalem. However, during his journey to Damascus, Saul encountered […]

BULB Assigning stages Jose Racal’s Junta al Passing In celebration of Jose Racal’s 1 50th birth anniversary, University of the Philippines Los Banns Assigning, together with the Theatre Communication class of this semester, will stage Jay Doodle’s Filipino adaptation of Jose Racal’s “Junta al Passing”: “As Tibia Eng Passing. ” Synopsis Jose Racal’s Junta al […]

The way premarital sex among Christians is discussed has a flaw. This flaw is not due to the topic’s insignificance, but rather the misleading language used. The terms “fornication” and “fornicate,” commonly used in Christian discussions in the past, are now outdated and rarely used. Instead, we now use “abstinence” and “premarital sex.” However, I […]

We are thankful to Prof. Rempson Sumilang for his generous sharing of expertise and knowledge, which has greatly enhanced this study. Additionally, we express our gratitude to God for His constant presence, answered prayers, and the strength to persevere when faced with challenges. Dear Lord, thank you immensely. The study’s objective is to determine the […]

The play “Alibugha” was seen on September 11, 2011, at Paco Catholic School. It is based on the Parable of the Prodigal Son and shares similarities with the original story. In “Alibugha,” a family including a father and two sons is depicted. The father was a farmer, his older son followed in his footsteps while […]

Walking down the aisle with my father, I am filled with a mix of surreal and confusing emotions. On one side, my loving and supportive family surrounds me, while on the other side, I see my future in-laws who may seem tired but can be revitalized through love and care. I am disliked by my […]

Various theological perspectives exist on the future of humanity. Jurgen Moltmann’s theology of hope investigates the correlation between hope and faith in God’s future. In his works “Theology of Hope: On the Ground and the Implications of a Christian Eschatology” (1967) and Hope and History, Moltmann underscores the significance of dwelling in hope while expecting […]

Canto I Dante The Pilgrim awakens in the dark wood, realizing he is halfway through his life. Terrified at being alone in such a dreary valley, the protagonist roams until he stumbles upon a sunny hill, which gradually alleviates his fear. However, as he attempts to ascend the hill, his way is obstructed by three […]

Do you desire to have a connection with God? Absolutely. The concept of sin in relation to global warming implies that our prosperity may anger Mother Nature, who is seen as a vengeful deity. Despite acknowledging our wrongdoing, we tend to shift the blame onto groups such as Republicans, right-wingers, and racists for all the […]

Why do we need our heart open? The heart is actually the centreand ruler of your being. Even in Traditional Chinese Medicine it is known as the ‘Emperor of the Body’ – not the mind as predominantly thought in the western world. The heart when opened fully is where your inner guidance comes from (and […]

Huna is a Hawaiian religion started in 1936. Its is described as “the secret science behind the miracles”. Max Freedom Long founded Huna Research Associates, which is what its called today in 1945, and the Huna Fellowship and the Huna Church were started after his discovery. It is not only a church and fellowship but […]

Transcendental Meditation: An explanation: “The Abundance of Benefits” Transcendental meditation is a simple, effortless mental technique which allows your mind to relax completely. During meditation you are able to gain a very profound rest, which is scientifically proven to be almost ten times as powerful as the rest you gain during your ordinary sleep. By […]

Elaborate on the responsibility that an early years practitioner has in fostering moral and spiritual growth in children. A child’s moral mindset plays a crucial role in their spiritual and ethical growth, aiding them in managing challenging situations like the loss of a loved one. It also teaches them to distinguish between right and wrong […]

Aboriginal spirituality is as diverse and complex as the people themselves’ The statement, ‘Aboriginal spiritually Is as diverse and complex as the people themselves’, relates Aboriginal people to their culture and beliefs. The Aborigines have a complex belief system and are complex people themselves. Our Native Australians have highly developed social systems, are deeply spiritual […]