David Hume on the All-Package God
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David Hume on the All-Package God: This 6-page essay examines Hume’s precepts germane to the problem of evil. In addition, how Nelson Pike and Alvin Plantiga view his charge that the existence of an all-package God and evil are logically incompatible is also explored. Bibliography lists 2 sources. SNHumewd.doc
Filename: SNHumewd.doc

Defense of Paul/Book of Acts
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A 25 page research paper that takes the unusual form of a legal brief that offers a defense of Paul based upon the events recorded in the Book of Acts. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: 00bracts.rtf

Demons and Mental Illness
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A 5 page paper which discusses the Biblical perspective on demons and mental illness. Other issues regarding counseling and aspects of mental illness are discussed. No sources cited.
Filename: RAdmnill.wps

Destiny, Doubt & Delusion - The Eternal Question of Existence:
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An 8-page paper that explores man's obsession with his origin, the reason for his existence and his ultimate destiny following death. Included is a discussion of the philosophy of absolute doubt and absolute certainty as developed by Rene Descartes as well as a discussion of man's destiny as outlined in the Holy Bible. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: LCExist.doc

Development Of Old Testament Canon
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A 5 page paper that explains and discusses how the canon of the Old Testament came to be and why it is different for different religions. For instance, the Jewish Bible has 24 books, the Protestant Old Testament is comprised of 39 books, the Eastern Orthodox Bible, has forty-three books and the Roman Catholic Bible has forty-six books. The historical development of these versions of the Old Testament is presented. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PGdevfot.rtf

Did Satan Get a Makeover?
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Did Satan Get a Makeover?: This 6-page comparative essay examines the ways in which Satan is depicted in John Milton’s Paradise Lost, and the film The Devil’s Advocate. It answers the questions relevant to how (or if) the portrayal of Satan has changed over the years. In addition, other media works are evaluated. Bibliography lists 8 sources. SNDevadv.doc
Filename: SNDevadv.doc

Didache: The Teaching Of The Twelve Apostles
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This 6 page paper discuses the Didache, a manuscript that was published first in the early 1800s but fragments of it were discovered in the early 1700s. This manuscript is believed to have been an instruction manual for early Christian converts. While controversy surrounds the document, it has never been officially rejected by the Church. This essay reports its discovery and explains the contents of the document, including the Two Ways, the Ceremonies and the Organization/Ministry of the early church. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGdidach.rtf

Discussion Of The Seven Feasts
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3 pages in length. The book of Leviticus sets forth that there are Seven Feasts of the Lord, which are also referred to as Festivals, that are instrumental in celebrating religious events. These Feasts and Festivals are remembrances in reflection of God's considerable acts of salvation He performed for His people. Hence the name, it is not unusual to find that a good number of these celebrations were cycled in a series of seven, which follow such a process as to climax on the seventh day. The writer discusses the significance of the cycle of seven, as well as the various feasts. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: 7Feasts.rtf

Distinct Similarities Across Religions
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A 5 page essay exploring similarities (similar foundations, philosophies, etc;) across various religions with examples from the Bible. Also referenced is examples from Richard Elliott Friedman's book, 'The Disappearance of God." No additional sources cited.
Filename: Godsim.wps

Donal Dorr/Concept of Shalom
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An 8 page essay/research paper that investigates the major argument presented by Donal Dorr in his text Integral Spirituality (1990), which presents a perspective on spirituality that demonstrates how this aspect of life should be interwoven with the fabric of every day existence, providing a foundation upon which all other interactions are based. By examining Dorr's model for integrated spirituality, particularly focusing on his concept of "Shalom," it is possible to see how spirituality can become the foundation for living, rather than existing only on the fringes of individual consciousness. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khdorr.rtf

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