… discrimination of a group of people on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, place of origin or ancestry. Discrimination is the denial of equality based on personal characteristics, such as race and color. The term racism may also denote…

… that it started about the year 1000B.C. Hinduism finds its roots from the Aryan people who migrated to Greece and India around 1000B.C. Many of their customs, traditions, rites, symbols, and myths contributed to Hinduism. Hindus view the world…

… for freedom of religion. By this right, we as American citizens should be allowed to have prayer in the public schools and teachers should be allowed to teach religion courses trough the high school years. We should also be able to talk about religion…

… to God or Allah is the youngest religion of the world. It is a monotheistic religion and one of the Abrahamic religions. Islam arose from the teachings of the prophet Muhammad, who received the Holy Scriptures of Islam, the Quran, from Allah…

… from the life, teachings, and death of Jesus of Nazareth (the Christ, or the Anointed One of God) in the 1st century AD.” (Shelton) It has become the largest of the world’s religions. Yet in Ancient Rome in the first century A.D. they were not welcome.…

… Ireland Every culture is different. They all have their own beliefs, customs, and traditions. But, all people are the same. We all are born, live, and die. Every culture handles death a little differently. Even though all cultures have differenc…

… been two emerging traditional Roman Catholic ways of dealing with an intrinsically evil act such as abortion. One way is to evaluate the act itself using a three-step process. The first is to state or ask the intention of the act that was committed.…

… always undergoing changes since the people have new values and ideas. Science and technology play an important role in everyday life. These help us look at things in different ways, and make the modern people wonder how our elders lived. Technology…

… principles being taught in public schools, the definite answer should be “No.” If Christian principles were taught via the Bible, it would exclude other religions, force Christianity upon students, and it would also violate your rights. By teaching…

… any other religion, Buddhism is unique and must be understood only by a broad sense or concepts. Buddhism can be better understood by knowing the importance of skillful means in its religion. Different schools of Buddhism are taught just as there…