Category: Religious History

Who Can Be a Rabbi? A rabbi can be described as a spiritual leader or religious instructor in Judaism. The process of becoming a rabbi involves being ordained by a different…

Who Can Be An Imam? Imam refers to an Islamic leadership position in Islam. In the case of Sunni Muslims, Imam is often used as the name of an imam of…

Messengers and Prophets in Islam. The prophets of Islam are people of Islam that is thought to carry God’s message across Earth and serve as examples of the ideal human…

Religion Animism or Animalistic Religions. The belief in animism is that things or places and animals all have a distinctive spiritual nature. Animism does not refer to any one creed…

What is Evangelism? Evangelism According to Christianity, Evangelism is the practice of preaching the gospel with the aim of passing on the gospel and the teachings of Jesus Christ. Christians…

Who is a Nun? The term nun refers to a person who vows to devote her entire life to religious work, typically, they live in abstinence, chastity, and poverty within…

Purification Ritual. The purification rite can be described as one of the rituals or practices that are used in the attempt to restore the lost purity or create an increased…

The Difference Between Doctrine and Dogma. Doctrine is a formalization of beliefs or a set of instructions or teachings and principles, or taught principles, which form the core of the…

Divine Attributes. The Divine Attributes investigates the theistic tradition that God is the perfect being by examining the major divine attributes that flow from this belief personhood, transcendence the omnipresence…

Sacrament Explained. Sacraments are an important Christian ceremony that is regarded as having significant significance and importance. There are a variety of opinions about the meaning and significance of these rituals. A…