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A Question of Humanity in Frankenstein, a Film by James Whale (1183 words, 4 pages)
The Composite Man The Human Question of FrankensteinWhen one considers the concept of artificial intelligence, the first things to come to mind are usually images of computers and robots, simulacrums of humanity encased in lines and lines of code, instead of, say, an amalgam of corpses powered by a criminal ... Read More
Freedom of Expression and the Dangers of Conformity in the Short Story The Machine Stops by E.M. Forster (1130 words, 4 pages)
Messages of the MachineThe world in which E.M. Forsters short story The Machine Stops is set has been so extremely standardized and stripped of individuality that any difference in personality of the storys characters becomes especially noticeable and meaningful. Forster conveys his ideas about freedom of expression and the dangers ... Read More
The Effects of Land Reforms in Korea During the Mid 1940s in the Novel Descendants of Cain by Hwang Sun-won (1042 words, 4 pages)
The early and middle years of the Twentieth Century were a time of great change and conflict within the Korean peninsula, China, and Japan. Koreas colonization by the Japanese, the Soviet and American occupations, Japans invasions of China and Korea, civil war, World War II, and militaristic government leadership worked ... Read More
An Analysis of the Byronic Hero, Jay Gatsby in the Novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1230 words, 5 pages)
Jay Gatsby A Byronic HeroF. Scott Fitzgeralds The Great Gatsby can be and has been interpreted in a multitude of different ways. Nothing is more worked over and analyzed than the character and qualities of Jay Gatsby. It is easy enough to see that Gatsby is not a hero in ... Read More
The Similarities and Differences of Perspectives of Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas (713 words, 3 pages)
Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas' Summa were both important men in the church. There teachings impacted the beliefs and practices of the church. Yet, they differed on their approach on theological methods, views, and concerns of to the church of their day. These two different perspectives are First as ... Read More
The Importance of Covenants in the Scriptures (2367 words, 8 pages)
Many people today ask the question how does God and man relate to one another. Scripture answers this scripture by showing us that the relationship between God and man is based on an agreement called a covenant. Covenants are seen common theme seen throughout the Old and New Testament. One ... Read More
Understanding the Relationship of Man with the Trinity of God (1265 words, 4 pages)
Today more than at any time in history, the question What is man? is at the center of theological and philosophical questioning. Many believers struggle and ask this question in hopes of better understanding their relationship with God. Being a follower of Christ means becoming more like Christ in are ... Read More
A Comparison of Don Jon by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and the Sheik by George Melford (1664 words, 5 pages)
Similar Execution, Different ResultsThe Sheik and Don Jon are love stories that come from two completely different eras. The former comes from the era where computers were a figment of the distant future, whereas the latter comes from this era, where you would be hard pressed to find a movie ... Read More
An Analysis of the Impact of Race, Religion and Community in Our Sense of Love and Community (1555 words, 5 pages)
One of the most beautiful aspects of this world is that there is such a plethora of culture, race and love that accompanies ones origin. However, to what extent does race, religion and gender identity shape our sense of love and community? We are able to begin critically and concretely ... Read More
The Valuable Lesson in the Short Story Contents of the Dead Man’s Pockets by Jack Finney (521 words, 2 pages)
Contents of the Dead Mans PocketsIn the story Contents of the Dead Mans Pockets, the main character, Tom Benecke, learns a valuable lesson by the time the resolution is revealed. Tom forgoes spending time with his wife, Clare, and decides to spend time on work that he doesnt even need ... Read More
Spreading the Beliefs in the Novel Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (934 words, 4 pages)
Fahrenheit 451 Essay In the story, Fahrenheit 451, an old lady refusing to leave her burning house says Play the man, Master Ridley we shall this day light such a candle, by Gods grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out. This short phrase in the story ... Read More
The Transformation of My Views on Online Dating Because of My Personal Experience of Meeting a Girl in a Xbox 360 Game (641 words, 2 pages)
Video Game Are For Dating When I think of online dating, I immediately think of a forty-year-old man living in his mothers basement chatting with random stranger on the other end of the spectrum. I think of a man incapable of carrying on an intimate conversation in-person with a woman ... Read More
The Life and Writings of Martin Luther, the Spark of the Protestant Reformation (702 words, 3 pages)
Born in Germany, in 1483, Martin Luther went on to become one of the most influential figures in Western history. His writings were responsible for changing the face of the Catholic Church and sparking the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luthers central teachings cented around that fact that the Bible is the ... Read More
God’s Character Trait of Holiness According to Jason Goroncy (2286 words, 8 pages)
Even though God is simple, often people find it difficult comprehend and understand him in his divinity. This is in because man has limitations in their own understanding of God. Though there are limitations in understanding God, he allows man to give him names and character traits that display some ... Read More
The Consequences of Man’s Sin and the Atonement of Sin (1241 words, 5 pages)
Belief in Jesus Christ alone is not merely enough for someone to be forgiven of their sins and to receive ethereal life. This is due to mans inherit guilt and depravity that has been inherited by the human race originating back to Adam and Eve first sin in the Garden ... Read More
