Essays: Religious Studies

Introduction Marriage, as a social and religious institution, holds profound significance across cultures and faiths, often regarded as a sacred bond that transcends mere ...

Introduction This essay explores the intricate relationship between ethics and religion in Judaism and Christianity, two of the world’s most influential monotheistic traditions. Both ...

Introduction This essay explores the life and influence of Johan (John) Calvin, a central figure in the Protestant Reformation, whose theological contributions continue to ...

Introduction Love transcends boundaries, yet it remains a battleground for cultural and ideological conflict. In contemporary society, the concept of genderless love—romantic relationships unbound ...

Introduction Love, in its purest form, transcends boundaries, yet it often clashes with deeply rooted societal and religious norms. The concept of genderless love, ...

Introduction This essay explores the teachings of Islam concerning the concept of Al-Ziwaaj, commonly understood as Islamic marriage. Marriage in Islam is not merely ...

Introduction This essay explores the concept of social evils within the context of Hinduism, focusing on historical and contemporary issues that have been critiqued ...

Introduction This essay explores the significance of Badrinath, one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in Sanatani traditions, often referred to as Hinduism. Situated ...

Introduction This essay explores the concept of the tasbih, a string of prayer beads used widely in Islamic tradition, as both a material object ...

Introduction This essay explores the theological concept of “anonymous Christians” and whether they can attain salvation within the framework of Christian doctrine. Introduced by ...