God Reports Samples For Students

In 1927, the philosopher Bertrand Russell gave a speech titled “Why I Am Not a Christian” in which he exposes the reasons why he does not share this belief. In the first part, he analyzes and criticizes different arguments for the necessity of the existence of God, including the First-Cause Argument. In summary, this argument argues that everything must be caused and that this causation must have a first cause, which is God. While there are some obvious flaws in this argument, the present text will not analyze them, but Russell’s response to it. While he raises some convincing points, his ...

Introduction

Ancient scholars discovered that the earth and universe are very old but many people take this for granted (Dr.Terry 2003). According to recent studies, the idea has been rejected since modern scholars have proved otherwise. The facts of earth being old was developed through geology but htis was opposed by scriptural geologists.The findings obtained then are very essential for not only understanding relationship of Christianity to science but also getting the educating students on current arguments creation,evolution ,social, spiritual and moral implications thereof.

Overview

History of Creation
During 18th century,many myths of explaining naturalistic and evolutionary nature ...

Hinduism religion is popular among the Indian community both in India and abroad. This religion has several splinter groups, which practice more or less similar religious practice. I learnt a number of lessons about Hinduism when a paid a visit at Murugan Temple of North America. At the time of my visit, I found three people in the temple. All the people present at the time of my visit were male adult probable at the age of 30s and 60s. The temple attendant was wearing a white robe whereas the rest of the people were dressed in shirts and trousers.
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What is the ultimate reality? What is the source of everything?

The problem of the meaning of life - it is a problem of the desired ideal, or the truth. Her understanding of the defined purpose , direction and nature of all human activities . However, the very solution to the issue , if we essentially due to the existential -personal setting man: his freedom , his spiritual and moral condition . On the historical stage three main forces claim to address these issues: religion, philosophy and science. Summarized their responses can be expressed as follows. Religion, which refers to a complete system of beliefs, where the idea of ​​God ...

Spanish colonization was an unbalanced mix of saints and sinners. In the name of God, Spanish explorers, conquistadors and colonists raped, pillaged and destroyed people, land, and cities. Justified by divine providence, Spanish colonization became one of the bloodiest and most cruel encroachments in American History. The document that gave way to these Godless pursuits was the Requerimiento (Requirement) written in 1510 by the Council of Castile. It was read in Latin to the Indians with no interpreters present; Some times it was even delivered from shipboard to an empty beach, justifying the behaviors of Spanish invaders. The document ...

Chivalry is referred to as a medieval system that constituted of principles and customs associated with a knighthood. It is also mentioned to depict and put across the qualities desired and idealized by knighthood like bravery, honor, esteem, fearlessness and respect and gallantry towards women. There were different phases and points of views associated to Chivalry namely, the military, the social, and the religious. During 12th and 13th century and henceforth, Chivalry was understood not only as a moral code of conducts for knights but expanded to their religious and social behavior too.
Chivalry in middle ages referred to the highest ...

Rabbinic Judaism is a way of life of the Jewish community as described by the Rabbis. The six centuries after the destruction of the Jerusalem temple are referred to as the late antiquity period. During that period, Rabbinic Judaism was among the prominent religions in Israel and Babylonia. The religious leaders during that time wrote three documents that have fostered the understanding of Rabbinic Judaism namely the Mishnah and the two Talmuds (p. 7584). Other documents include commentaries on the books of the Law (Torah) as well as Siddur-the Jewish prayer book. The Torah contains the sacred teachings of Moses ...

Christianity is a religion that has gone though various phases, some that have been challenging and others that have displayed true victory. Whenever a certain victory had to be achieved, there had always been a challenge that has made even the believers stronger. Many have questioned its authenticity while unable to unveil its mysteries. It has become a source of inspiration and transformation to many as it unites different communities and tribe. In the fifth chapter of the book ‘Adventures in the Human Spirit’, the author takes us through the various challenges that the Christian religion has had to go through and how ...

Business Ethics

Introduction
Since the late 20th century, the number of illegal immigrants entering America and other countries has risen sharply. Currently, more than 1million immigrate to America, half of which do not follow the due legal process of movement (Miller 11). In average, 50% to 60% of the illegal immigrants in America enter the region through America-Mexico border. Most of the illegal aliens entering America come from Guatemala, Latin America, El Salvador, and Columbia among others (Miller section 1). Today we continue to face many ethical issues or concerns in relation to illegal immigrants, one being corporations hiring illegal ...

