Positive Effects Of Catholic Religion

There have been plenty of works which relates Catholic religion to what the individual attains, but for Bradley T. Ewing, there have been a lot of things written about the effects of Catholic schooling on educational attainment, and to a lesser extent, his future. There has only been a little research about the effects of being raised in a Catholic religion has on his future. (Ewing, 2000) Since there have been previous studies on the benefits of Catholic schooling, we now try to focus on its over-all effects. As I assume these previous researches as Bradley Ewing would say, are focused only on the benefits, which means the better effects of it. Is it then possible that we try to find a pattern where we try to prove that being raised in a Catholic

This article particularly focuses on the impact religion may give on our way of thinking. It asks if religion is the reason for all the wars in history. In the latter part it discusses that it is not the reason for the wars, but it may have a huge impact on the way things turn out. In the same context, most Filipino families will defend their point of view, what they believe in. Most of the times, the Filipino individual is on a deeply oriented religion. What I will try to argue is the probable indecisiveness of the individual because of the influence of religion.

This next article from Kevin Kane entitled “Love of God? Or Love of Religion?” focuses on religion and the hypocrisy of most people who belong in it. By its nature, Christendom, as most religions, is a “lifestyle package”. You’re supposed to live and act in a certain way, in order to “be” religious and have a chance to “enter God’s Kingdom”. As a part of my research, I would also like to tackle the common Filipino idea; “Kunwari nagsisimba, pero pagkatapos ng misa balik sa dati.” (They’ve just finished the Holy Eucharist but it seems to not have made a better change for them.) This research aims to show the opinions of different people to show how true the saying