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History of Religion |
Introduction :- |
The
worship
and service of God as
uttered
in divine
worship
and in daily life. Religion is concerned with all of the
associations
existing between God and human beings, and between humans themselves because of the core
value
of God. Objectively considered, religion consists of a body of
fact
which is believed, a code of
ethics
for the
direction
of
manner
, and a form of divine worship. Subjectively, it is a person's
entire
reply
, theoretically and
virtually
, to the demands of faith; it is living faith, personal engagement, self-commitment to God. Thus, by faith,
system
and
faction
, a person
guidelines
and directs his or her life in
orientation
to God and, through what the love and service of God
mean's
, to all people and all things.
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Definition of Religion, General Perspective:- |
Different from
faiths
, which are codified and
system of belief
versions of a religious experience. Religions usually say they have The
reality
and are a
combined
belief. Common understanding is that
disagreement
lived between faith and knowledge because science has nothing to say about metaphysical
measures
, and beliefs are
emotional
facts that need no
evidence
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History of Religion:- |
Religion has always played a significant role in the the past of mankind, the diversity of events taking place in series leading from the ancient times to the present and still into the future; " all of this is human history or religions history" the regulation that report and interprets past religious events linking human beings ,it is memorized and sealed in script. |
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Islam |
Christianity |
Judaism |
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Buddhism |
Hinduism |
Sikhism |
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights
In 1948, the United Nations adopted universal Declaration of Human Rights,
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Evolution in the Light of the Quran
Ever since man evolved ...
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Economics In The Social Structure Of Islam
Economics plays a significant role in the social
structure of Islam;
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