Mary Rowlandson had a particularly difficult experience in maintaining her Puritanism and womanhood, as she was captured by Indians and lived with them for some time. Her experiences, as depicted in the narrative itself, directly challenge Puritan religious beliefs, as well as her understanding of her moral superiority over the Indians who capture her. Mary believes that God has a central role in her life, due to her Puritanism, and so she believes that there is a reason that she was attacked and captured. The book itself informs us of the Puritans' belief in the supremacy of God, particularly through Mary's examinations ...

Religious Life on Planet Earth

Religion on Earth
In order to whether people on Earth are religious, there is a need for the definition of what religion is. The most fundamental part in religion is the belief in a Supreme Being or Supreme Beings who are also referred to as God or Gods respectively. The actions and activities that are practiced relation to the God or Gods are termed as religious actions and religious activities. Religious actions and activities include prayer, pilgrimage, and holding religious meetings just to mention a few. The religious belief that believes in the existence a one God, as is the case in ...

The Huns were a Mongolian tribe originating from central Asia who invaded southeastern Europe from the third through fifth centuries and managed to establish a remarkable empire. In their nomadic ventures, the Huns crossed paths with the Visigoths and Ostrogoths and managed to achieve dominance over the Roman Empire.

According to (Maenchen-Helfen 46), Attila, Huns’ leader followed no religion, although he never cared about the religion of his subjects as long as they did what he wanted. The Huns however believed in spirits and magic, the so called “Sword of Mars” was a brilliant idea devised by Attila to frighten Romans that ...

John Piper’s book Don’t Waste Your Life, is a detailed book on Pipers real life experiences as he searched for an answer of the purpose of our life on earth. Piper’s search for answers trails through his father, Christian authors such as C.S Lewis, Harold John Ockenga and Jonathan Edwards just to mention a few, and the Bible. Piper addresses the correct mindset that is necessary for one to live a wholesome life as a good Christian. The book acts as a guide to Christians so that they can refocus on their lives and live according to God’s will and ...

Should "Intelligent Design” Be taught in Public School?

Intelligence design is a technical program with direct affiliations to philosophy. It denotes that some universal features and of things alive have intelligent explanations rather than unintended courses. Unintended courses here could be biological, for example, natural selection (Thaxton, 1986). This program redefines science in such a crucial way as to arouse mystic justifications. Some critics call it creationism or pseudoscience. Understanding intelligence design can at times confuse one for a religious viewpoint. Although this concept does not acknowledge religious convictions, a scholar can almost certainly attribute it to faith and deistic beliefs. In essence, it tries to provide an explanation for faith ...

Comparison between Venus and Adonis and The Calydonian Boar Hunt

This paper will point out the differences and similarities between these two art works in the Getty museum. The comparison focuses on the format of the art works presentation and the use of color, lines and the central themes inherent in the particular art works. The first art work is the Venus and Adonis an Italian painting that was painted between 1555 and 1560 by Tiziano Vecellio or as popularly known, Titian. Titian was one among the most prolific Italian painters of his time.

Venus and Adonis is a painting that has employed a vivid use of color to bring out ...

Discuss the criteria you will employ to determine if people on earth are religious in other words, what does religion look like?

I embarked on a journey to the planet known as earth to establish whether the people there are religious and their religious practices in relation to religion. In my view, religion is a way of life in addition to the traditions, relics and practices of a belief that an individual worships a divinity. Individuals, in addition to believing, they should contribute, involve themselves, surrender and dedicate their lives in existing and having trust in their divine being. I researched and observed ...

Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Taoism and Buddhism are the major religions in the world. Each of these religions has undergone development now and again in various regions across the globe with the basic aim of giving guidance to people to undertake their everyday activities in the most excellent and “welfaristic” way possible in any existing circumstances (Kumar 1). The religions are based on various principles and this makes them to be different from each other. However, these religions are in one way or the other similar to one other, and especially in regard to the beliefs held and the ...

