The Myth im choosing is “The Adventures of Perseus” From Metamorphoses Choose one myth and explain the reasons why you chose that particular myth. In your opinion, what kind of important insight or wisdom does it contain for your own person? Moreover, why do you think the ancients told that story? What kind of lesson […]
Answer the following question in 150-200 words: Describe the evolution of Martin Luther’s understanding of God. Why would having a particular understanding of God cause problems in social, political, and economic realms? Explain.. Must pass plagirsim check and AI detection. Use this Source: Estep, W. R. (1986). Renaissance and Reformation (1st ed.). Grand Rapids, MI: […]
The Belief in God: Analyzing Faith Topic B: Is it morally permissible to believe in God just because it is to your practical advantage to believe? Why or why not? Use the material in Vaughn’s book to help you explain how Pascal argues for belief in God. Explain the strengths and weaknesses of other thinkers […]
Spiritual Temperament Traits Myra Perrine’s What’s Your God Language? excerpts follow. Spiritual Temperament and God Personality test results of Meow D Contemplatives: “Loving God Through Adoration” Contemplatives enjoy spending extended periods of time simply delighting in the warmth of God’s presence and love. All of life is about developing greater intimacy with Jesus. Contemplatives feel […]
Sometimes, Texans embrace the stereotypes. They help us say that Texas is a unique place with its own way of thinking without having to tell THE WHOLE STORY. In the book God Save Texas, Lawerence Wright explains:” At Buc-ee’s, an aspiring Ten can get fully outfitted not only with the clothing but also with the […]
General description of God 1. Give a general description of God, noting those characteristics without which you would not be willing to use the word “God.” If you don’t believe in God, say with some precision what it is that you don’t believe in. 2. If you believe that there is a God who is […]
Philosophical Questions Opening Questions 1. Is there anything you would willingly die for? What? 2. If you had only a few minutes to live, what would you do with them? What if you had only a few days? Twenty years? 3. A famous philosopher once said that human life is no more significant than the […]
Write a short DIALOGUE that builds on ONE of the following scenarios and develops some associated philosophical themes . You find yourself in a discussion with some classmates that don’t think it’s possible to know whether God exists and don’t think it matters too much whether you believe in God. What do you say to […]
Worldview: Cultural Explanations of Life and Death Society.”2 A culture’s worldview focuses on the major assumptions about life that all individuals, at one time or another, must deal with. Klopf and McCroskey note some of those assumptions: Worldview is a set of interrelated assumptions and beliefs about the nature of reality, the organization of the […]
As stated in Chapter 7, many religions do not have images of God or any holy person. Instead, some religions, such as Islam, places of worship are adorned with decorative, abstract patterns rather than realistic representations of their deity/deities. Does the lack of religious icons take away from the spiritual experience? Why or why not? […]
