Essays: Religious Studies

Introduction The Baha’i Faith, a relatively young religious tradition, emerged in the 19th century and has since garnered attention for its universalist outlook and ...

Introduction The Baha’i Faith, a relatively young yet globally significant religious movement, emerged in the 19th century amidst the socio-political and religious upheavals of ...

Introduction The Baha’i Faith, a relatively young religion emerging in the 19th century, offers a unique perspective on spirituality through its emphasis on the ...

Introduction Sikhism, a monotheistic religion founded in the late 15th century in the Punjab region of South Asia, offers a unique spiritual perspective that ...

Introduction This reflective essay explores the intersection of religion with my identity, values, and sense of self, drawing on personal experiences as a student ...

Introduction This essay explores the psychological dimensions of beliefs in an afterlife, a topic that intersects with human cognition, emotion, and cultural influences. From ...

Introduction The books of Genesis and Exodus are foundational texts within the Hebrew Bible, forming the initial components of the Torah, the central religious ...

Introduction This essay explores the prophetic and evangelistic ministry of Bishop Francis Wale Oke and evaluates its influence on the growth of Christlife Churches ...

Introduction This essay explores H.A. Ironside’s commentary on the biblical books of Lamentations and Jeremiah, focusing on his interpretive approach and theological insights as ...

Introduction This essay engages with the provocative assertion from HNT Ptr LMDumizulu’s treatise *No More Masters* that sincerity and tradition alone cannot lead to ...