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Abstract

The existence of god can be proved in more than one way, the most influential being the cosmological argument, where the existence and the ongoing self-evident set-up of its nature is taken to be the essence of god himself. Even hard core physicists could not explain the causes of happening of many events, which is a scientific proof of the fact that even science could not explain ‘scientifically’, the occurrence of many events and left the causes to God.

Proofs for the Existence of God

The Cosmological argument, according to me, holds good. Cosmological arguments however vary in detail, but all of them have the ...

Introduction

Different people will have different views on religion because of the variance in the philosophies held by every individual in relation to the matter. For this reason, people belonging to the Christian religion will have different views on Jesus Christ and why He came to this earth as man. Despite believing in the same religion, different Christians will have contrasting views on Jesus Christ and his mission on this earth. Philip Yancey is one of the authors who has tried to create an understanding of Jesus Christ in the Christianity and the reasons behind his coming to this earth. ...

In Athanasius’ On the Incarnation of the Word, Athanasius speaks of Christ as a figure who was intended to provide salvation to all, and restore harmony to humanity. Christ was an incarnation of the Word of God, and therefore, he was God. First, Athanius discusses the fact that Man is made in God’s image. Man is connected very strongly to the word of God, particularly through its incarnation into Jesus Christ. At the same time, man quickly turned to sin and debauchery, due to a rejection of the contemplation of God.

This led to a marring of God’s name, it ...

Historical Theology

Religion has been for a very long time in a very difficult situation to discern what is good and what is bad, in real sence there is no bad or good thing, to me it depends with how one understands his real self and his relationship with our heavenly father who is absolute and unchanging. Some philosophers and great sages have tried to explain this.

CALVIN ON PREDESTINATION

Theology controversy over predestination has caused great confusion in the religious lives of many People. Let us begin by examining the sources of this controversy. In the bible, we find several passages which are often interpreted ...

Part Four – Anthropology.

1. Man’s Creation.
a. Preliminary Considerations.
i. The fundamental difference between humans and angels, as Shedd states, is that “God created man male and female.” This implies that man is “incomplete if in isolation from one another.” However, angels are “sexless” which means that although they have been created with “reasonable and immortal souls” like man, they are not man or woman and are therefore, infinitely more complete than man.
1. This means that we must live at one with our alter-gender counterparts and consider each other equally as important. We are only whole humans ...

Arguments are a collection of premises and a conclusion. It is made of one or more premises and a conclusion. Premises are statements whether true or false that support the claim made: conclusion. Arguments fall under deductive or inductive reasoning. Both types represent connected sequence of statements that are aimed at establishing a definite proposition.

The Professor uses good inductive arguments to support his existence of evil and as such God.

“God created everything that exists

Evil exists,

God created evil”

The professor’s arguments in this case are good. The conclusion that he arrives at is fully supported by the premises. However, ...

Humankind considers religious studies to be the most disputable field of science and / or view of life. Such approach based on division of people into those who perceive religious corns of world construction, and those who do not believe in God, known also as “atheists”. An issue under discussion is the problem of evil or so-called theodicy problem in the world. The main idea of above-mentioned problem is that if God is perfectly good and all-knowing Creator then why there are so many troubles all over the world. This is the way why existence of God called into ...

Matthew, the Evangelist, and apostle came from Capernaum. His father was Alphaeus and he was devoted to the Hebrew religion first. His birth name was Levi but he called himself Matthew. Matthew worked as a tax collector. Jesus asked him to give up his work and join Him because Levi knew human psychology well and had some good business habits that would be useful in his future missionary work. Those features of Matthew’s personality gave him an opportunity to make a way to the hearts of sinful and unfaithful people and convert them.
In Acts 1:1-15 Matthew is ...

The topic of good and evil has been discussed across all religions, with different religions having divergent views on what is considered good or evil. Some people do believe that right exists while others claim evil does not. It is this varied opinions on what is good and what evil that explains the different levels of humanity practice. This paper describes the view of good and evil, giving details on how it relates to Christianity, and how it is manifested in the social environment.
Secondly, human nature is substantially more complicated than what most people would perceive. In human ...

