Category: Christianity

  • Comparing Behaviorist Versus Christian Points of View

    The question of whether people can influence their fate has always been of significance for many philosophers and religious figures. Some of them argue that a person is responsible for their current and future life, while others stipulate that supreme forces determine these issues, and individuals witness what is predetermined. One should mention that behaviorist…

  • Christianity and Europe in the Middle Ages

    In the Middle Ages Europe Christianity, namely Catholicism, was the prevailing religion. What is more, it was the only religion recognized and generously financed by the state. Having such robust support, the church has become a dominating institution having a powerful influence on the lives of both noblemen and peasants. During this period of history,…

  • Worldview and Christian Beliefs

    What is a worldview? A worldview is usually described as an individual’s view of other people, the world around them, and their place in it. Outlooks differ greatly among humans, so it is almost impossible to find 2 people with the same one. Worldviews are usually supported by a specific system of beliefs, mainly informed…

  • Integrative Approaches to Psychology and Christianity

    Table of Contents Summary Concrete Responses Reflection Theological Integration Action Conclusion References The psychological practice of believers is usually different from the atheists’ psychological counseling methods. That is because faith enriches individuals and allows them to reveal those facets of the human soul that may not be available to academic knowledge. This paper aims to…

  • Christian Apologetics of the Second Century

    Christian apologetics refers to the defense of faith against spreading of spiritual falsehood. These individuals guard religious values and morals, as evidenced during the second century (101-200AD). Everett Ferguson identifies Adam as a representative and guard of God’s practices in the Garden of Eden (Ferguson and George 2016). The serpent sent by the evil to…

  • Christianity and the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The first part of the year 2020 was especially challenging due to the spreading COVID-19 epidemic and the consequent problems in different spheres of life. As one of the most important realms, religion was also influenced by the pandemic; moreover, some of its values and…

  • The Christian Worldview and Key Concepts

    Abstract Although the Christian religion is often viewed as a rather complex set of concepts and rules, it, in fact, conveys rather simple ideas, which are related closely to the human nature. While the latter is linked to the concept of sin directly, the origin thereof allows assuming that there are sufficient chances for every…

  • Hinduism and Christian Doctrine Investigation

    Hinduism that originated in India is one of the oldest religious cultures in human history. Every religion to be a part of Hinduism should support the caste system, respect the Vedas (Sanskrit scriptural texts), and honor particular spirits and deities (Corduan, 2012). The main Hindu deities, the caste system, and other practices significantly influence the…

  • The Manifestation of Christianity and Rastafarian

    Table of Contents Introduction Christianity Rastafarianism Conclusion References Introduction Human beings across the world tend to develop certain beliefs and practices. Some of these faiths are passed from generation A to B. This development has led to the establishment of different religious groups such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Taoism (Elton-Chalcraft, 2015). Evidence reveals that…

  • Judaism and Christianity as Revelational Religions

    Table of Contents Ascher’s and Formstecher’s Views on Judaism and Christianity Judaism and Christianity as Spiritual Worship Comparison Works Cited Ascher’s and Formstecher’s Views on Judaism and Christianity The characteristic of Judaism and Christianity as revelational religions is attributed to the German writer and translator Saul Ascher. Ascher viewed Judaism and Christianity as religions of…