Overall I feel belief in an embodied life after death is more of a faith statement than an inherently logical proposition. This is because it is the religious statements that show most belief in an embodied life after death and the more `down to earth' logical statements that disagree with the statement.

Uses the texts "Faith, Religion, and Theology" (Knitter, Hill, and Madges) and "Words Made Flesh" (Ferder) to explain the stages of religious faith

After noting the comparisons and differences between The 5 Pillars of Islam and The Four Noble Truths, I discovered that there is more than one way to go about your beliefs. In Muslim tradition, one must follow a set of rituals, such as commitment to only one god, fasting, pilgrimage, and so on. In the Buddhist faith, these people pursue a lifelong message of righteousness in life and the morality of suffrage.

Takes a biblical view of the United States government. Considers how the bible deals with social, political and national issues.

The life and martydom of Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

Deborah Lipstadt's story, "The Lord Was His", demonstrates how religious belief through rituals and social structures can be strengthened. Deborah Lipstadt's belief in Judaism was affirmed through the comforting guidance the religious tradition had to offer.

Buddhism and Christianity differ greatly in terms of demographics, belief systems, and rituals. In their own ways, however, both religions assist one in helping to answer life's deepest questions.

A Muslim Teenager, Muhammad, believes that Allah or God, has told him through the Qur'an, which is the holy book of his faith, that he is to do well in school, so that he can one day become an imam. An imam is a prayer leader at the mosques. Muhammad uses the shahadah, which is his belief or faith in Allah, to help him prepare for tough tests and quizzes at school.

A description of a Catholic church in the United Kingdom. Keywords: Catholicism, Catholics

Exegetically examines 1st Thessalonians 5:1-11. Seeks to elucidate the intention of the author in writing as he has and to show how the specific subject matter of these verses interrelates with the major themes of the Epistle.

Jesus was called Jesus of Nazareth, or Jesus the Nazarene and is the central figure in Christianity but to most he is Jesus Christ (Christ meaning "Anointed One") and the savior of the people, the Messiah. He is also mentioned quite frequently as an important prophet in Islam.

Discusses Christianity as detailed in the bible chapters Luke and Acts. Analyzes miracles as an act of God. Details an example of a miracle from the New Testament.

Essay gives my theory on the creation of the universe.

Discusses the lives and work of Saint Thomas Aquinas and Peter Abelard. Describes what these early scholastic dialectician's views were towards finding the truth about the Christian faith. Explores how they challenged views on the "natural world" without challenging the Christian faith, and while being followers of the Christian faith.

A brief explanation of the Aboriginal Dreaming, the spiritual dimension of the physical world aournd which Australian aboriginal culture is based. The Dreaming permeates all facets of Aboriginal culture, and thus they have always coordinated their lives around its ideal.

In Australian Aboriginal culture, "The Dreaming" is a dynamic religion because it is characterized by energy, ambition, new ideas and practical achievements. The Aborigines relationship with the land, and their art and music, reveals that "The Dreaming" is a dynamic religion.

Through the British colonists attitude of ethnocentrism or Social Darwinism in 1788, Australia was declared `terra-nullius' `land belonging to no-one' and Aboriginal peoples were subject to policies of dispossession and protectionism in a bid to the eventual demise of all facets of their traditional culture.

Essay explores the issues of abortion and euthanasia and focuses on the Christian understanding of these matters.

Essay provides a discussion of abortion facts and Christian views.

The catholic Church's negative and absolete view on abortion.

Afghanistan's geography bears a slight resemblance to the United States geography. Not many Afghan people have a good education, and some don't have an education at all. Afghanistan history goes way back to before the birth of Christ.

Essay is about the movie "Alive", which is based on a very true story of how the people of the Andes plane crash lived and survived using the LISTEN process. (Which we learned from our sophomore religion class). It will help you for many things not just how the survivors used this LISTEN process but it can help if you need information on the LISTEN process and how it helps you form a better person out of your moral decision making.

