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What exactly is modernity? Most classical social theorists found themselves engaged in attempts to analyze and critique modern society. But nowhere is such analysis more clear than in the work of Durkheim, Marx, Weber and Simmel. Indeed, through their writings, whilst all of them displayed a remarkable awareness of the advantages of modernity, what distinguished…

Both the Islamic and Christian worldviews share similar beliefs about origin, as stated in the Quran and the Bible’s Genesis. Both affirm that Allah/God is the creator of everything, including the heavens and earth. The recognition of a divine creator is acknowledged by both Islam and Christianity. In terms of identity, being a Muslim means…

Bing a mature individual doesn’t merely go on over dark, and adulthood doesn’t need fully have an age. Rather Maturity depends more on a individuals sense of wisdom, humbleness, and duty. Bing a mature individual is coming footings with yourself and cognizing who you are as an person. In add-on it is where your precedences…

This anthropological paper is an attempt to review the article by Breibert, Rosenfeld, and McClain (2003) which is a research study investigating the effect of spiritual health (or well-being) on “end-of-life despair in terminally- ill cancer patients” (1603).  The authors note at the beginning of the article that the significance of spiritual well-being as a…

This study aims to explain the extent of the quality service that are provided to customer and the extent of satisfaction that is obtaining from service that are provided by banking , additionally explain the factor that constituent of service quality that are used to measure the customer satisfactions and its important of banking ,…

There is a dispute on the origins of Taoism. One theory is the earliest known Taoist text may be the work of a minister of the ruler of the Shang-Yin dynasty in the eighteenth century B.C. The other theory is that it was began by the mentor of the father of the Chou dynasty in…

Robert K. Merton, an American sociologist, released his initial significant work in 1938 titled “Social Structure and Anomie”. Following its publication, this piece underwent revisions and adjustments to address criticisms. The importance of this lies in the timing of Merton’s research, which occurred during a period when crime was predominantly viewed as an individual issue…

The Chronicle of Le Mans depicts events that took place in the French town of Le Mans toward the late 10th century. The document tells primarily of the evil acts of Sehok ben Esther Israeli, a former Jew who has converted to Christianity, and how he strove against the Jewish community in Le Mans. By…

A healthy, vibrant, growing and happy Christian life requires a regular routine of communion with God through prayer, study His Word, and in Christian service to mankind. Like eating, sleeping, and exercising, it demands daily attention. And like our bodies, our spiritual life quickly withers and dies without spiritual food. The story of Enoch is…

As a professor of Islamic Studies at Hartford, Jane I. Smith wrote this book to inform American laypeople about the Muslim faith, especially profiling citizens that have converted to the fastest growing faith in the world.  By studying the Muslim tradition in great detail over the course of her academic career, she has a vast…