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Composition & Essay Writing [ 103 ] Charity Begins At Home , What Is Religion ?

103 - ] Composition & Essay Writing

 

 Charity Begins at Home

                          Charity begins at home it is a true saying as someone that cannot love her/his family then how can that person love someone else. This proverb is a lesson for all of us and charity does and should begin at home. First, we need to learn to care and love our family wholeheartedly then we can shower love to the outside world. Also, it is a person’s first and foremost responsibility to serve her/his family first then others. In addition, fulfill duties towards your family than others.

                             It is largely believed that our family comes first and we should help them before helping others. But, there are people who debate that this is the misinterpretation of this proverb. According, to them, it means that children should be taught about charity at home. A child learns by seeing his elders, if the parents are loving and giving and pay importance to social cause them their children will also learn the same and make some efforts to improve the society. Besides, in some way, it does make sense. It also sends a strong message to the people with this phrase. Furthermore, the children follow the footstep of their parents and do what they do. Moreover, if they see their parents doing good deeds by helping the poor and needy then they will indulge them in doing the same. Also, they will pass this on to the next generation. But, on the contrary, if they see them misbehaving with poor and needy then they will also do the same. So, it is important to teach our children good things because it will build a better society.

               How the two interpretation of charity begins at home are linked . The above-mentioned interpretation of the phrase may not be complete in itself. If in the above interpretation the parents completely ignore their children and devote themselves completely in helping others then will their children still like to help others? The answer will be no because they would think that these people are keeping them away from their parents. Also, they would rather hate them. So, we can say that both the interpretation of the phrase is true and linked with each other. We must indulge in the habit of charity only when it runs in the family. The children will also inculcate only when we remain sensitive towards the need of children and family members. After that, we can go out and help others. And this is the best way to lead a decent life. Also, we must learn to prioritize and the family should be on top of the list. Besides, ignoring the family and working for the benefit of society is bad for both our self and society.

                   In conclusion, ‘Charity begins at home’ sends a strong message in society. We should understand it’s important to lead a more satisfying life. Also, we must remember what we inculcate is what we teach our children. Besides, we must shower our children and family with an abundance of love and fulfill all their essential needs and after that, we can help the poor and needy around us.

 

What Is Religion?

             Religion refers to a belief in a divine entity or deity. Moreover, religion is about the presence of God who is controlling the entire world. Different people have different beliefs. And due to this belief, many different cultures exist.

                      1 - ]  Monotheistic religions believe in the existence of one God. Some of the monotheistic religions are:1 - ] Islam: The people who follow are Muslims. Moreover, Islam means to ‘ surrender’ and the people who follow this religion surrender themselves to ‘Allah’. Furthermore, the holy book of Islam is ‘ QURAN’, Muslims believe that Allah revealed this book to Muhammad. Muhammad was the last prophet. Above all, Islam has the second most popular religion in the entire world. The most important festivals in this religion are Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

                2 - ] Christianity: Christian also believes in the existence of only one God. Moreover, the Christians believe that God sent his only Jesus Christ for our Salvation. The Holy book of Christians is the Bible. Furthermore, the bible is subdivided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. Most Importantly, Jesus Christ died on the cross to free us from our sins. The people celebrate Easter on the third day. Because Jesus Christ resurrected on the third day of his death. However, the celebration of Christmas signifies the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. Above all Christianity has the most following in the entire world.

                 3 - ] Judaism: Judaism also believes in the existence of one God. Who revealed himself to Abraham, Moses and the Hebrew prophets. Furthermore, Abraham is the father of the Jewish Faith. Most Noteworthy the holy book of the Jewish people is Torah. Above all, some of the festivals that Jewish celebrate are Passover, Rosh Hashanah – Jewish New Year, Yom Kippur – the Day of Atonement, Hanukkah, etc.

                     2 - ] Polytheistic Religion Polytheistic religions are those that believe in the worship of many gods. One of the most believed polytheistic religion is:

1 - ] Hinduism: Hinduism has the most popularity in India and South-east Asian sub-continent. Moreover, Hindus believe that our rewards in the present life are the result of our deeds in previous lives. This signifies their belief in Karma. Above all the holy book of Hindus is ‘Geeta’. Also, Hindus celebrate many festivals. Some of the important ones are Holi-The festival of colors and Diwali- the festival of lights.

               3 - ] Last, there is one religion that is neither monotheistic nor polytheistic. 1 - ] Buddhism: Buddhism religion followers do not believe in the existence of God. However, that does not mean that they are an atheist. Moreover, Buddhism believes that God is not at all the one who controls the masses. Also, Buddhism is much different from many other religions. Above all, Gautam Buddha founded Buddhism.




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