The Miracle of Healing the Blind Man Bartimaeus (2648 words, 10 pages)
In todays world many modern scientists are attempting to restore the sight of those who are blind through scientist and medical treatments. However, all attempts of to bring peoples vision have been short-lived and generally unsuccessful. People reject miracles today because they go against the idea of the reign of ... Read More
The Miracles of Jesus Christ Throughout His Ministry on Earth (1240 words, 5 pages)
Throughout the last 2000 years, the influence Jesus has had on the lives of millions of people has never been surpassed. People who come to know the risen Christ and what He did for them on the cross are totally transformed. We can see this throughout the New Testament and ... Read More
An Examination of the Meaning of Knowing God and the Limitations of Man in Understanding the Divinity of God (999 words, 3 pages)
Herman Bavinck helps to unpack in this reading the idea of what does it mean to know God and understand what limitations man has in understanding God in his divinity. Mystery is the lifeblood of mans theological reflections on knowing and understanding God so that man can better worship, love ... Read More
An Explanation of Human Freedom in Light of God’s Providence Using the Compatibilist View (327 words, 1 pages)
Many believers throughout the history of the church has wrestled with many theological topics. One of the most common is the issue of human freedom in light of Gods providence. There have been many different approaches to answer this issue such as determinism, indeterminism, and compatibilist. Using the Lighthouse View ... Read More
The Importance of the Book of Revelation in Christianity (1175 words, 4 pages)
The revelation of Jesus Christ is important because it is God's speaking to His people about when Jesus Christ will return. It is the final glimpse into the final judgment that will occur at the end times. The importance of the Book of Revelation lies in the fact that it ... Read More
The Relationship of Art and Science in the Renaissance Era (1654 words, 6 pages)
The Relationship of Art and Science in the RenaissanceThe relationship between history and art has long been studied by many different historians. This is because many can see that art and history go hand in hand. Art is vital to the study of history because the objects created by man ... Read More
Applying the Theodicy of the Greater Good Defense in Explaining my Life’s Struggles in Light of God’s Providence (989 words, 3 pages)
As a child I did not grow up in a Christian household and often dealt with a lot of different hardships that affected me as a child and growing up in adulthood. An example of an hardship and pain in my life is my dad and his struggle with being ... Read More
The Revenge of Montresor Against Fortunato in the Short Story The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe (923 words, 3 pages)
The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe is the twisted story of Montresor's revenge against Fortunato, a friend who insulted his family name. After luring Fortunato into his familys catacombs with the promise of enjoying a drink of Amontillado, Montresor chains him to wall and leaves him there to ... Read More
The Character Traits of the Tragic Hero in the Play Macbeth by William Shakespeare (1334 words, 5 pages)
Macbeth as the Tragic HeroEarly on in the play, Macbeths character traits often shine as being virtuous, humble, and reliable, which collectively make for a very well respected and honorable person. Throughout the rest of the play, however, Shakespeare gradually diminishes these traits, completely changing Macbeths personality and making him ... Read More
The Effects of the Rise of Carbon Dioxide Levels on the Reduction of Protein in Pollen Sources (416 words, 2 pages)
Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Reduce Protein in Crucial Pollen Source for Bees.In order for bees to produce honey, they must consume pollen and nectar from a variety of flowers. Goldenrod flowers are one of the most important sources of pollen for the bees. Unlike many flowers, the Goldenrod blooms from ... Read More
The Life and Theological Viewpoints of John Calvin (714 words, 3 pages)
John Calvin born in 1509 was Martin Luther's successor as the one of the most well-known Protestant theologian during his time. Luther made a powerful impact on many key fundamental doctrines of Protestantism that still effect churches today. Calvins views based on Gods grace and Gods providence in the life ... Read More
The Significance of Spending Time with the Family on Weekends (847 words, 3 pages)
My best friend once spilled beer on his fathers prized pool table. None of his friends were allowed over for about a month. The clock was ticking towards 1030 pm on a Saturday. I was feeling under the weather, lying in bed, half listening to the adult humored cartoons streaming ... Read More
A Comparison of the Holy Bible and the Koran (494 words, 2 pages)
Although Islam and Christianity have similar roots, they grew in very different directions. While Christians believe in a caring God who has a personal relationship with each and every one of his creations, Muslims believe in a ruthless God who is merciful just by letting humans live on his world. ... Read More
The Importance of the Soul in the Philosophy of Socrates (379 words, 3 pages)
Socrates believes that the soul is far more important to thephilosopher than the body. Thus, burial of the body is of no concern tohim. This belief kindles a discussion which poses the question, why didSocrates let himself be killed without a fight? Socrates discusses thisprinciple with his students, friends, and ... Read More
A Critique of the Production Elements in the Temperamentals, a Play Produced by RepStage (575 words, 2 pages)
Of the many elements that went into the play The Temperamentals, I will focus not on the lukewarm elements but on the ones I have a strong opinion on (positive or negative). The element I strongly like is RepStages use of lighting, particularly with the same set throughout. The elements ... Read More
Published: Friday 25th of January 2013
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