Essays on Belief

Is there a soul? This is a question I have been mulling over for the past eight or so weeks and I’ve come to the realise that there is no definite answer, no ‘Eureka!’ moment. But that the answer lies in your own opinions and...

I believe in racial equality. Some may call me “color blind” and others don’t say anything, but just leave their harsh judgments up to doltish stereotypes. Racism, the prejudice discrimination directed against someone of a different race based on a belief that one’s own race...

I believe in respect. Having respect to everything doesn’t matter what it is. Respecting your friend, family, even your enemies, respect people who don’t deserve it, respect for nature, and respect for yourself, which should be the first respect you should have. To earn respect...

I believe in a dream. If we look through the biography of some people who succeeded in life, what we see? They all had a dream- a big, fantastic, unbelievable for others. They worked hard to bring it to life. A dream makes us improve,...

Is it irresponsible to believe without evidence? William James is confident in that life presents to us this concept that we must choose a certain “forced option” multiple times throughout our lives. We as people tend to have a difficult time in understanding not only...

I believe in helping and giving others. Ever since I was young, at the end of the year, my mom would tell me to separate the clothes that I did use from the ones I did not, and then she would take me and my...

Karma is simply known as “what goes around, comes around”, which is believed widely in, but not limited to, Buddhism and Hinduism. People who adhere to certain religious beliefs that each act performed on a daily basis will be gradually recognized by the Spirit, which...