Category: Religion 1596

  • Religious and Political Discourse in Violence Justification

    Various kinds of criminals often use religious and political discourse to justify their actions, while both sides of the conflict always find supporters among the population involved. Jews are a unique society with the oldest roots in the world, very closely associated with the most widespread religions in the world. A nationality with a particular…

  • Law Enforcement Crisis Intervention from Biblical Viewpoint

    The Active shooter crisis in the United States has continued being problematic, with significant concerns falling on the response time of enforcement officers to crisis. It is reported that the time lag of active shooter incidence occurring and the police response to the incidence is approximately 5 minutes (Sikes et al., 2018). Reducing this time…

  • Animism or Holistic Concepts in Indigenous Religions

    Indigenous religions involve ancestral faiths of peoples who are local to certain regions. Their faiths assist people in attaining the objective of living well in such regions. Thus, indigenous faiths differ, just as the locations their practitioners reside vary (Van Voorst 31). Most indigenous religions and other monotheist religions like Christianity and Islam practice both…

  • Review of Little Buddha by Bernardo Bertolucci

    Little Buddha is a 1993 film by Bernardo Bertolucci that tells the story of choosing the rebirth of Lama Dorje, a great Buddhist teacher. Lama Norbu and a group of monks from Butane go to the US to find an American boy Jesse Conrad. The monks announce that the child is the reincarnation of the…

  • The Varieties of Religious Experience by W. James

    People are usually concerned about the surrounding phenomena and events influencing their lives. James (2009) describes the most common questions related to the nature of history and the meaning of its importance. The answers can be diverse as every individual has specific beliefs and unique experiences. Religion usually consists of these two questions, and some…

  • Analysis of Michael Mullets Writing on Martin Luther

    In ancient times, Martin Luther was known for being a missionary who brought a Christian understanding of salvation and righteousness. Being an extremist Christian, Luther set the basis for Christians to understand how to be closer to God by being righteous in their deeds and having strong faith in the Almighty. Scholars have had mixed…

  • The Churching of America by Finke and Stark

    The Churching of America by Finke and Stark uses economic theory to illustrate the growth and failure of religious organizations is perhaps the most intriguing aspect of this book. They attribute religions gradual increase in vitality to increasing religious diversity created by Americas religious free market and the associated failure in mainline denominations to the…

  • Seated Buddhas Meaning and Execution Style

    Table of Contents Introduction Subject Content Context Style Medium Conclusion Works Cited Introduction A white marble Buddha sitting in a lotus pose on Mount Nakaked in the Chalonga district, guarding a temple dedicated to him. Believers come to him to worship and ask for health and wealth for themselves and their loved ones. It is…

  • Pre-Creation and Creation in Maya Religion

    The Maya religion incorporates many magical supernatural features in its beliefs about the creation of Earth and life on Earth. The Popul Vuh document allows tracing Maya beliefs back to their development as the process of creation is the central and fundamental basis of any religion. Through depicting conversations about the creation of Earth and…

  • The Prophets Voyages to Rome in The Acts of Paul

    The Acts of Paul are a recollection of Pauls journey to Rome that was recorded by Luke, his companion. According to scholarship, the Biblical Acts of Paul were written in approximately 100160 CE (Wilson). In the Acts, an overview of the prophet Pauls voyages and sermons may be found. At this time, the Roman Empire…