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Christianity and Creatureliness: Becker, Percy, and John Paul II on a Right Understanding of Death and Sufferring
(2013-05-24)
The denial of death and the desire to abolish suffering both empty a person of humanity; Christianity reconciles these issues while keeping creatureliness intact. For Ernest Becker, the denial of death results from the ...
Daily Bread: A Liturgical and Narrative Guide to Good Eating
(2012-05-03)
This thesis examines the ways Christians might view and interact with daily bread differently than those operating under secular modern frameworks. In it, I examine certain Christian liturgical practices of fasting and ...
Colpa di Fulmine
(2020-05-22)
Colpa di Fulmine is a artistic work that uses text and music to create an aural depiction of the struggle to determine what is true when even one’s own ability to discern between truth and falsehood is subject to doubt. ...
A Philosophical Analysis of Petitionary Prayer
(2013-05-24)
In this paper, I present a philosophical analysis of petitionary prayer, from the
perspective of one who engages in petitionary prayer on a regular basis. This
paper looks at the basis for petitionary prayer from the ...
Marvel for a Remnant: The History and Hope of the Church in the Middle East
(2014-06-02)
The Middle East is the birthplace of Christianity. It appears, however, that Christianity has found its home further west of its birthplace, and in fact, may not be able to maintain any significant existence there for much ...
Hegel, Kojeve, Marx, and Yoder: An Examination of Christianity and Social Justice
(2012-05-03)
In the Phenomenology of Spirit G.W. F. Hegel puts forth a number of ideas on
man’s relationship with the world. In his chapter on the “Dialectic of Subject,”
specifically, Hegel looks at the ability of self-consciousness ...
Liberalism and Christianity
(2015-05)
What is the relationship between liberalism and Christianity? In this thesis, I analyze this question from both a historical and philosophical perspective. Historically, liberalism owes something to Christianity, as liberal ...
Compassion for the Marginalized: How Jesus's Healing Ministry can be a Model for Christian Healthcare Professionals
(2019-05-23)
Many modern-day, Christian health professionals describe their work as a ministry—a way to share the gospel, even if indirectly. What would it look like, however, to have a healing ministry like Jesus? To answer this ...
Life to the Full: Anything But Boring
Life to the Full: Anything But Boring is a collection of stories, reflections, and musings culminating into the central argument that the Christian life is anything but boring. Drawing on the words of Jesus in John ...
Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling: A Critique of Hypermasculinity in American Christianity
(2020-05-19)
This thesis analyzes the presence of hypermasculine ideals in modern Protestant circles. Since masculinity has only recently become a subject of academic study, I explore the origins of expressions such as hypermasculinity ...