Introduction

The Dogona tribe lives in Bandiagara escarpment, south of the Niger River in Mali. It is approximated to comprise of more than 300,000 individuals (Douny 17). Besides it is regarded as the ancient tribe of Egypt. They are a primitive tribe, metal workers, artisans and onion farmers. As much as the Dogona society has been well distanced from the contact of the outside world, their culture constitutes a kind of spiritual aspects for several important religious traditions from the ancient times (Douny 20). On the other hand, there exists the Dagara tribe of West Africa. The Dagara tribe classified its ...

The book, ‘Islamic Activism: a social movement theory approach,’ by Quintan Wiktoroqicz help readers to understand various aspects of Islam and changes that occurred in Islam known as Islamic activism. The author has presents a balanced account of Islam and other related issues. The author has divided Islamic activism in three main parts: violence and contention; culture and framing; and network and alliances. In the way the author describes several societies and their values and beliefs, is a clear indication that the author has done an intensive research on Islamic activism before writing the book. In the Arabic world, the social movements ...

The basis of faith in the Lutheran tradition is sustained and spread through rituals and ceremonies of worshiping the word of God in the daily life and in church. There are vast manifestations of faith performed through various rituals, and one such ritual is the confirmation ceremony. The confirmation reaffirms individuals’ faith in God and in the Lutheran tradition, from an early age, usually during the adolescence period.
The confirmation ritual in the Lutheran tradition gathers the youngsters who will go through the confirmation ceremony, along with regular parishioners, for witnessing their entrance into the community. The young Lutheran ...

Origin or beginning of the Civilization (part 1)

Greek civilization began during the period between 3000 to 1200 BC (Sansone, 1). This period is known as the Bronze Age. According to Sansone (10), the Greek civilization emerged after the Minoan civilization during the Mycenaean Age and extended up to the period after the Dark Age. As a matter of fact, many historians consider the Mycenaean Age the earliest period of Greek civilization. The Mycenaean civilization is so called since their capital was built at Mycenae. The founder of Mycenaean civilization was King Perseus. The origin of the people who established the Mycenaean civilization is not well known though ...

Augustine’s evaluation of his own conduct starts from his childhood memories. He describes his childhood as a period where he was fascinated about learning and trying to understand the speech of his parents. He continues by giving an account of his boyhood then later his adolescent stage. Importantly, was an incident where he stole a fruit, and it remains in his head as an excellent example of malice. At Carthage he was a student, frequently visiting the theatre, was a victim of the lusts of the flesh and was a member of a gang of rowdy students. This is when he read his first ...

Gallery Report

Figurine of the Goddess Bastet as a Cat is among the most notable and creative piece of art that I found on my visit to LACMA in Los Angeles. The figurine is remarkably well preserved and because of this, there is a lot that can be talked about the figurine. The figurine, that belonged to ancient Egypt and was sculptured during 1081- 525 B.C, is made of bronze and inlaid gold. The 2 3/4 x 1 3/16 x 1 3/4 in. size cat is symbolic of the Egyptian cat goddess Bast, who, according to archeologists, was a very powerful goddess of the ...

I Have a Dream Analysis
This is a speech Martin Luther King gave and it is recognized across the globe to be among the greatest speeches ever given. The speech dates back to over 40 years. It was delivered in the month of August in 1963 and the venue was at Lincoln Memorial steps (Presentation Magazine 2013).
Martin Luther was very persuading in his speech. He had a soaring rhetoric demand for racial justice as well as society, which was integrated, and this was considered to be the mantra describing the black community. The mantra has become so familiar to ...

Book Report: How did you do it Truett?

Background

Truett is one of the most significant men in the history of business. He was one of the few businessmen who pioneered the sales of chicken sandwich. He has a lot of principles that only a few businessmen know. Aside from being a pioneer in the chicken sandwich industry, it was also his idea to introduce quick-food restaurants and food chains inside shopping malls. Back then, it usually takes a lot of time for mall-goers to order foods from traditional restaurants. But because of his unmatched ideas and principles in running a business, an efficient way to address such problem was implemented. That’ ...

I. Introduction of the religion

I am particularly fascinated by the religion Buddhism and this report is about this significant world religion. Talking about Buddhism, one is reminded of zen. It is a perfect state of peace and I relate it to the experience of being with God or seeing God. The most fascinating thing about Buddhism is that is represents the most graphic state of this bliss. The controversy here lies in the practical sense that Buddhism does not believe in the existence of God. According to Keown (2000), the Buddhists do not believe in a Supreme Being or in a personal soul. In this religion, ...

