PHILOSOPHY

Philosophy



Philosophy

Introduction

The term Philosophy refers to Faith, along with a comprehensive learning procedure. The exploration of the world and the inquisitiveness of human nature is now and then challenged so as to explore and understand the relationship between religious beliefs along with the vocational pursuits. However, this experience is quite uncomfortable, since most of the people disperse their spiritual portion from the rest of the activities they perform in life. This is similar to the issue I had once. Like many of the other people even I once detached my life's spiritual part from my work life, entertainment, along with my family life. Here, second Psalmist declaration stating that yes God is no doubt the king of the earth. However, it is he who has the ruling authority on every section of a human being's life (William, 1985).

Discussion

I am of the belief that the term religion is something that matters for the majority of the people. Speaking fundamentally it the human being who is the religious creatures and meaning makers of God worshiping him in different ways. These Idols are man-made, and people worship their faith, belief, or even an idea crafted by the humans themselves so as to endure a meaning to life (Colin, 1970).

Here, I would further agree with the writer that I have a firm belief in not only God, but I also belief that he is the Father Almighty, who is the creator of heaven and earth. It is he who is the Father of Jesus Christ who is His only Son and our Lord. I also second that Jesus Christ was conceived through a Holy Ghost, and was given birth by Virgin Mary, his mother.

The world is nothing but a place for human beings that give them their philosophical answers. The human beings view the world and the whole universe so as to interpret from it through a differing perspective (Keith, 1984). This standpoint is known as a worldview, which is merely a set of human beliefs enabling a person to acquire the answers of the following four (4) questions:

1.Who am I (i.e. who I am as a human being)?

2.Where am I? (which means that what is the world meant for me)

3.What is wrong? (the issues, the dilemmas, even the concerns regarding oneself)

4.What is the remedy? (this means, how one single individual or a cluster of people can work together to identify the solution to the ...