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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on creative mind: a domain of spirituality Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work!
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on creative mind: a domain of spirituality Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Hughes has justified his loss of faith in Jesus by telling the readers the incident that has led him to lose faith in Jesus. This shows that Hughes has taken a narrow-minded approach towards the aspect of human being’s faith in God. In Church, Hughes saw his friend Westley lying to everyone that he was ‘saved’ by Jesus, just to avoid sitting there and bearing the push from elders to get ‘saved’ (Hughes 295). This shows that Hughes’s opinion that spiritual experience is a fake thing, is immature, as it is based solely on the deceptive behavior displayed by Westley (Hughes 295). Hence, instead of criticizing the coercive ‘ritual’ of salvation and condemning fake people, Hughes has ended up mocking the human experience of God, which is not fake and limited to the Church, but is authentic and can happen to anyone, anywhere and anytime, as is proved by the experiences of spiritual people from different parts of the world, and also by psychologists.
Salvation is one of the most important rituals in the Christian religion. It is believed that if devotees of Jesus desire freedom from their sins, then they should participate in the ritual of salvation (Wright 17). However, achieving salvation is not an easy thing. According to the Apostle Paul, for a Christian follower to achieve salvation, he has to have complete faith in the belief that “Jesus died for him and He was raised by God” to save him (Wright 9). At the same time, the follower also has to make heartfelt verbal confessions of his sins in order to be saved by Jesus (Wright 9). Without the implementation of these conditions, salvation cannot be achieved by Christians. However, Christian religious texts do not say that Jesus will come in his ‘physical form’ in front of a devotee and tell him that he is saved.
