… people view the problem of evil as the most serious challenge to the Christian tradition. "How can God exist when there is evil in the world?" This question arises due to the nature of God. God is understood to be benevolent, omniscient, and…

… universal language of the human race. No matter how esoteric emotions may seem, people must strive to truly comprehend them if they ever wish to live happy and fulfilling lives. Probably one of the greatest oversights in understanding emotions is…

… the “right” one? I believe the decision of the U.S to drop the atomic bomb was valid. Remember, this historical event was a world war. No matter what the laws and rule state, a war, is a war. Charles Darwin called it “survival of the fittest”.…

… 1790-1860”, written in 1943, examines the growth, legal status, and economic and social life of the free Negro in North Carolina. Franklin’s purpose was to clarify and explain the status of the free Negro in North Carolina, and how the free Negro’s…

… a focus on the features of a classical civilization, including the intellectual and social movements associated with ancient Greece and Rome. People began to explore the power of the human mind. Generally, humanism stresses the individual’s creat…

… It is hard to judge whether he was a great and just leader, just as it is hard to judge any leader. Europeans both feared and admired him. Suleiman’s rule was in the 16th century, which was the Age of Kings. Suleiman cannot be denied the fact…

… we have been talking of justice, and have failed to recognize her,” claims Plato in The Republic (153). Plato, being the brilliant philosopher that he is deals with justice and its virtues day in and day out. He is constantly questioning in a society…

… of England and the settlers of the American colonies. But as time went on and England began to take advantage of the colonies this great peace left and turned into a bloody revolution which would change the world. This revolution resulted the end of…

… also played very significant roles were simply by economic and political reasons. After the French-Indian War the British Government decided to reap greater benefits from the colonies. The colonies were pressed with greater taxes without any represent…

… Contrasting points of view in Grendel and Beowulf significantly alter the reader’s perception of religion, good and evil, and the character Grendel. John Gardner’s book, Grendel, is written in first person. The book translated by E. Talbout Donaldson,…