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Events and concepts of Daniel in relation to the American legal system

Events and concepts of Daniel in relation to the American legal system

by N | May 22, 2020 | Daniel

The search for a “perfect moral system” to live one’s life by is a question that has baffled philosophers since the beginning of time, and the question of how to create a set of laws to bind a just society often follows.    Throughout history religious texts have...
Culturally shaped biblical narratives through time: How Lucifer can inform a reading of Genesis

Culturally shaped biblical narratives through time: How Lucifer can inform a reading of Genesis

by N | May 4, 2020 | Genesis

“It is very right for us that we should praise with words the guardian of the heavens, the glorious king of hosts, should love him in our minds.”(Anlezark, 3)   The above quote functions as a thesis statement for Anlezark’s translation of Old Testament...
Boethius to a College Student, How does Boetheus’s writing read in the 21st century

Boethius to a College Student, How does Boetheus’s writing read in the 21st century

by N | Apr 22, 2020 | Boethius

How does the reasoning in Boethius’s Consolation of Philosophy, written in 524, hold up to the scrutiny of 21st-century college students? Perhaps there is a fundamental difference between him, the writer, and us, the readers, as a result of the time difference, that...
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