God Is Not Great

ruler of the underworld, he is also the god of wealth. Cerberus, the guardian of the underworld, works with Hades on a regular basis, which makes him highly qualified to be the vice president for Hades. With Hades and Cerberus as the governing bodies over Mount Olympus, it will be wealthy and has an experienced ruler.Hades would make a great president, along with Cerberus as vice president. Along with being the god of the underworld, Hades is also the god of wealth. Because all precious…

powerful yet strong government. It grew to five million square kilometers under the rule of a great warrior and emperor named Trajan. “Trajan is remembered as a successful soldier-emperor who presided over the greatest military expansion in Roman History…”(“Trajan”1). Trajan lived to be sixty-three years old nineteen which he ruled as emperor. He was a great man, not only did he expand the empire to a great size, but he was also know for being a philanthropic ruler. “The Roman Empire was the…

In Rosenberg’s myth, “The Ages of the World” the gods of the Tuatha Dé Danann possessed great powers and offered significant accomplishments for Ireland; the gods also had characteristics common to man. The battle between the Tuatha Dé Danann and the Fir Bolgs is a fantastic example of their accomplishments and human traits; by defeating the Fir Bolgs, the gods and non-gods remained in control of the land successfully. While winning the battle of “Mag Tured”, the consequences of the battle…

The two short stories “Deucalion and Pyrrha” and “The Great Serpent and the Great Flood” both revolve around a natural disaster destroying their society without any notice, and they include certain characteristics that are peculiar to the present world. In “Deucalion and Pyrrha” one of their beloved gods were angry at how humanity is behaving, so he decided to drown the world in a flood. In “The Great Serpent and the Great Flood” a serpent was killed by the main character Nanobozho, which caused…

Taylor, a Puritan poet of the 18th century during the period of the Great Awakening, writes "Upon a Spider, Catching a Fly" to express his perspective on sinners and the power of God as a Puritan as a result of Taylor living during the time of the Great Awakening, a religious revival in the New England colonies. Taylor's poem metaphorically compares a spider's web to Satan and Hell, with a fly being the sinners or those who betray God. In the quote provided, Taylor mentions a wasp, seen as a…

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creation, a person must have a belief in the word of God, which is considered the Bible. God’s involvement in His creations should be a foundational belief for all Christians. In this essay, one will be able to understand the theology of creation and the involvement of God is His creation, as well as how this will have an impact on my career as a nursing student. For example, in the very first chapter of Genesis, it says this, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis…

did not ask for God to adopt her so it is inappropriate to chastise her as a whore. Although always inappropriate to address someone as a whore, Israel never asked to be taken in as a special people for generations to come. However, some will argue against this as they asked for help. Despite the position one takes on this, it can be agreed upon that in the metaphor of an adopted child God used in His anger is quite shocking when paired with whore. Israel was promised to be a great nation back…

beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” After God creates the earth he creates man in his image, “So God created man in his own image, in the…

the great was actually not that great. I mean sure he built cities and took over places but does that make you great? I don't really think so. My reasons behind this is he killed as many as 80,000 people in nine months, he sold 20,000 people as slaves, and made others worship him like a god. When Alexander the great went to invade persia and they were fighting he killed over 80,000 people i mean he may have been great back then, but i don't see how killing that many people can make you a great…