Essays about Jesus

As Historian Philip Schaff stated, “This Jesus of Nazareth, without money and arms, conquered more millions than Alexander, Caesar, Mohammed, and Napoleon; without science… e shed more light on things human and divine than all philosophers and scholars combined; without the eloquence of schools, he spoke such words of life as were never spoken before…

The investigation into the life of Jesus has long fascinated historians and those with religious beliefs. The existence of Jesus, the accuracy of biblical accounts, his ability to perform miracles, and his divine status have all been subjects of inquiry. Unfortunately, definitive answers to these questions remain elusive. However, it is within the Gospels of…

In Gnostic writings, Jesus is portrayed as a heavenly redeemer with a greater emphasis on his spiritual nature rather than his physical form. The main focus is not on Jesus’ humanity, but rather on his ability to guide individuals towards the kingdom. To impart gnosis and reveal their origins and ultimate destination, Jesus assumes a…

Introduction             One of the many great promises which modern science offers the present generation is its being able to reconstruct the past which much faithfulness and precision. It is certainly a scientific wonder that representational graphics are now available for modern people to behold and study the past. Instances to these are everywhere: ancient…

Mariano Que initially worked as an employee of a drugstore during the prewar era but like most typical successful entrepreneurs, Que found his opportunities after the war and during the advent of the American occupation. The destruction of the prewar establishments left everyone starting and rebuilding from scratch, and those who had a wider perception of…

Migrant Farm Workers in “Under the Feet of Jesus” and “…And the Earth Did Not Devour Him”             The harsh treatment of Mexican Americans as migrant farm workers during the early 20th century has been the subject of two great novels. One is “Under the Feet of Jesus” by Helena Maria Viramontes and another is…

Jesus Christ is the world’s most popular religious figure. He is the founder of Christianity, the largest religious group of today. He claimed to be the Son of God who came down from heaven to the world to save sinners. Jesus is the Son of God because He was conceived by the Holy Ghost. He …

The idea of history and fantasy play a huge role in The Passion. Jeanette Winterson uses these two different genres to create this story. Patrick’s eye, Villanelle’s webbed feet, and Villanelle’s ‘stolen heart’ are some examples of the elements of fantasy seen in The Passion. Another book that deals with fantasy and reality is the…

The author of this book, William Fay, has a very interesting past. He was once the “president and CEO of a multimillion-dollar international corporation” (p. 1). He was involved and directly tied to the mafia, as well as running a prostitution house. Apart from his business life, Fay was a very successful racquetball player. He…

The main subject of the Paschal Mystery of our Lord Jesus Christ is the Passion/Suffering, Death, and Resurrection. The Passion encompasses Jesus’ physical, spiritual, and mental suffering in the hours leading up to and including his trial and crucifixion. One event that stands out is the “Stations of the Cross,” which portrays various moments from…