How does exposure to historical narratives of oppression influence hope and agency?
The term "historical narrative" refers to an account of past events that is usually written down and often...
Religious language has often been used to reinforce traditional gender roles and expectations.
Men are expected to provide for their families and protect them from danger while women are expected...
The term "dogma" has been used to refer to religious beliefs that are considered true by their followers but can be challenged by others. It is often seen as a set of guidelines for living one's life...
I will examine whether metaphysics can be expanded to include change as a fundamental property of being. Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that deals with the most general and abstract...
As Aristotle famously said, "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." But what if this idea doesn't hold up for beings who aren't static, fixed entities like...
Can divine perfection coexist with divine change, and what does that mean for theology's understanding of God's nature? This is a question that has been debated by scholars and theologians throughout...
Despite all odds, there is still some hope for the future. Despite the seemingly hopelessness of the current situation, there are those who believe that change is possible. But what does this mean...
The concept of queer temporality is an important one that suggests that people who identify as LGBTQ+ have a unique relationship to time and its passing. In this essay, I will explore what it means...
Adolescent Cognitive Dissonance and Moral/Religious Upbringing
The term "adolescent" refers to an individual between the ages of approximately ten and eighteen years old. During this time of life,...
The topic of this article is about whether love can transcend oppression by transforming suffering into moral clarity. Love has been described as an intense feeling that can bring about powerful...