… much has religion really changed since the days of Martin Luther? Is the church still stealing money? Are clergymen still sexually deviant? Is the church still exerting political influence? Yes to all these questions. So what went wrong with…

… second we will discuss the different aspects of Christianity. Last, we will discuss and compare the similarities, and we will discuss and contrast the differences of both theories. Before we begin to discuss the theory of Karl Marx we should know a…

… and adaptability have gone hand in hand with the passage of time for human society. Systems have been developed to regulate, direct and control the resources of this society. The systems are referred to as governments…

… in which one day the common people, or the proletariats, would overthrow the power of the upper class, or capitalists. Bertolt Brecht, the author of the play Galileo, was a strong believer in this kind of communism. The story of Galileo Galilei,…

… when the Romans came to report that every Jewish man and his family must go back to his birth town and register. The next day the Lord’s angel told Mary that she would rule over the house of David, and have a son named Jesus. This angel also…

… out American history gender roles have been instilled in all societies; the belief that women are subordinate to men and are to be domesticated into the home receiving no education was the ordinance of most societies. The Puritan society of the 17th…

… tragedy occurred in America, the "Salem Witch Trials" had begun (Lebeau). During the 17th century, people in the Massachusetts Bay Colony would be arrested and accused of having beliefs in the devil. From the first arrest warrants issued on February…

… believes humans created math. He reasons that math is all in the heads of humans, and is a “social phenomenon”. According to Hersh math is not “physical, not mental, but social”. Math to Hersh is a creation of humans that would not be found in…

… 1600's and 1700's helps place the Central European Baroque church in context: Desargues, Bernoulli, Leibniz and Scieferenna, all mathematician or architect, all dealt with theories of synthesis and convergence. The effect of the new mathematical ideas…

… had recognised that a serious peasant revolt was inevitable within ten years unless the settlers were ditched or bought out of the White Highlands and replaced by Kikuyu peasants organised in collective farms… Time was running out. As foreshadow…