… asked. It was all that I could wish for, a gorgeous summer day eating a scrumptious bean and cheese burrito at my favorite place, Nicos, a petite Mexican restaurant located in Carmel Valley. "It's okay." I mumbled as I secretly tried to conceal…

… showing the science and religion clash of Galileo's quarter century struggle to convince the Roman Catholic Church of his astonishing discoveries. This drama was based on Dava Sobel's novel, "Galileo's Daughter." Galileo Galilei had discovered that…

… for advice, namely a friend or family member. Many times an individual tends to ask for more than one person's advice in order to get a different perspective concerning the same matter. Which advice is best? Whose advice out of the many should one…

… The teleological argument, better known as the argument from design, is one of the well-known arguments for the existence of God. It has arisen out of man's amazement at the intricacy and complex layout of many features of the natural world. Take,…

… and theologian that was able to incorporate how meanings, morals, and values where being dealt with by philosophy. He was also a well-known evangelist who often spoke to large university and seminary audiences across the country. Schaeffer believed…

… Ethics Aristotle argues the highest end is the human good, and claims that the highest end pursued in action is happiness, "What is the highest of all goods pursued in action...most people virtually agree<about what the good is>, since both…

… truth and that a distinction between what is a true constant to all things, and therefore myself, and what is falsified needed to be made. Such was the day in a child's life when it becomes apparent there is not a person beside them to make them aware…

… human lives in order to be human"(James Hanigan) This quote alone is enough to defend why "one human is not human". Human beings are social by nature and we need one another to live everyday life. Every human being depends on another human being…

… by George Mavrodes, God's unlimited powers are contested. Specifically, God's omnipotence is challenged by a puzzle concocted by philosophers called the "paradox of the stone." The paradox follows that if God is omnipotent, than he can make a stone…

… Stafford Betty and Bruce Cordell simply states that because it is so improbable that our universe was randomly generated, there must have been an intelligent creator. Betty and Cordell use the calculations of many renowned physicists to show that our…