SIKHISM RELIGION

SIKHISM 

 The brief history of Sikhism

The religion of Sikh originated in the area of Pakistan and northwestern India called the Punjab, meaning “land of the five rivers” at the end of the fifteenth century. At that time the local religions both Hinduism and Islam were presented in that area. The Sikh religion offered an alternative way of life. The movement of Sikhism was started from a small group of disciples gathered around the Guru Nanak (1469-1538)

DEBATE BETWEEN AUGUSTINE AND PELAGIUS ON THE ISSUES OF ORIGINAL SIN AND FREE WILL

DEBATE BETWEEN AUGUSTINE AND PELAGIUS ON THE ISSUES OF ORIGINAL SIN AND FREE WILL

INTRODUCTION

Both of the great theologians in the middle of fourth centuries, Augustine and Pelagius, were world-renown not only in the early centuries, but have also effected Christianity today in its theology, especially on original sin and free will. The great theologian, Augustine, for half of his life enjoyed worldly things and with play with girls who loved him. It can be said that he really delighted more in practicing Christian life than in teaching about Jesus and the Holy Scripture. Augustine, however, has become an example and model for many Christians since the middle of his life.