Essays on Religion Page 144

The famous saying goes “To make a mistake is human, to forgive is divine”. What makes the power of forgiveness comparable to God? The very nature of humans is to get angry and feel resentful towards those who have hurt us or did some harm to us in any way. Always forgive your enemies —…

The Renaissance aspects were originally embraced by the South of Italy, which influenced across Europe. Individualism demonstrated as an ability to contact God individually and the New Learning, which helped and invoked German and other people to develop and think critically. These aspects were led to the Protestant Reformation. Politically, the Reformation begins in Germany…

Peasants such as Martin Guerre had their lives built around several social institutions and basic structures. The Early Modern period, 1450-1789, was a period marked by political change, social conservatism, religious fundamentalism, and a distinct social hierarchy. Martin Guerre and other peasants were at the bottom of the social hierarchy, working the land and doing…

Mother Teresa, who is widely regarded as one of the most esteemed figures of the 20th century due to her dedication to helping the poor, sick, and dying worldwide, was effectively portrayed in a film shown in class. The film highlighted her deep concern for society’s marginalized and her ability to inspire millions through her…

“Morality is not the doctrine of how we make ourselves happy, but how we may make ourselves worthy of happiness” (Immanuel Kant). In Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road, a father and his son, both of whose names are unstated, struggle to survive the results of an unspecified apocalyptic event; inevitably, virtually all life has disappeared and…

The Puritan society was one of oppression and suppression. They were a strict people and looked down on all they disagreed with. As shown in the Jonathan Edwards sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”, they viewed people who did not follow their doctrine to the letter as inferior and doomed to an…

Introduction: Now days that new generation have developed their own lifestyle as very different as before the later generations, many cultures died, forgotten and unexrecised by now. This thing is happening because of now rapidly growing technology, commercializations, industrializations and globalizations. One of the cultures, which have totally affected by these things, is our beliefs….

Abiding love transcends earthly expression, mitigates absence and finds consummation in silence and death. Love as a human reality carries with it the limitations and struggles in its expression and manifestation. Like other dimensions of the human experience it is part and parcel of the human search and struggle for happiness and meaning.  This aspect…

The significance and significance of the Dreaming is cardinal to Aboriginal spiritualty. Each Aboriginal group is connected with the Dreaming and is cognizant its alone individuality is derived from it. Aborigines today, continue to emerge from the Dreaming, yet they are still intensely connected with it till this twenty-four hours. The Dreaming includes all facets…

Martin Luther King Jr., Atlanta, 1929 – Memphis, 1968, American Baptist Pastor, defender of civil rights. The long struggle of black Americans to achieve the fullness of rights has since 1955 experienced an acceleration in whose leadership. The young pastor Martin Luther King was soon to stand out. Martin Luther King nonviolent action, inspired by…