Gandhi was a good man with great intentions; however, some of his intentions were in direct opposition to the teachings of his own faith, Hinduism. Gandhi spent most of his life fighting against the caste system, calling himself a Muslim, a Christian, and a Sikh, as well as a Hindu. He apparently also believed he was a great man who deserved great respect from others, thus implying a sense of self-importance that also goes against the teachings of Hinduism.

Gender is the prominent theme throughout the Joy Luck Club. It goes through different time periods, generations, different cultures showing that, whether we like it or not, gender shapes our culture and interactions with others.

Questions if humans have the ability to reach God. Argues that the witness of Scripture and leading theologians attest that individuals have a limited knowledge of God through general revelation in the natural world.

Discusses the book of Genesis from the Old Testament. Summarizes the chapter. Attempts to decipher its message.

Essay provides an analysis of Genesis 18.

Mahatma Ghandi was a great leader to the people and his life became a message to the world. The message he brought to the world was of truth, freedom and non-violence. He fought for many different causes, and his weapons were Satya (truth) and Ahisma (non-violence). He fought strong and hard with his weapons of Satya and Ahisma to win the independence of the Indian people.

A dilemma facing those who base their lives on religious ethics is piety, as elaborated by Socrates in the Platonic dialogue 'Euthyphro'.

My essay is Christian base on the judgment of God. It is why I believe that God is willing to send people to hell.

Details different names for God used throughout history. Provides background detail on those names.

This essay is about Guru Nanak Dev Ji; the founder of Sikhidsm.