Essays: Religious Studies

Introduction This essay explores the importance of the concept of God within contemporary society, framed through a philosophical lens. The notion of God, often ...

Introduction This essay examines the extent to which Devdutt Pattanaik’s *Ramayana Divine Loophole* (2010) illustrates the monomyth, commonly referred to as the hero’s journey, ...

Introduction The concept of the sanctity of life, deeply rooted in religious traditions, particularly within Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, holds that human life is ...

Introduction The Prologue of John’s Gospel (John 1:1-18) stands as one of the most profound theological statements in the New Testament, serving as a ...

Introduction Poverty remains a persistent global challenge, affecting millions across diverse socio-economic contexts. Within Islamic studies, the eradication of poverty is not merely an ...

Introduction The concept of being “born again” holds a central place in Christian theology, particularly within evangelical and charismatic traditions. Originating from the New ...

Introduction This essay explores the emphasis of the modern pastoral model within the context of the Five Fold Ministry, a theological framework that outlines ...

Introduction Poverty remains a persistent global challenge, affecting millions of individuals and communities across diverse cultural and religious contexts. Within the Islamic framework, poverty ...

Introduction The opening chapters of Genesis, specifically Genesis 1–2, hold a central place in Christian theology, offering foundational insights into the nature of humanity, ...

Introduction The concept of community and fellowship holds a central place in Christian theology, with the local church serving as a primary context for ...