Category: Christian Worldview

Peace has two concepts: world peace (the lack of war and absence of conflict), and inner peace (the lack of conflict with oneself and ones community). To Christians both of these aspects of peace are important. They draw from the teachings of the Bible and interpretations of it by the Church to respond to the…

Every religion around the world preaches the concept of being peaceful and shares the ultimate goal of obtaining peace worldwide. However, in order to achieve a sense outer peace, inner peace must first be attained. Islam and Christianity both place an emphasis on the importance of obtaining peace internally and externally. In the Quran and…

For the last four years, I have been working to complete my bachelors degree in Psychology. I plan to continue my education and become a licensed professional counselor. Psychology is defined by the American Psychological Association as the study of the mind and behavior (n.d., Frequently Asked Questions). The field of psychology perfectly manifests man…

Celtic mythology can be defined as a collection of myths related to Celtic polytheism and is the religion that was practiced during the Iron Age. The people of Celtic maintained a polytheistic religion, and tradition set-up (Cunliffe, 2018). The scientific study of Celtic beliefs in antique is, however, the activities related to current development due…

The following essay purports to outline why religion was the central motive for many of the events and transformations in the history of the Hispanic World. The primary source to be considered is Christopher Columbuss letter to the Catholic Monarchs (1493). I will focus predominantly on Columbus voyage to the New World but appreciate that…

The Ten Commandments are one of many religious laws that Christians follow as a guide to be better people. These rules are very important for Christians as they provide the foundation for a better understanding of right from wrong, and therefore how to live our lives as good people in the eyes of God. Speaking…