Essays on God

The thesis of the article is about the mediation of the Holy Trinity. Laytham argues on ideas many writers approve of but talks about what he thinks distorts the revelation of the Trinity as a whole. This misrepresentation that he presents about God tries to…

The tears hit my face like midday Georgia thunderstorm, little sprinkles,then BAM! The floodgates of heaven opened. I’d made up my mind. I was fed up with the bullies, my eating disorder, living,breathing. I was going to take my life that night. Just then, a…

Before the world had life, roaring seas, and starry sky, the Great Spirit felt lonely and empty with no colors in the sky no others to exist in what he created. The Great Spirit roamed the skies of the world for days wondering what he…

While reading God’s Grandeur, by Gerard Hopkins, I felt an immediate energy. Even in the lines when Hopkins explains all the wrong man has done to the Earth, there was still a sense of something larger, or a general hopefulness in his diction. He purposely…

This brief devotional is for a multicultural congregation in Logan city in the lead up to Father’s Day. My Inheritance for God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Now for those who…

The understanding of dignity of the human person is derived from the image and likeness of God Himself. We remains the summit of God’s creation and so mistreating an individual is not always morally correct. Christian anthropology helps us to broaden our knowledge on the…

The gods in the Iliad played important roles in the war and affected the actions of warriors in the war greatly. Since the war was fated, they could not affect the outcome of the war but they did manipulate many conflicts in the war. Gods…

Every myth starts with a creator in the beginning of time. In the Greek culture there was a myth that talked about Prometheus, a titan who created the humans out of clay and stood up for his people. While in the Genesis there was God…

In the readings of St. Augustine, Augustine discusses free will and predestination; he teaches that God orders all things while preserving human freedom. He proposes the idea of a slave killing his master because he is afraid of being tortured. A slave killing his master…

All-perfect being means God has to exist This is the classic ontological argument. It was first articulated in 1070 by St. Anselm, who argued that because we have a conception of an all-perfect being which he defined as “that than which nothing greater can be…