Essays on Religious Concepts

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The Problem of Evil and The Existence of God

3 pages / 1444 words

With all the evil in the world today and in the past how can an Omnipotent, Omniscient, and all-God exist? Not just evil to other humans in the day to day affairs but throughout history. The evil including animal suffering from natural evils as well...

Existence of God Problem of Evil

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God's Silence and The Problem of Evil

4 pages / 1736 words

One of the recurring themes in Shusaku’s Silence is the philosophical problem about the existence of an all-good, all-knowing, and all-powerful God and the existence of evil. The problem in relation to the novel can be formulated thus: If there is a good God, how...

Christianity God Problem of Evil

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Concepts and Beliefs Related to The Idea of Reincarnation

6 pages / 2801 words

Introduction Reincarnation refers to the philosophy or a belief that after the death of an individual, there is a part of his soul or his entire life energy that gets transmuted to other body. The concept of reincarnation is prevelant amongst various major religions that...

Afterlife Reincarnation

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A Discussion of Whether Reincarnation is Real

3 pages / 1330 words

Introduction Reincarnation is a pre-eminent topic that challenges the idea of our existence; why we live and why we die. Science suggests that life is a continuous cycle of birth, growth, and death. But at what point does it exactly stop and where does the...

Reincarnation

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Solidarity in Relation to Division of Labor

3 pages / 1220 words

The term solidarity according to Merriam-Webster (n.d.) is characterized the unity as of a group pr class that produces or is based on community of interests, objectives, and standards.. The term and ideas was presented by French sociologist Emile Durkheim in the year 1893. As...

Solidarity

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Soren Kierkegaard’s Views on The Paradoxical Nature of Faith

5 pages / 2377 words

Soren Kierkegaard’s Philosophical Fragments seeks to show the limits of reason when it comes to knowledge of the divine. His work is a polemic against idealism, which states that through sheer reason and will alone we can have knowledge of the eternal. However, Kierkegaard argues...

Existentialism Faith Kierkegaard

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The Nature of Christian Faith in Kierkegaard’s Fear and Trembling

2 pages / 857 words

With many Christians and people who follow the teachings of God, the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22 was probably one of the most popular parts in the Bible. While the original story is a story of faith and sacrifice, the four divergent...

Existentialism Faith Kierkegaard

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Reflection of God's Teachings in The Actions of Joan of Arc

1 page / 624 words

“Ideally, the Church is at the forefront of social change, guiding society with the unique perspective of Jesus Christ.” During the Middle Age, most people believed in God, heaven and hell. They were taught that heaven could only be reached through the Church if the...

Catholic Church God Joan of Arc

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How Atheism Has Risen to Power

6 pages / 2535 words

There are so many questions than answers provided to understanding the whole universe. Some people turn to those that supposedly to have the answers, such as our family members, people with higher authority, or someone greater than us. On the other hand, others tend to...

Atheism Existence of God Religious Beliefs

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My Ethical Theories Revealed: Virtue Ethics and The Divine Nature Theory

2 pages / 958 words

The issues people have with marriages today are very complicated and complex compared to years ago. As humans we turn to philosophy and ethics to help us build guidance to solve moral issues, however there is not always a perfect solution. From all the metaethical...

God Personal Ethics Virtue Ethics

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The Christian View of Existence of Heaven and Hell

3 pages / 1292 words

The Topic of Death Death has been a topic where people hardly ever spoke about, but in recent times, many people have become more open to discussing it. There are many questions arising on what happens next after a person dies. Before I move into...

Afterlife Bible Biblical Worldview

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Perceptions of Heaven and Hell in Christianity and Buddhism

4 pages / 1903 words

There are over four thousand religions present in our world, each of these belief systems offer their followers guidelines for living their best lives in accordance to the values and ethics of their faith. However along with the reward of heaven or paradise for ones...

Afterlife Biblical Worldview Zen Buddhism

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Overview of The True Purposes of Education

3 pages / 1186 words

In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Lord counseled people to organize themselves and teach one another. Acting on the revelation, the Saints started working to “establish a school for the Prophets” in Kirtland. In this “house of God”, Young men and women were encouraged...

Christian Worldview God Philosophy of Education

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Theism and Religious Beliefs

3 pages / 1286 words

What is your basic definition of religion? You state is as such: ‘It is merely faith in something greater, in something beyond us that we cannot explain or control.’ But that is not all there is to religion. That’s more just theism in general. Religion...

Faith Religious Beliefs

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Research Paper on The Role of God in Changing Beliefs About Abortions in Judaism

2 pages / 1012 words

This research paper will investigate the question “What role did God play in changing beliefs about abortion in Judaism?” Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay The first...

Abortion God Judaism

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The Role of Fate in Beowulf Epic Poem

3 pages / 1223 words

In the poem Beowulf, written by an unknown author, fate plays a crucial role in shaping who Beowulf becomes. Death, the fate of all men, is not a choice made by humans but an inevitable force controlled by fate and destiny. Just as God gave...

Beowulf Fate God

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The Portrayal of Death in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

4 pages / 1644 words

Emily Dickinson`s, Because I Could Not Stop For Death is a complex type of poem, that provides us important question about the construction of the poem. Why did she choose to talk about death?, how? and in what way?. Each poet has a particular way...

Death Emily Dickinson Immortality

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My Personal Values and Their Impact on My Life

4 pages / 1927 words

Introduction Social work practice brings about many different ethical dilemmas on a day to day basis. Doel (2016) recognises that these dilemmas can happen because of a conflict between our personal values and our professional values. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each...

Faith Resilience Values

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Descartes' Proof of The Existence of God

2 pages / 797 words

In this essay, I am going to analyse the relation between “I” and God two concepts from Descartes’s book A Discourse on the Method. People of his time in France would never have dared to say that “I” come before god, because they thought that...

Existence of God God Rene Descartes