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Many people have an opinion about the overall nature of the universe and about the role which humanity plays in the universe (Taylor, 2003). For example, “Why are we here” and “What will happen to us after we die?” The majority of us don’t know the answers to these questions. Thus, many people want to belong to a religion because it gives them a sense of security in the universe. It may also provide guidance in their life. I assume it’s easier to live with some sort of explanation, even if it’s incorrect

A worldview, in my opinion, is the way you look at the world and how you see God; a worldview is a set of beliefs that directs the way you act. To determine your worldview, you must ask yourself a few questions. Some of these questions include: Who is God? Where did I come from? Why do I exist? What is my purpose in life? Answers in Genesis defines a worldview as “the overall perspective from which one sees and interprets the world. A worldview is a collection of beliefs about life and the universe

In William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying, Faulkner portrays the death of Addie Bundren and her family's quest to honor her dying wish to bury her in the town of Jefferson. Faulkner utilizes humor in the novel to lighten the mood of death and as an act of transgression against the orthodox Christian views of death as it relates to good souls dying and becoming angels. Addie Bundren’s son, Vardaman, relates to the orthodox Christian views of death, and the synonymous use of humor with these views ultimately

Scientific rationality stands as the epitome of human reasoning in the modern era; evidence matters in the assertion of truth. Society looks to the physical world to ascertain what is reasonable, and with the evolution of the scientific method, the past two centuries have also watched the devolution of religiousness. Scientific evidence must be conclusive and unambiguous, derived from true premises, repeatable experiments and observable results. And determine whether the existence of God can be sustained

Does God exist? There is no evidence that any god exist, so I assume that there isn’t one. I do not believe in a heaven or a hell! Although, I wonder where did we come from? Where will we end up after death? Will we rot underneath the soil? There are over twenty different religions with answers; some similar, some different but overall, majority of them are bias. Bias, because none of them are proven. In today’s society, we humans have adapted through evolutions by using our surroundings such like

Throughout the history of metaphysics the question, What is? has always been answered in an incomplete,unsatisfactory or complicated manner, but Spinoza tried to answer this question in an exceptional way simply by describing God and His essence. Based on Spinoza’s views, God’s qualities can be referred to as attributes and modes are merely affections of a substance. This paper will provide a detailed view of Spinoza’s key ontological definition of God as the only substance, his attributes, and

itself as the various religious around the world such as Christianity, Judaism, Islam, et cetera. Two examples that differ wildly although they are based on a similar principle are agnosticism and atheism. Agnosticism is the belief that their could be a deity above us, but there is no certain evidence. Atheism is the staunch belief that a god doesn’t exist no matter what evidence can be brought up. Both of these

Hegel was born in 1770, in Stuttgart, a city in the south of Germany. He is known as a famous modern professional philosopher. The influence of his ideas, his philosophy and his works are still profound and studied. Throughout his philosophical working life, the ideas of Freedom, Reason and Progress always inspired him. However, at some points, his ideas are famously hard to be understood fully and rightly, for example, the notion of “God” in his works. In Hegel’s thinking, which is known as the

"So shall we come to look at the world with new eyes. It shall answer the endless inquiry of the intellect, what is truth? And of the affection, what is good?" (St. John eat al. 199 ) What is Transcendentalism, what are the beliefs associated with it, and why did these people believe this? During a period of time called the "Romantic period" which originated in the 18th century, people began forming their own, bizarre beliefs. One of which was Transcendentalism. Ralph Waldo Emerson was a strong

In this paper, I will evaluate blackburn's objection to how he deems Pascal’s use of notion "metaphysical ignorance" as a problematic starting position to arrive the conclusion of Pascal's Wager argument. In “Metaphysical ignorance”, which refers to the idea that Pascal posits in the beginning of his Wager argument, that we know neither what God is nor what kinds of attributes and properties God has. As a result of this knowing, Pascal sets out four options to wager, which is four possible consequences