Sarah Good

works, “The Problem of Evil” and “The Problem of Good”, provide valid arguments for the existence and probable non existence of God in the presence of good and evil. Through the reversal of Hick’s argument, I feel that Cahn establishes the illogic behind Hick’s view and proves that because both good and bad will always exist within the world, based on Hick’s reasoning and premises, it is likely that soul making and God do not exist to serve the greater good. In order for one to truly…

injuries’, ‘forgiving of injuries’, and ‘recompensing good for evil’. Boston presented ‘bearing of injuries’ with four oppositions of the meekness, which are ‘hastiness of spirit’, ‘malice’, ‘revenge’, and ‘evil-speaking’. In the next level (‘forgiving of injuries), he mentioned that “A meek spirit is a forgiving spirit” and argued that the forgiveness has to be ‘really’, ‘fully’, and ‘often’ like God forgives sinners. Finally, Boston in ‘recompensing good for evil’ expressed this third point as…

According to Mark Twain, “Of all the animals, man is the only one that is cruel. He is the only one who inflicts pain for the pleasure of doing it.” In other words, people can find joy in causing harm in others. Murderers and serial killers are seen to be people that are evil, dangerous and heinous. A murderer is a person who commit an unlawful killing of another person or animal. A serial killer is an individual who murders three or more people over a 30-day period. Some murderers and serial…

Jay Heinrichs is a world renowned author, a publisher of multiple magazines, and an editor of various works for over 25 years. In 2007, he published one of his most famed books, Thank You for Arguing: What Aristotle, Lincoln, and Homer Simpson can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion . Since then, two more editions have been printed and over a million copies have been sold in over 12 different languages. Thank You for Arguing is Jay Heinrichs’s take on the art of arguing which is widely…

wings. Through the use of setting, the audience can physically feel the change and this causes them to see the effect that the actions of the characters have had on their personalities. The beginning scene sets up our identification of the Moors as ‘good’ and the heaven of the two settings. When the audience views an establishing shot of the Moors, we can see golden sunshine illuminating the green, luscious forests and a castle that is present in the foreground of the shot. Stromberg has used…

The day was Monday, February 1, 2010. I left my house for work in the morning, and got on time as usual. The day seemed to progress as usual until I got a meeting request from my supervisor. I finished what I have started, and headed to the little conference room where the meeting was scheduled. I had never gotten such meeting requests from my boss. Our previous meetings have always been pre scheduled. So what is the agenda for this unscheduled meeting? My boss was already in the meeting room…

Client My client is Joel Goodsen, from the movie Risky Business. Joel is a senior in high school, in the year 1983, he in an only child and lives with his parents in a wealthy neighborhood. His parents go out of town for a couple of days, and in those days Joel makes many bad choices that could damage his and his friends life, and their futures. Diversity Joel is a Caucasian male around 18 years old. It does not specify his religion or his beliefs in the movie, but based on his parent’s…

Desiree Ramirez Professor Buchanan English 73X 7 February 2016 My Educational Journey Throughout my life I have seen myself as having a growth mindset, facing all the good and bad challenges school has had to offer throughout the years. Sometimes as a student, I wondered if school really mattered. How does paper work, working out, and eating have anything to do what we want to be in life were all learning the same thing? Almost every kid in America is going to school. What makes me so different?…

P0 Intro – Discussing similarities and the essay to come. Metropolis and Mortal Engines are cut from the same cloth. Both explore themes of power and corruption through their antagonists, while simultaneously exploring purity and morality through the protagonist duo. They do this in adventures that take them away from the central icon of power, then toward it for the finale – the ziggurat blows up in Metropolis, and MEDUSA is blown up in Mortal Engines. Symbolism like this is what I aim to…

Individuals change their minds all the time, but altering their identification of good and hate makes them victim to unconscious actions. When Finny had practically saved Gene's life from falling off the tree, Gene's sudden gratitude turns into hatred, for he chooses to blame Finny for being up there: “Yes, he had practically saved my…