… to the seemingly fundamental questions of life. Why are we here, who placed us where we are and what is the purpose that we are meant to fulfill are all questions that have been debated and dissected by intellects and philosophers alike. Despite…

… cross the Jordan to enter the Promised Land. It is a summarization of the Israelites journey from Egypt to the Promised Land, which Moses tells to the people in preparation for crossing the Jordan. Moses is telling the story so that they don’t…

… Nowell High. This day and the four days that followed would change my life on a mental aspect forever. On this rainy day about 25 girls walked into the Nowell gym excitedly to begin the competition. Along with those girls were my cousin and I, whose…

… believing in the same god, referred to as ‘Allah’ by the Muslims and, ‘God’ by the Christians. In this sense, Islam and Christianity are considerably intertwined, appearing to come from the same beginning. For Christianity, the stories about…

… our day to day life. They enjoy discussing and arguing about topics such as sports, news, politics and finance but the topic that gets most in trouble is religion. There are many different views on this subject and that’s why religion causes many conflic…

… with caves. Jerusalem- market for sheep. Sold for sacrifice at the Temple. Thousands of Jews during Holy days offer sacrifices. By law, the sheep slated for sacrifice had to be without defects and should be in perfect healthy condition (Exodus 12:5).…

… Education By Warren A. Nord Religion has been an important concept of every culture. Throughout history, religion has been connected in school studies. In the 20th century the United States that most of the religious teaching and…

… intricate question. Mankind has always pondered about her own existence and in thousands of different cultures the idea of some supreme power always seems to develop. Now, this is by no means proof of the actual existence of God, but it does give…

… centuries because it is about issues that touch all people in all times. These issues are the anguish of loss and death for all human beings. Myths reflect our will to understand what we cannot understand, and reconcile us to mortality. …

… was centered upon religion. Religion to the Romans was a very public and civil affair. “We Romans” said Cicero “owe our supremacy over all other peoples to our piety and religious observances and our wisdom in believing that the spirit of the gods…