Essays on Religion Page 111

Dionysus was one the most influential of the Grecian Gods. Even though he didn ’ t arrive in Greece until about 800 BC, the impact from his followings is still felt in the universe we live in today. Dionysus was a demi-god significance that he was merely a half God, which makes his rise to…

World historical events are dominantly engaged into colonization. Like other literary eras, colonization is difficult to draw. There are colonizers that invade citizens of one country to settle and to introduce their beliefs, tradition and customs and to establish political control over that area of citizens. Filipinos experienced colonization by the Spaniards, Americans and Japanese…

There has been a growing debate on whether religious education should or should not be offered in public colleges. While some people view religious education as an important subject matter for students whereas some people oppose religious education because they are concerned about students being indoctrinated and confused about the values taught in college vs…

St Paul of Tarsus is an important figure in Christianity because of his significant contributions of writings and letters which comprise a substantial portion of the New Testament. Regarded as the progenitor of Christianity following Jesus, Paul greatly influenced the dissemination of the faith through his missionary journeys, enriching religious customs and facilitating the expansion…

Christian worldview. The first is the question of origin, this explains such topic as how did life begin, and how did humans come to exist. The biblical worldview says that “everything that exists, including humans, is the result of God,” (Wider & Guttering, 2013). This can be proven by the following scriptures, Genesis 126 and…

Europeans have long been captivated by the Middle East and its inhabitants, a fascination that predates the emergence of Islam and Arab conquests. Today, the imprint of Islamic influence is evident across a vast territory stretching from the Philippines to Spain and Central Africa. This expansive Islamic world boasts an array of cultures that have…

In a preface to the book, Euben clearly delineated two research questions underlying the whole study. First, the author analyzed the crisis of “secular liberal democracies” on the example of the United States with its voter absenteeism and decrease of active citizenship within the context of “religio-political movements [which] are galvanizing peoples into extraordinary attempts…

Caryl Churchill was born in London on September 3, 1938 and grew up in England and Canada. She obtained a BA in English from Oxford University in 1960, during which she wrote three plays: Downstairs, You’ve No Need to be Frightened, and Having a Wonderful Time. Following her graduation, she started writing radio plays for…

What is Community Psychology: Is a very important branch of psychology it understands people’s behavior within their communities, societies, and organizations. Community psychology focuses more on wellness than illness it’s an important factor to support social change through the empowerment of weak groups such as women who suffer from brutality, youth and children living in…

The story of Joseph is a two-fold demonstration of the Christian idea of anomniscient and omnipotent God with a master plan for the life of each humanbeing and for the universe as a whole. Every circumstance in Josephs life isturned around to lead to his ultimate position as an Egyptian ruler, whichallows him to save…