Final Project

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System Control Center/Federal Electricity and Water Authority

Introduction

2.1. Prophet Muhammad
2.2. Self evaluation
2.3. My attitudes toward different challenges
2.4. FEWA’s desired future leadership competencies
3. Task 2
3.1. Jack Welch/former CEO of GE Company
3.1.1. Jack Welch leadership strategy
3.1.2. Jack Welch leadership style
3.1.3. Jack Welch strengths and areas of development
3.2. “Change plan”
3.2.1. Implementation plan for the change plan
3.2.2. Stakeholders’ involvement in the change.
3.2.3. Strategy for managing resistance to change
4.1. SWOT analysis.
4.2. Individual Development Plan (IDP)
5. Conclusion
6. References
7. Appendix

Introduction

Leadership is one of the significant factors ...

Dark Ages is the term referred to as the period of cultural and economic regression that occurred in Europe succeeding the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476. This period refers to the Middle Ages, A.D. 450 until A.D 1000 and is called the Dark Ages because it denotes a period of grief, torture and plague. During this era, the Roman territory was divided where Kings and mounted Knights emerged. Vikings and barbarians from northern and central Europe conquered Rome and brought havoc to the fallen empire. Imperialism was replaced with feudal system where citizens were protected inside walled ...

According to Hartt and Wilkins (2010), the name Giotto di Bondone became synonymous to the Early Renaissance period. Most of the details of Giotto’s birth and death is speculated by experts due to the lack of public records and statements about the artist. In some recounts, the Italian artist is said to be from Colle di Romagnano in the northern region of Florence. Records in 1267 noted that his father is called “Bondone”, a man with high standing in Florence. While records have no clear idea as to where Giotto was born, a hamlet in the northern region of Florence ...

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LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE REPORT: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE

1. Introduction
The present report is based on the writer's field experience as a volunteer of the church (Preach The word Evangelical Church). The report is basically based on the structure of the church as an organization, SWOT analysis, leadership challenges and an overall learning that occurred during the 6 week volunteering in the above mentioned church.

The following are the theoretical perspectives on some of the main aspects of the church as a non-profit making organization:

1.1. Organization of the Church
Cole cites, 'The church that Jesus built was HIS church. Jesus Christ is Himself its foundation ( ...

For Richer or Poorer by Tim Allen and Kristy Alley (1998)

Abstract
This report discusses the film For Richer or Poorer by Tim Allen and Kristy Alley (1998). The film was published in the U.S and Canada in 1998. Its casts include Tim Allen and Kristy Alley. The theme of the film was to warn against being materialistic and encourage people to live a simple life. The report also shows the demographics of the cast members most of whom are actors and comedians. Cultural issues and practices such as marriage and divorces are presented in the report. In addition, the report shows the healthcare issues, beliefs and preferences. Finally, the ...

Abstract

This paper describes the Teotihuacan state-city thriving in the Basin of Mexico between 200 BC and 600 AD. A description of archeological findings at the site in Teotihuacan Valley offers an insight into political organization and everyday life of the powerful city. City features grid system and a large number of impressive structures. Its agriculture was highly reliant on systems of irrigation. A high demand for construction wood might have had a harming effect on local ecology and agriculture. The economy of Teotihuacan was based on market commerce including trading with areas as remote as Veracruz or Guatemala. Political power and ...

Arthur Benaive (2008) like many concerned modern scientists in the American society consistently criticizes attempts by law markers in covering up the real deal of the drug trade claiming to have begun a “war on drugs.’ The author defines this situation “holy war’ comparing it to ones fought in Islamic nations for the purposes of religious freedom or acknowledgement of God. On the other hand, institutions set up to fight ‘war on drugs’ are actually means to building the business since there are benefits to be gained from sustaining it in the name of God classifying it ‘holy.’ From further ...

