Essays on Religion Page 43

Myth archetypes are a very important part of our lives tracing way back to our ancestors. The three major creation myths are aetiological myths, historical myths, and psychological myths. All three of these different myths are what helps the creation myth to be made and understood. With each creation myth one of the three will…

Literature reflects the society with which it was created. It is an interwoven account of relevant issues hounding or abounding in a specific place and time which not only describe the present but also embody the future. Short story, as a form of literature, vividly captures and broadens a single yet significant event into a…

According to most of the people in the world, one of the biggest problems that we face is not the failing world economy or the growing civil unrest in the Middle East. Instead most people in the world believe that we are the main problem, before any of the other struggles that might be going…

Has Christianity caused more conflict in the world than it has solved? Christianity typically is thought of as promoting peace, bringing happiness into people’s lives, and making the world a better place. The whole point of church is to teach a person to better themselves. But is this really the case? Is it better for…

The argument still continues if Dr. Jose Rizal. our national hero. truly retracted? This has been the greatest contention which is most talked about Rizal. He is recognized for the novels he had written during the Spanish period. Because of these brave Acts of the Apostless of rebellion against the said colonisers. he became our…

When we were children, adults would always tell us to speak the truth and never lie. But as we grow older we learn that no person in the world is entirely truthful. In many scenarios people don’t recognize that they have told a lie. Lies are widespread that they seem like it’s the truth. Some…

The letters of Magdalena and Balthasar give us a glance into the lives of a merchandiser twosome in 16th century Nuremberg, Germany. Renaissance Nuremberg was a metropolis much like Florence, full of civilization and based on a strong merchandiser economic system. The lone difference was that while Florence was predominately Catholic, Nuremberg’s occupants were Protestant….

The works of Jonathan Edwards and Thomas Paine are complete opposites. Both have a very one-sided view of there religious beliefs. They go in detailed options of their region. They both have very different view of religious beliefs that will discussed: the work of Johnathan Edwards “Sinners In the Hand of An Angry God”, Thomas…

“All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree.” is a quote by Albert Einstein. Seems like a weird way to try to connect things, when you first read it. I think his way of thinking was going in the correct direction. The three are closely related somehow, some way. The tree would…

Religion(s) comes in many forms with so much diversity, but at the same time, it unites people through a common set of beliefs and practices, especially with globalization. The relationship between globalization and religion opens the doors for new possibilities and challenges. Religion benefits from the opportunities that are an offer by globalization, as it…