Human renewal and transformation is a religious, philosophical and political undertaking that attempts to address the problem of how to bring about a change in human beings so that they can lead better lives.
This essay discusses the ethical question of human cloning, examining the argumentation put forward by religious moralists against it. The author argues that within the context of discussing the effects of human cloning, religious moralists’ argumentation holds absolutely no value.
This essay discusses the views of Augustine, Abelard, and Heloise on good and evil, free will, and the fall of humanity. Although they had different views on these topics, they all agreed that humans are responsible for their own actions and should be held accountable for them.
Existential therapy is a school of thought that emphasizes on the existence of humans as free agents. It helps individuals to come to terms with their unique existence and take responsibility for their decisions in life. This therapy also deals with the fear and anxiety that comes from being isolated from the rest of the world.
This essay will analyze the theme of free will in the book “City of God” by Saint Augustine. It will pay attention to the symbol of free will, the moral aspects of free will, and the interpretation of the Bible and free will.