American Judaism today is both diverse and traditional in its views. There is a strong traditional viewpoint to be found in the Orthodox movement, but at the same time one can find strong liberal viewpoints in the Reform movement that account for the modern world that we live in today. Between these viewpoints we find the Conservative and Reconstructionist movements that attempt to take a middle of the road approach to Judaism.

This essay explains a moral analysis of The Color Purple using the terms, Eros, Filios and Narcissism.

Discusses the religious and historical basis for the Palistinian-Israeli conflict. Examines the issue from both sides and details American involvement in the conflict.

This essay is about comparing Puritan beliefs with my own using a Puritan poem as reference to Puritanism.

Analysis and comparison on Anselm and Aquinas of the existence of God.

Explores if current church leaders are more authoritative than the bible. Assesses what authority the bible gives to church leaders. Describes how priests condense the complexity of faith.

Facts about the Jewish religion, including its origins with Abraham and its practices and traditions, such as Passover.

Describes the Pagan holiday Beltane, better known as May Day. Explains what it celebrates and how it came to be a time of "unabashed sexuality" and the season of love.

Explains how the Bible is used in congregational worship and answers and explains the following statements:
Explain how the teaching in the Bible can affect the Christian attitude to abortion.
The Bible was written centuries ago. Christians today really cannot use it as a guide for living.

Provides a biography of the prophet Muhammad, founder of the Islam faith. Examines his ongoing impact. Includes a full bibliography.

This essay is a summary of the book "Birth of a Worldview: Early Christianity in its Jewish and Pagan Context" by Robert Doran. Begins with a historical outline of the development of the early Christian world and then delves into a more theological analysis in the latter portions.

Provides a personal story of faith and the importance of God.

Symbolism of Blood throughout the Bible.

Discusses the Buddhist religion. Describes the Buddhist solution to the truth of suffering. Attempts to define Nirvana.

A brief description of Buddhism, including the Three Jewels, the Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Path. The description includes a speculation as to Buddhism's increasing popularity in recent years.

Examines the religion Buddhism and considers how it compares to Catholicism. Provides overall descriptions of both religions. Describes central religious figures of both religions.

This is an essay on the Buddhist and Hindu aspects of the film "The Matrix"

there are 350 million Buddhists worldwide. Although they follow many different forms of Buddhism all traditions and teachings are personified by non-violence, tolerance of differences, following Dharma and usually by the practice of meditation.

This essay describes the ways in which Buddhists and Muslims try and attain enlightenment.

A description of Cardinal Joseph Bernadin's life with reference to that of Jesus Christ's, showing how Bernadin found meaning in his life by connecting his experiences with his faith.

Analysis of the movie Caste at Birth. About the Caste system in India.

What does it mean to be human? Catholic catechism provide seven answers: Humans are created in the image and likeness of God; Humans are called to happiness and holiness; Humans are rational and free' Humans are moral beings; Humans have passions or feelings; Humans are blessed with a conscience; Humans are able to sin.

Essay discusses Charles Darwin's theory of evolution to the views of the Church in regard to creation.

A review of what the Catholic Church teaches about chastity and the benefits of remaining chaste until marriage.

The 15 days of Chinese New Yearare basically eating praying and respecting others. It celebrates the world coming back to life and each new year is a start to a fresh clean new year. Over one billion people in China celebrate Chinese New Year.

Explores how Christians may put their beliefs into action with respect to the environment. Discusses the Christian relationship with Greenpeace.

A common encouragement among evangelical preachers is that Jesus commanded the disciples to "go" not "huddle." But perhaps there is a need now to huddle. At least for long enough to re-discover the our place and importance in society, beyond providing a moral base from which the world is steadily moving. It is time we were presented with a holistic explication of faith that defines every aspect of human existence, instead of disjointed theological principles. It may be our only hope for a future.

Morality and ethics in colonial Australia