Category: Belief

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction In Romans 8:37-39, the apostle Paul speaks of how nothing can separate us from the love of God. He mentions that neither death nor life, angels nor rulers, present nor future, height nor depth can do so (Biblica, 2022). This verse reminds us that no matter what…

Theological reasoning strives to pose questions and answer them in terms of sacred theology. Such issues as meaning, essences, causes, distinctions, and so on compose the core of reason. For instance, questions about what grace is and what God reveals by it can be posed. This teaches how to consider theological problems, thus penetrating a…

Did Darwin Kill God?, a documentary movie by Dr. Conor Cunningham, professor of the University of Nottingham, reflects my beliefs most fully. I think that God is a supernatural being that exists outside of time and space, its basis, and the driving force. Cunninghams movie correlates with the classic definition of God and my personal…

It is important to note that the story of Job in the Book of Job is a prime biblical reflection on the concept of suffering and the test of faith. One of the key elements of the story revolves around God allowing Satan to act as an agent of assessing Jobs faith. Job lost his…

Table of Contents Introduction Nonviolence Non-Absolutism Non-possessiveness Historical development Conclusion Reference List Introduction Jainism is a religion in South Asia, India in particular, which is founded on the doctrine of non-violence to all creatures. Despite the faith sharing some concepts with Buddhism and Hinduism, it is imperative to note that Jainism is an independent religion.…

No one can deny the role of history in our day to day lives. We are and will remain to be products and by-products of past events. What the world experiences today in the name of postmodernity is simply a complex transformation of what was practiced in the early days. This phenomenon is equally important…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works Cited Footnotes Introduction Voltaire was born in the final years of the seventeenth century and died a decade before the beginning of the French Revolution. Christened François Marie Arouet, he subsequently assumed his name to Voltaire. In fact, Voltaire was a central and quintessential figure of the…

Table of Contents Philosophical Approach to Faith Naturalism and Evolution Theism Conclusion Works Cited Everyone has faith  from the irrational religious zealot to the fervent philosopher and the meticulous scientist. We all believe in something and thus we behave in line with these beliefs. Therefore, the underlying question, in this case, is not whether…

Understand the key features of a sociological approach to religion and belief Beliefs constitute the backbone of any community. Indeed, societies were founded, cohere, develop, degenerate and die based on their belief systems (Usó-Doménech and Nescolarde-Selva, 2016, p. 147). These systems allow people to comprehend the surrounding world and provide reality with a specific meaning.…

Beliefs, and belief systems, are a significant factor in the transmission of information. According to Shannon & Weaver (1948), the process of communication in any form involves encoding a message into a signal, transmitting, and then decoding it to receive the original message. This principle applies to computer systems as much as it does to…