Personal Narrative: In God We Trust

In our everyday lives, without identifying it, religious symbols and rituals surrounds us. If you have ever carried money, “In God We Trust” is a religious symbol that is exists on the one-dollar bill. If you happened to say the pledge of allegiance when you were a child, you were saying “one nation under God” which refers to God as well as the Christian belief. Around the holidays, there are Easter decorations, and eating only fish on Good Friday, all represents religious symbols of the Catholic faith. Religious symbols are characteristics of every single diverse religion, it reinforces faith, stimulate certain beliefs, and speak to the essentials of that particular religion.
In my 5-day journal, you will find daily rituals that are both sacred and mundane. When I wake up, I start my day with prayer. I go to bed, not knowing if I will wake up in the morning. I set an alarm, but I am unsure if I will see the sun rise. There are a lot of people that goes to bed and do not wake up. I did not wake up on my own accord, so I pray to God to thank Him. I am a human being and I am limited in scope. I do not know what the day has
The Shadowhunters or Nephilim protect the human world from reckless demons. This show is a comparative study of mythology and religion. In Genesis 6:8, the verse reads “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bore children to them; the same were mighty men that were of old, the men of renown.” Moreover, the tale of how the Shadowhunters were originally formed stars “the Angel Raziel, who mixed some of his own blood with the blood of men in a cup, and gave it to those men to drink” (Page 78). In Jewish tradition, an entire work is dedicated to Raziel, called Sefer Raziel HaMalach. This show is a comparative study of mythology and