November 22, 2013 Social Science
Religion is a piece of everyone’s social identity, every bit as much as gender, ethnic, and national identity. Often, religion is correlated with ethnic and/or national identity, if not one and the same. If you are Jewish or Hindu, your…
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November 22, 2013 Social Science
Which came first, language or culture? The answer to this question must be found in the Creator’s book itself, the Bible. First and foremost, of itself, the Bible says All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
An Economist Journey in Society The study of the economy is a vast and varied field with many specialties throughout each aspect and component of it. Economists take on the task of analyzing information as it pertains to economic growth…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
It would be a disgrace to humanity if the written words of text, would fade away like the corner mail boxes, and public phone booths.Progress sometimes becomes a risk of setting humanity backwards, instead of going forward. Ask many senior…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
The differences between social and organizational systems in Protestant denominations is quite clear to most people who have shopped around for a new church or a new denomination. Protestants, in general, are very socially active in their churches, but there…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
“Those who say that religion and politics don’t mix, know neither” – Mahatma Gandhi In July, “The Atlantic” published an analysis of religion and social ideology which identified the Mormons as the most conservative religious group in America. Last November’s…
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November 21, 2013 Earth Science
People always ask, “how is solar power the solution behind our energy crisis?” The response is rather simple. With the sun’s natural light, we can produce more than 50 percent of the energy used on a daily basis by businesses,…
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November 21, 2013 Physical Science
Critics of the space program have questioned its cost as far back as NASA’s early Mercury missions that opened space exploration to Mankind. The criticism heightened during the amazing Apollo missions that saw Americans accomplish the age-old dream of humans…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
In 1957 and 1958, Clark Moustakas and Abraham Maslow, along with a group of their peers, met to discuss a more humanistic approach to psychology. Carl Rogers, who would emerge as one of the association’s leaders, said: “An assumption unusual…
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November 21, 2013 Social Science
An Internet search for “Mind Map” will lead you very quickly to Tony Buzan – the man who claims to have invented them and who has registered the trade mark of the term “Mind Map” in both the US and…
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