Introduction

Myths and legends played a vital role in the progression of culture of the great civilizations of in the ancient world. In today’s ideological contemporaries, the role of myths to a specific culture fascinated scholars for ages and several theoretical approaches were attributed to understanding the context of myths. In this discussion Eastern mythology will be explored specifically the myth of the creation of the universe and Japan. Exploring the mythological context of creation employs the feminist and anthropological theoretical underpinnings. In addition, referencing other literatures to explain how the Japanese society makes use of the myth, its ...

This painting executed in black crayon by famous French artist who was a major figure of a realist movement. He is largely known for rejecting the Romanticism and appeal of the previous generation of painters. Usually he painted with oil, and Head of a Sleeping Bacchante is a rare case when he used black chalk, but also stumped, lifted and scratched the work to get the needed balance between lightness and darkness. Obviously, dark shadowy gray prevails in the painting but there is still sense of lightness and innocence in the subject matter of the work.
Talking a closer ...

What method of evangelism did you use and how did you start the conversation?

Servant evangelical approach
Servant evangelical approach includes the show of kindness and compassion to another person just as the gospel requires Christians to be compassionate (Halls, 2015). Our maid servant at home is called Sofia who comes from a family of traditional moderate Muslims.
Sofia has been with my family for the third year now, and we have always been kind to her as the Christian doctrines require us to treat others as we would like to be treated. Sofia noted our generosity and kindness in letting her see her siblings in a nearby town wherever she wanted. I ...

The holiday plays a role in the process of socialization of the person, the perception of his role and relationship to social groups. With its emotional background, entertainment, unconventionality, often accompanied by joy and abundance, ability to use various benefits that are unavailable in ordinary time, gifts and entertainment and deviations from the usual rules restricting the behavior of people, holiday for many centuries attracts children and young people, deeply etching into their memory. It is a very important reason to identify oneself with other people – in the days of the feast, young people, often more clearly than in ...

A Man for all seasons

Introduction
A Man for All Seasons is film that was produced in 1966 and it mainly focuses on the role played by Robert Bolt as Sir Thomas More. It was directed by Fred Zinnemann and Patrick Carey. Of the top 100 movies, it is ranked as number 43 in the British Film Institute. The film retells the historical events surrounding the life of Sir Thomas More. More, the Chancellor of England, had remained silent on the issue of Henry VIII divorcing his wife (Fred, 1966). The King separated himself from the Catholic Church so that he could divorce his ...

Question: Does giving organizations or individuals the ability to purchase very specific demographic information help produce a fairer and more equal society or is it a threat to privacy and security? Should governments limit the type of information marketers can use? Do governments have this power?

Introduction

With the advancements in technology and computer programming, there is a new application or service being developed every day. The companies require certain information regarding the consumers in order to understand their needs and demands regarding various products and services. The companies or other computer programmers and even entrepreneurs can utilize this information ...

The report concentrates on the beliefs of the Dogon people which still manage to baffle researches all around the world. It appears that the Dogon people had considerable knowledge about a certain star that cannot be seen with a human eye under any circumstances unless specific equipment such as telescopes are involved. The way through which the tribe acquired such specific knowledge of the star and the immediate bodies that surround it remains open to the discussion. The tribe could have acquired the knowledge either by themselves or have claimed some information from another civilization. The phenomenon of travelling myths is ...

Philosophical optimism is one of the major topics in Voltaire’s Candide. Throughout the story, Voltaire’s has employed satirical references to describe “the best of all possible worlds” as stated by Dr. Pangloss, contrasting them with the natural disasters and the evil that human beings engage in. Dr. Pangloss and Martin, major characters in the novel, have different views of the world. Dr. Pangloss is seen as an advocate of philosophical optimism, believing that everything is for the best and that evil exists as a means to the greater good (Mason 4). He sees everything as being for the ...

Introduction

The san Bushmen are also known as Kalahari hunter gathers. They are the oldest inhabitants of southern part of Africa. Their territory include most parts of Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Swaziland, Namibia, Angola and Botswana. The san are part of the khoisan group. Although they were traditionally related to khoikhoi, they are mostly hunter gatherers. There is a big linguistic difference between Bushmen living in southern area and the ones living on the northern parts. The san in Kalahari Desert are believed to have lived for more than 20,000 years. San communities are almost up to 25 men, children and ...

