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    The Shack: Analysis

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    A simple textual analysis of “The Shack” According to “The Shack”‚ William Paul Young had to confront the issue of theodicy; how a loving god could allow such overwhelming pain‚ suffering and evil in the world he created. The overall thesis of the book seems to states that forgiveness is desirable. Matthew 6:15 states clearly the requirements of forgiveness‚ “But if you refuse to forgive others‚ your Father will not forgive your sins”. Young takes the time to address forgiveness which will require

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    Meaning and Definition of Philosophy The term “Philosophy” is derived from two Greek words‚ Philia meaning “to love” or “to befriend” and‚ Sophia meaning “wisdom.” Thus‚ philosophy‚ means “the love of wisdom”. It was coined by Pythagoras‚ one of the sages of ancient Greece‚ born about the year 584 B.C. Philosophy is an activity people undertake when they seek to understand fundamental truths about themselves‚ the world in which they live‚ and their relationships to the world and to each other.

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    Natural Evil

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    Short Essay on Hamartiology God created a world free of sin and where we could co-exist with wild animals‚ the lion with the sheep eating side by side and with us‚ without fear. I want to start form the beginning so we can understand how and when sin and evil entered the world. This happened when man (Adam) sinned against God; Adam disobeyed God by eating the fruit that God had said not to eat. There is way’s to see this problem of what we call evil‚ not sin since sin is against God. We can see

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    conceived of. Through the concept of unity‚ through which things basically become good‚ Boethius shows that God and happiness are one‚ the divine goodness. He concludes‚ "God is the essence of happiness." (70) Book IV is the turning point in the theodicy‚ in the first chapter Boethius is truly puzzled by the presence of evil in the world. "But the greatest cause of my sadness is really this - the fact that in spite of a good helmsman to guide the world‚ evil can still exist and even pass unpunished…

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    Philosophy of Man

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    The debut of philosophy goes all the way back to the BC era‚ when philosophers like Thales‚ Euclid and Pythagoras were asking questions about the universe‚ figuring out what stuff was made of‚ determining if empty space actually exists‚ and uncovering logic and mathematical theories. No one can state for sure who the first philosophers were‚ since not every theory and philosophical ideas were recorded in writing. When discussing historical philosophy most people divide it into eastern and western

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    Nathan the Wise

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    be different from each other but we are all created equal and should have respect and love for all people. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716) who is often considered the founder of the German Enlightenment and is particularly famous for his theodicy‚ or “justification of God” was particularly influential on Lessing. Leibniz’s philosophy of optimism claimed that everything occurring in the universe was for the best because everything was part of God’s perfect plan.” This also exemplifies the

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    What Happens to Non-Christians when they die? An Evaluation of various perspectives Felipe Palma A130101 Alphacrucis College: Baulkham Hills THE101: Understanding the Faith: A Survey of Christian Doctrine – Major Essay Due date: 10 May 2013 Submission date: 10 May 2012 Final word count: 2003 Plagiarism Quiz Score: 92% Plagiarism Quiz Completed: 30/3/13 I hereby declare that the following work in this assessment is my own‚ except where indicated

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    It can be argued that cults and sects are only fringe organisations that are inevitably short lived and of little influence in contemporary society‚ however some may have views to contrast this idea. A sect is an organization‚ which usually breaks off from an established religion‚ which finds itself in disagreement with beliefs and values of wider society and refuses to tolerate the beliefs of others. Although the desire to be a member is voluntary‚ as oppose to being born into‚ like religion‚ sects

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    Outline and evaluate the view that the role of religion in society is to promote stability and consensus? The title is arguing clearly form a functionalist perspective on religion. Religion is a secondary agent of socialisation‚ it plays a major part in many people’s lives‚ even though we may not be as religious as we used to be‚ religion still features strongly in our word as many of our laws and moral codes‚ which are targeted at maintaining a stable society stem from the bible. Such as ‘thou

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    The Holocaust‚ state-sponsored murder of the Jews in the concentration camps‚ is one of the darkest events in the human history. Six million people were heartlessly tortured and executed in various places in Germany‚ France‚ Netherlands‚ Poland‚ Czech Republic‚ and Austria. It is impossible to deny the evil nature of the Holocaust‚ and scholars have been trying to investigate the essence of evil in the concentration camps. Richard L. Rubenstein‚ exploring the nature of the Holocaust from the Judeo-Christian

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