Spirituality is the bond that brings us together as human beings or it is an individual feelings of looking for a connection and changing the meaning of life (Mcinnes Miller & Van Ness Sheppard, 2014). Spituality gives purpose to someone 's life and it brings one to unmatchable God. Spirituality involves prayer, meditation, interactions with natures or others, and relationship with God or a higher power. Spirituality is serving total person such as physical, emotional, social, and spiritual. The role of spirituality in health care involves coping, mortality and recovery. Spirituality is a personal relationship to the unparalled God. Spirituality is our connection to God, nature, each other, and the innermost part of ourselves. Pluralism
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Death is considered as a change to a higher state, or taking of to a shadowy existence on the other side. Although no one knows his or her destination at death, the book shows heaven or hell. After life, memory is left behind like a note. There is a belief among God believers that our ways of living or behavior while alive defines what would happen to someone after death. Disapperance is for those that have n religion or do not believe in God disappearance at death. As catholic, they believe in purgatory. Some leave a mamory behine like wring of book. Explanation of how it is possible to know anything at all also known as epistemology. Recognizing the knowledge we have gained and asking how we are able to know anything at all can be answered by the idea that we are the image of an all-knowing God, or the ability to learn developed as a survival mechanism in evolution. Epistemology is what we believe about understanding and knowing. Knowledge is information and knowing is a passive response to sensory evidence we cannot stand outside our own beliefs. What make up our mind also influence our view. Epistemological questions are what is Knowledge? it is a belive that knowledge is simply information. What is knowing? it is belived knowing is a passive response to sensory evidence. What is the basis for knowledge? It is that reason which is supreme authority for knowledge. What is the the difference between knowledge and faith? Knowledge is a continuum based on level of confidence in a proposition, with faith, opinion, and certainty being points along that continuum. Is certainty possible? Well, at times people think it is possible to have complete certainty about some
Death is considered as a change to a higher state, or taking of to a shadowy existence on the other side. Although no one knows his or her destination at death, the book shows heaven or hell. After life, memory is left behind like a note. There is a belief among God believers that our ways of living or behavior while alive defines what would happen to someone after death. Disapperance is for those that have n religion or do not believe in God disappearance at death. As catholic, they believe in purgatory. Some leave a mamory behine like wring of book. Explanation of how it is possible to know anything at all also known as epistemology. Recognizing the knowledge we have gained and asking how we are able to know anything at all can be answered by the idea that we are the image of an all-knowing God, or the ability to learn developed as a survival mechanism in evolution. Epistemology is what we believe about understanding and knowing. Knowledge is information and knowing is a passive response to sensory evidence we cannot stand outside our own beliefs. What make up our mind also influence our view. Epistemological questions are what is Knowledge? it is a belive that knowledge is simply information. What is knowing? it is belived knowing is a passive response to sensory evidence. What is the basis for knowledge? It is that reason which is supreme authority for knowledge. What is the the difference between knowledge and faith? Knowledge is a continuum based on level of confidence in a proposition, with faith, opinion, and certainty being points along that continuum. Is certainty possible? Well, at times people think it is possible to have complete certainty about some