Essays on Religion Page 141

​Jonathan Edwards’ Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God was a really moving and strong speech, the shock woke the people up from their sin, the sermon also shows us what’s the spiritual life and morality of the people like, we see how the people was fallen into the hell, how they enraged God,…

Art has always been an influential form of expression, so much so that I have even decided to major in it. Luckily for art lovers such as myself, it just so happens to be that practically all of the places in the world that you can think of have long histories with art. One type…

The gospel of Matthew and MarkThe term gospel, in Christianity translates as good news.   A gospel is one of the four canonical books in the New Testament that describes the life, ministry, teachings and the death of Jesus (Achtemeier, Green & Thompson, 2001).  Four gospels are officially recognized by the New Testament out of…

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, later known as Mother Teresa, was a woman who dedicated her life to caring for the poor and needy. She also provided love and support to the sick. Her empathy and devotion had a lasting impact on those around her. After establishing Missionaries of Charity, Mother Teresa inspired the creation of 15…

Among Glenn’s many achievements was The Last Celt, a bio-bibliography of Robert E. Howard, published in 1976 by Donald Grant. When it appeared it was a long anticipated benchmark event in Howardom. The 416 page volume was much appreciated by the legion of Howard fans who knew no one other than Glenn could have compiled and…

Mother Teresa was a powerful woman with her missions and countless acts of mercy. Powerful leaders in our world today should learn from Mother Teresa and her countless acts of mercy, which she performed. Often men and women in powerful positions misuse their strengths simply for their own personal benefit. Mother Teresa is a perfect…

A religious worldview that is impacting a society marketplace today. Worldview is the frameiwork from which we view reality and how we perceive the world and life itself. Whether conscious or subconscious everyone has an some type of a world view. Every religion in the world has its own worldview . This worldview tries to…

Countless theologians and ecologists claim that religion plays a major role in how humans interact with the natural world. Many theologians, specifically Lynn White, blame religion, especially Christianity, for the ecological crisis that humans now face. However, not only do experts believe that it was religion that got us into this mess, they believe that…

Humans are born with the innate ability to define what is considered a sin and what is considered a deed. By this, it is necessitated upon by us,the humans, to find reason and rhyme for our sins, and reward ourselves because of our virtues. We avoid sins typically, except in some cases where our own…

“Doctrine” comes from a Latin word meaning “teaching” – doctrine shouldn’t be just an intellectual exercise  doctrine  “the teaching of Christ” (II John 2:9) Significance of Doctrine. Knowledge enhances relationships even relationships with God – Think of your best friends: they are the people you know the most about – Deep relationships are rooted in…