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My family instilled my Christian values ever since I can remember. I was always taught that all of my actions are visible to God and that I should conduct myself in ways that would make God proud of me even if no other…

Esther Meek's Longing to Know and the Complexities of Knowing God is an epistemological work that focuses on the philosophy of knowledge for the average person. The book approaches the field of epistemology or the…

Specialists have their place. Not all doctors can learn how to perform brain surgery as well as a heart transplant. Similarly, restaurants that specialize in one type of cuisine are often far better than those that try…

There are many arguments both for and against gay marriage. It is a hotly debated topic in many countries around the world at present. It has become legal in certain countries: Belgium, The Netherlands, Spain and…

The Christian faith in the United State has deep-seated ties with the Republican Party. As a result, it has often come out in favor of conservative political objectives by default. However, where environmentalism is concerned, Republican resistance is contrary to Christian beliefs. Therefore, this account advises, Christians should take action to alter their political orientation and push for improvement in global environmental laws.

¶ … consequences of New England Puritanism. Puritanism in New England was an offshoot of the religion in England, but in the New World, the religion evolved until it was central to society and to a person's place in…

This is a four page paper. It is a public theology paper answering the question about a Theology of Immigration for the Contemporary North American Situation using the Bible, Sider, Ronald J, and Diane Knippers (eds), "Toward an Evangelical Public Policy: political strategies for the health of the nation" and Ramachandra, Vinoth. "Subverting Global Myths: Theology and the Public Issues Shaping Our World"

Readers of Mary Rowlandson's narrative of Indian capitivity within the Puritan colonization of Massachussetts may very well wonder at what Increase Mather's influence on the original text was.

this is a five page paper about turning points in Christianity. The five page paper refers to St. Augustine's City of God, Clovis's The Chronicle of St. Denis, Gregory VII. Dictatus Papae, 1090, Martin Luther's Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation, 1520, and John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion.

This research paper looks at the question of marital intimacy and whether it can be taught. The ppaper takes both a Biblical and a secular position, and looks at therapies that have been successful as well as the words in the Bible. Intimacy is defined and then met and unmet intimacy are looked at. The final section deals directly with the question of whether the research into the Bible and secular therapies reveal that it can be taught.