Essays on Religious Beliefs

One of the focuses of this paper is to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of historians’ approach to the causes of war, and to discuss its strengths and weaknesses. This paper will also discuss the kind of conflict which the Northern Mali Civil War is,...

Due to cultural views and strict religious beliefs many young Mexican American women in the Coachella Valley are often discouraged from choosing a major that would take too much time away from future family obligations. Therefore, they are encouraged to stick to traditional stereotypical careers....

In the play, Fences, the main character Troy Maxson is by nowhere near a religious man. Troy has created his own philosophies, especially with baseball, through his own definition of religion. Sandra G. Shannon’s interpretive examination of, ‘The Good Christian’s Come and Gone: The Shifting...

Religion affects our values and attitude to others and the universe; it can also allow us to trace back to the history of the development of different countries. As Japan is renowned for its distinct religious culture, shrines have become the top list for travelers...

There comes a point in everyone’s life that they must start making decisions on their own, it is at this point they choose what lenses they will use to drive their decisions. For Christians that lense is the Bible and the Holy Spirit is the...

Curiosity is a big part of life, so it’s not unusual that several of us ask questions concerning life and existence. Examples of these questions may be: How did the universe begin? Is God real? Why is life the way it is now? Many of...

Every person has a worldview that is either biblical or secular (humanistic). A person’s worldview is the lens through which they view the world. It dictates the decisions they make, the way they treat themselves and others, and their ideas of life after death. Everyone...