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Religion, Tiger, Boat: these three distinct words merge together to create a tale of survival, struggle, heartbreak, and mystery. Yann Martel sets the stage of “Life of Pi” by introducing his readers to Piscine Molitor Patel, also known as Pi, who has a passion for religion and animals. He studies and worships the beliefs of a Hindu, a Muslim, and a Christian which proves to be a feat in itself. Martel uses symbolism and imagery to connect Pi’s experience in the Pacific to his life as a whole. Throughout

God due to the amount of suffering in the world and the innocent people who must endure that suffering, the fact that a loving God could send people to hell and the belief that those who have faith in God are often times narrow-minded hypocrites. Atheism is defined as the lack of beliefs in gods and is not a belief

even know why they believe in God. Atheists who tend to have a wider knowledge than those who are Believers. Atheists depends on facts and data, to prove everything, whereas Religious people tend to use faith to prove their theories. What is Atheism? Atheism is the belief or the lack of Belief in God or Gods. Atheists usually lean more on the Evolution idea, and the Big Bang Theory over God and Creationism. But there are way too many holes in science to actually prove that there isn’t a God. Exactly

A secularist is a worldview that rejects religious faith and anything spiritually related. They don’t believe that life’s ultimate questions are answered spiritually. They believe human existence is explained in terms of the material not spiritual. Humanism, individualism, materialism and science are all forms and key beliefs of secularism. All these key beliefs and forms of secularism show what secularists believe in. A key belief of a secularist worldview regarding life after death is secular

Frank Turek and Christopher Hitchens debated the topic of the existence of God and represented differing positions. For this debate Frank Turek represented the affirmative side which stated a belief in the existence of God. Frank Turek has a Doctorate in Apologetics as well as a Masters in Public Administration. He is also is a speaker, author, columnist for multiple websites, and a coauthor of two books including, I Don't Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist. Debating against him is Christopher Hitchens

beliefs. If someone had asked me that day about my religious beliefs, I would have probably quietly said that I am a hindu. In my own mind I would consider myself an agnostic, in the way that I will never know if God exists or not, but leaning towards atheism, as the concept of God sounds a bit illogical to me. This opinion of mine had gotten me in a tremendous amount of trouble from my family and friends. Instead of trying to solve or answer my concerns, they would go down to personal attacks. Once,

The argument that Descartes posed about God existing just because we have the concept of perfection instilled in our minds. Earlier in his meditations Descartes states the argument “I think there for I am,” this statement it self proves the we exist and we are beings that think. Everything beyond your own existence is open to debate. The idea of perfectness is completely subjective, the ideas of perfection of a fundamentalist Christian are certainty different the ideals of an Atheist or even Muslim

In the understanding of Bernard Haring, “religion” is derived from three Latin words: “Ligare” (meaning to bind), “Relegere” (meaning to unite or to link), and “Religio” (meaning relationships) . According to Omoregbe, the much we may infer from this etymological account is that it shows “religion” to be “essentially a relationship.” Religion could be perceived as “a bi-polar phenomenon , which places man on the one end and the transcendent on the other end of the same relationship. It is something

“The Problem of Evil”, evil is defined as something that is able to be known, can’t be defined but you know it when you see it. Determining what evil is, a person would need a sense of what “good” is to compare between the two to have an objective. Everyone has free will and God could have not given us free will but He has and could have easily decided for us what he allows us to decide for ourselves. Plantinga gives an example of the condition transworld depravity in which creatures choose freely

One of the most important characteristics of faith that Kallistos Ware highlights is the idea that much, if not all, of one’s relationship with God, is based off of instinctive feelings as opposed to other feasible elements. As Ware states, “Faith is not the supposition that something might be true, but the assurance that someone is there.” Faith in God, as Ware explains in this quotation, is not merely believing in God due to elements of scripture or teaching, but is instead something that occurs