Identify and explain the basic tenet of Christianity that you find most distinctive 1. Identify and explain the basic tenet of Christianity that you find most distinctive, meaning the one that is most disimilar to the religious beliefs and practices of the other religious traditions we have studied. [The three basic tenets are Incarnation, Atonement, … Read more
EVIL AND GUARDING THE INNOCENT FROM INVOKED FEAR1 Prompt: Often our readings suggest that those who use the word evil to accuse others are often the ones who are frequently unethical themselves and, in a few cases, actually guilty of committing crimes against individuals and/or humanity. History furthermore suggests that the word evil is often used to discriminate against … Read more
Write an essay about Oedipus Rex Subject: Re: Oedipus Rex: essay/questions First, give a brief plot summary that answers the following questions. This should take no more than one good paragraph: How does Oedipus ascend to the throne of Thebes, and what happens at the crossroads where three roads meet? What crimes does Teiresias know … Read more
Discussion about Media Portrayals and Representation Subject: Re: Media Portrayals and Representation 1. What device do you most often use for your favorite program watching or other chosen media? Do you agree that you favor the device that gives you access to the information and programming that most meets your needs? 2. How does the … Read more
Analysis of the FBI Reports on the Columbine High School Incident What hazards are present? Are they safety, natural, or manmade hazards? This exercise will help you learn to interpret the information that you discover while conducting risk analysis records reviews. In this exercise, you have been tasked to conduct a risk analysis portion of … Read more
Philosophy journal assignment For this journal assignment, determine if each of following arguments validity (valid or invalid) and soundness (sound or unsound). In addition, explain WHY each argument is valid or invalid, sound or unsound. Here is an example: 1. No mammals are birds. Some penguins are mammals. Therefore, some penguins are not birds. This … Read more
Invoking the word evil is constructive in the 21st century. Task: Much has changed in the world since early civilizations thought that natural disasters were manifestations of evil. For example, science allows us to understand the interconnectivity between severe storms and changes in our environment. While religion still plays a large part in many people’s … Read more
Exam-Structural Functionalism, Conflict theory and Symbolic Interactionism Please explain how these three perspectives ( Structural Functionalism, Conflict theory and Symbolic Interactionism) would view and explain POVERTY. Your essay should have an introduction, a paragraph for each perspective and a conclusion. I do not need additional sources but you are allowed to use them as long … Read more
Complete the leadership style self-assessment under learning activities Overview Complete the leadership style self-assessment under learning activities. Use information from your assigned readings and the literature related to leadership styles, and leadership and management theories to complete the paper. Discuss your style of leadership based on the completed self-assessment. Describe what leadership and management theories … Read more
Critical thinking: arguing back For this discussion, select a social, economic, or moral issue that you disagree with — preferably an issue that a friend, family member, or acquaintance endorses. A) How would you approach this person in order to encourage them to give reasons for their position and B) What do you think you could do … Read more