Sacred Center. Do I Have One?

All of our studying about Eliade’s model of pilgrimage has me thinking a lot about how the axis mundi is that one spot where people of a religion feel the closest connection to the heavens.  This place is like the ladder to God/the gods.  It was very easy to learn this as a concept, but […]

My Dream Job

Looking for someone to create new ideas for our products (food and other products) that will draw in our customers.  Need to have experience in business marketing/advertising and some knowledge in chemistry.  Must be able to critically think and be able to have social knowledge. In order to get this job in the future, I […]

Honors-Liking What You See

Liking What You See was about a fictional story in which different characters argued over a student initiative whether students should be required to have a calliagnosia or not.  A calliagnosia was an alteration in the neural pathways in the brain that changed the way people looked at other’s faces.  Natural physical beauty was no […]

Marx’s Valid Point

As I read about Frazer, Freud, Durkheim, and Marx, I begin to rethink my faith.  Is what I believe true?  If it is, how can I be sure?  All four of these theorists have some valid points.  The one theorist that has really interested me though is Karl Marx.  He is the one that makes […]

Salvation Purpose and Audience

Langston Hughes wrote “Salvation” as a part of his biography to show a huge event in his childhood that changed  his life forever.  He did not want to just express the feelings he had during the event; he wanted to show what and who had changed his life.  Hughes wasn’t necessarily criticizing his aunt and […]

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