Introduction

Hinduism is the oldest and third largest practiced religion in the world having more than 1 Billion followers. Hinduism is the religion that is most practiced in East Asia mainly in many parts of India and Nepal. The main religious traditions among the Hindu are srauta, vaishnayism, and shaiyism although there are other small religious traditions. Hindus religious laws are based on society values and Dharma but they do not have common rigid beliefs like the Islam laws or Jewish traditions which are based on a universal Holy Koran and Holy Bible (Ludo, 1978). Hindu religion history do not point ...

I have studied in college for a couple of years so far and as the time passes – more and more I start to realize that education is the key in being successful In the future. Without higher education – It will be very difficult to get a well-paid job, job that you would like, and eventually “find your place under the sun”. I am really glad that my parents brought me up this way and in fact, they convinced me to study in college. Anyways, in high school you are completely blank on any intensions or certain goals whilst studying classes, after ...

Lab Report on Self-worth

Abstract
Researchers have found that there are three major determinants of global self-esteem that is tendency to experience positive or negative states, a person’s conception of strengths and weaknesses, and the way one frame his or her own self-views. Some people though they have achieved few things in life, they still have high self -esteem and consider themselves worthy. Other people though they may be viewed as successful by other people, they may have low self-esteem and if not protected and encouraged they may commit suicide(Almon, 2002). This report seeks to respond to the fundamental questionspeople’s ...

The following is an interview conducted relating to a k-12 teacher pertaining to his worldview and basic philosophical principles. The interviews involved his believe on what makes him a teacher and his philosophical believes and principles as a teacher. Eight questions were asked where subject remarks was analysed on every question; providing description of the educators role, including connections to educational concept and finally making overall conclusions regarding the teacher. Following this, below are the question asked ;
- As a teacher, what is your philosophy basis of education?
In my opinion, the philosophy basis of education refers to the field of ...

The best way to describe Russia in the present day is that it is a country in transition. Given the huge scope of the landmass that makes up Russia, it is understandable that change takes a long time. Although having said that, Moscow, the capital city of Russia, is probably the most modern, the most western city in Russia at this time with it’s newly minted billionaires rivaling those of the west.
In the dark past of the Tsars, the Russian populace probably didn’t see much opportunity to change their lot in life. They were stuck on the ...

Abstract

Religion plays a significant role in the life of an individual as well as the World as a whole. There are some religions in the world namely Christianity, Islam and Hinduism which are being followed by the largest numbers of people globally. But being followed by a bigger community does not alone decide the significance of a religion. There are numerous other religions like Buddhism, Judaism, Jainism, and Sikhism and so on which are prominently shaping up millions of beliefs. And there are religious movements as well. Sahaja Yoga is not a well-defined religion but definitely a major religious movement. This essay deals with illumining ...

Memphis and its Necropolis the Pyramid Fields from Giza to Dahshu

Abstract
Extraordinary funeral monuments were found in the old Kingdom of Egypt capital which included the ornate mastabas, pyramids, rock tombs and temples. Historically, the Memphis and its Necropolis was recognized as among the Seven Wonders of the World since a number of exceptional monuments which contained great antiquity are embraced by the ensemble at Memphis. The oldest of the pyramid was constructed in limestone from a regular cut stone and it was of the first pharaoh of the Memphis period. Around the pyramid of Cheops, a discovery of a boat which is one of the oldest preserved boats today was made ...

Each year, technological breakthroughs and gadgets have flocked the market to cater the adoring public. Many would even change their gadgets regularly to fit the trend, and would await the next releases from the top brands in the business. Every new item is improved to its optimum performance, and it is also the top of its competition in its unique way. This trend enables the market to keep up with the demand and find new ways to cater to the public’s needs for the period. Although not many would give enough interest with them, some are awaiting the ...

"He grew up in Iowa, where the first settlers were Eastern Europeans who raised oats, corn, and wheat in what would become the breadbasket of America. Soon followed the English and the Irish, the Scots and the Scandinavians, who put down roots of their own and shared the dawn of their new lives with those who had come before. As they evolved into fiercely proud Americans, all imbued the heartland with traits of the Old Country: hard work, respect, traditions, and church bells on Sunday. They waved at each other through their windshields and from the swings and chairs ...