… believe that a miracle has occurred based on the testimony of other people, David Hume will always answer no. This paper will discuss why Hume feels it is unreasonable to believe in the occurrence of a miracle based on the testimony of others. Then,…

… idea of such a [powerful, wise, and benevolent] Deity, it can never afford us an inference concerning his existence" (760). These are the words of David Hume in reference to the problem of evil. This paper will discuss Hume's stance on the non-existenc…

… the immaterial soul, the body, and psychological connections as the key to understanding personal identity. Each of these theories is provided as a means to reject or defend survival after death. The immaterial soul theory argues that personal…

… because it was permissive. It was generally ignored and its advice was not taken. The permissiveness of the act was not the only reason why it was ineffective. Many other factors contributed to its failing. The permissiveness of the act is evident…

… widespread human disaster, but it is more widely known as the almost complete destruction of the Jews in Europe by Nazi Germany. During the 19th century, European Jewry was being emancipated, and, in most European countries, Jews achieved some equality…

… Puritans landed in New England to form the Massachusetts Bay colony. John Winthrop, the first Governor of the colony, saw the place as a political and religious refuge. He described it as “a city upon a hill.” In England, the Puritans were not free…

… Views on Controversial Issues in American History. 10-16-2000 History 170 Instructor Johnson Historians have long debated over the issue “Did Abraham Lincoln free the Slaves” or did the slaves free themselves from slavery…

… 17 Transformation of Native American Cultures ¡¤ As the white man killed the buffalo, they also killed off the Indians. Indians needed buffalo to eat, defend, and stay warm. Horses helped both Indians and white man hunt, which killed off buffalo even…

… from total division. He needed to save the union, and at the same time, satisfy the states’ needs and demands. With either side refusing to budge, the almost desperate Lincoln had no other choice than to issue the Emancipation Proclamation. Although…

… In Plato’s Symposium the second speaker, Pausanias categorizes love by the main idea; love may be good or bad depending on the performance of the two lovers. Pausanias acknowledged the importance of performance by using…