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    do anything, able to be everywhere at the same time, and all-loving. For thousands of years, people have debated the idea of a GCB. This debate has led to countless wars and many deaths. The idea of theism (the belief in a higher power or God) and atheism (the belief that there is no GCB) has been in a constant clash over if a GCB truly exists, along with agnostics who are neutral in this case. In truth, the knowledge that the GCB can be none of the above things…

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    Reformation of Faith Every five minutes an innocent Christian is martyred for their faith. This is what a study organized by an association for persecuted christians, called Christian Freedom International, has proven true (Breitbart News). About 31.5% of the world is adherent to the Christian faith, making it the largest faith group on the planet (Barooah). However, this does not mean Christians have it the easy way. There are currently over 200 million followers around the world facing…

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    holiness. My religion does have an impact on my opinions, however, since my mind is open, I like looking at other religions and their beliefs to constantly change my original opinions. This is very similar to Alain de Botton 's "Atheism 2.0"4. He takes the standard morals of atheism and combines them with various important characteristics from other religions. De Botton does not believe in a higher being, however, enjoys the cultures from many other religions, such as, education,…

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    All through history there has always been a debate over the truth on how earth and all things in it came to be. Since civilization years up to the 1920’s religion made everyone believe that God created life and the earth, while the believe of evolution is more modern and taught by science. Creationism and evolution have different ideas but they also have many similarities. Creationism is “the belief in a deity of some sort; a creator of the world and everything in it including humans and…

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    makes them grotesque? 5. What is nihilism? Can you give an example of a representative philosopher? 6. How is nihilism illustrated in this short story? 7. The wooden leg is a symbol in this short story. What is its meaning? 8. Is this a story of atheism vs. Christianity? Why? 9. How we can explain the end? It is a victory of the nihilism? Why? 10. Has this story a moral meaning? Why? Nihilism and Grotesque in Flannery O’Connor’s short story “Good Country People” Flannery…

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    A Summit of Faith which took place in the Young Auditorium on Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. was a panel discussion that concluded a three-part series event. All events were based on The Saint and the Sultan authored by Paul Moses. The panel discussion was the part in the series which specifically intended to “bring Christians and Muslims together for an open panel discussion about compromise, filtered through the lens of the Saint and the Sultan.” It intended to do so by understanding history and discussing…

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    shared a home with eight other members of his family including six younger siblings. His mother was an intensely religious woman, and with her death on his twelfth birthday, he rapidly descended into a naturalistic worldview, eventually coming to atheism. He attended Oxford at a green seventeen years old. Newly manifest homosexual tendencies were manifest in the form of love for his heterosexual roommate Moses Jackson. These desires so filled his mind that he failed his final exams, barely…

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    According to Nash, “There seems to be many evils in the world that can be eliminated only by producing situations containing more evil or costing us some greater good…Suppose that many evils result from human free will or from the fact that our universe operates under natural laws or from the fact that humans exist in a setting that fosters soul-making.” (Nash, 186.) Nash explores the possibilities of free will, human beings are more inclined to natural law in which produces more good will for…

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    Background: The history of apologetics in Christianity Origins Apologetics is the defense of Christianity with the help of sacred books, with the data of science and philosophy, with the provisions of jurisprudence against criticism and actions by those in power. Apologetics is always in the circle of ideas and ideas of the century. It is designed to expose pseudoscientific and philosophical attacks on Christianity and to promote the mastery of religious ideas by new scientific discoveries,…

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    nothing but a private idea of my own. But if I did that, then my argument against God collapsed too—for the argument depended on saying that the world was really unjust, not simply that it did not happen to please my private fancies…. Consequently, atheism turns out to be too simple” (Lewis pg.14 I strongly feel when there is no pressure placed upon and individual by a higher being then her or she will always have a biased opinion of what is right and is wrong. My question to McCloskey is:…

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