Natural theology

The quote “I’ve learned that people will forget what , people will forget what you did, but people will forget how you made them feel” from Maya Angelou. Made me realize that it is truly correct because some people forget what they say, but sometimes they don’t forget their actions how they treat you or how you feel about their actions. I really agree with the quote from Maya Angelou because some people said that they are going to do something and they don’t do it because you forget that…

my human personhood is inscribed in my design, and I believe this is what Caputo makes of Martha’s response inscribed in acknowledging human dignity. As insightful as I believe the incorporation of the story of Martha and Mary presents more of the theology of the perhaps (relates to the unforeseeable in a radical way), rather than the insistence of…

On December 17, 1942, several countries, including the United States and Great Britain, identified the law as an avenue for pursuing justice on behalf of individuals persecuted in the Holocaust, resolving to prosecute war criminals responsible for the mass murder of civilian populations (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). From 1945 to 1946, the Allied powers sentenced 22 war criminals for their actions, yet the process of understanding crimes against humanity and empowering their victims…

An easily noticed problem with this argument is seen in premise 3. The problem is commonly seen as an argument over whether God is justified in creating evil, but instead it is about how God is not allowed to intervene and stop or create evil events. If God is all good then God would be separate from all evil; because God is separate from all evil if God was to intervene in evil events no matter how small this would mean that God is now involved in evil events. Because God is not involved with…

Christopher Hitchens basically rants against ‘God’ and ‘Religion’ in his essay. He suggested that religion is created by primitives lacking the means to create a better explanation for their existence in this planet. All I have to say is, I loved it. Christopher Hitchens is definitely an atheist. His essay contains explicit content not suited for the old. He wrote his essay with gusto and passion; he is truly a romantic. Ironically, his arguments are all based on logic and reasoning. It can be…

Worldview is a mental framework through which an individual view the nature about reality. Biblical worldview is looking through the world in a biblical stand point. In this essay I’m going to define what the concept of a worldview is and the elements of biblical worldview that Dr. James Henderson has brought to us in his presentation. The concept of a worldview is the conceptual of someone’s behavior and belief. It determines the shape of someone’s emotions, influences and directs a person’s…

Pascal: Pascal’s Wager essentially revolves around the fact that betting on God’s existence is the best bet that one can make.This is because if one wagers on God’s existence and God doesn’t exist, they lose nothing. However, if he does exist, then the can potentially gain entrance into Heaven which is the ultimate reward. Therefore, betting on God’s existence is the best bet that one can possibly make. Pascal’s Wager excludes the important virtues that support Christianity and serves as a…

Response Paper “The Problem of Evil” The “Problem of evil” is the problem of reviving the existence of the evil in the world with the existence of an omnipotent and a perfect God. The argument from evil is an argument saying that the existence of such evil should not be in this world with an existence of a God. Christianity says that God created the world we live in and that he sustains it. They also…

importance for the imago Dei has been debated ever since. Moreover, how one views the relevance of sin for the imago Dei, whether sin damages the image, destroys it completely or does not affect it at all is important for one’s theology of the imago Dei. In traditional theology, there are several reasons that original sin is important for the discussion the imago Dei: 1) original sin is what causes the divide between God and humanity, 2) the entrance of sin has possible ontological…

The Problem of Evil argument is an atheological attempt to prove God does not exist in a very definitive format. However, the complexity of not only God, but their choice argument, cannot be developed so decisively because they are lacking an explanation for their standard of “evil” foundation. Thus, they seek to rationalize it with a Christian’s perception of God and question every aspect without fulfilling the burden of defining the standard for which evil is based in their argument. “Could…