… human qualities, for he was demanding yet compassionate towards his people and His characteristics allowed the Hebrew religion to continue on through time. That’s one of the peculiar things about the Hebrew religion. Why did their religion maintain…

… religious worship, especially with the reference to it’s rites and ceremonies”.) The word cult comes from the Latin word cultus, which means “worship”. “In this sense the cultic act is an act of worship, involving external rites and ceremonies as…

… to have all been started by incredibly great guys who have primarily one name: men like Buddha, Confucius, Mohammed, Lao-Tzu (it's almost two names), Jesus (I think Christ is more of a title than a last name for him) and Zoroaster. We seem to like…

… who goes to sleep without a worry in the world to wake up to the sound of thundering noise and piteous shrieks of dreadful voices. She immediately turned to God and let out a cry from her heart and asked him to strengthen her in her distress. She…

… and chances are there is a sporting event taking place. And if you decide to attend that event you are assured to see people everywhere competing or spectating with passion and pride. People wearing team colours, performing pre-match rituals, analysing…

… teachings and ideas presented by its founder, Siddhartha Gautama, have grown in area as well as interpretation. Buddhism has spread far beyond its country of origin, India, and although basic beliefs and doctrines are common to Buddhism…

… takes off the last two weeks in December to party, spend more time with the family, and visit with friends, and all of the schools are closed for the holidays until January 6. Christmas is one of the biggest celebrations of the year. Christmas in Mexico…

… and peace rests upon the basic African cultural world-view of the philosophy of participation and integration. There is no drastic distinction between man and nature. The theory of knowledge that the African cultural experience projects,…

… in every day life. Gods were greatly honoured and many decisions would rely on them. One of the most important aspects of religion was the personification of piety and devotion to duty - pietas. These Roman values differ from the Greek in many ways…

… interesting outlook upon what a working utopia would be like. The whole concept of a perfect place to live is, of course, desirable to every human-being; however, going about creating this “paradise” is a whole other story. More presents the idea that…