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Seeking Revenge
No full textA 2D art print, illustrated by Kirsten Jones, based on an excerpt from a story written by a student in a creative writing class.
Course: ART 151, 2D Design (Prof. Hannah Richardson)https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-spring2024/1002/thumbnail.jp
A Tale of Two Girls
No full textA Tale of Two Girls is an 12 x18 print designed by me as inspired by the creative writing piece She was a Girl .
Course: ART 151, 2D Design (Prof. Hannah Richardson)https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-spring2024/1004/thumbnail.jp
I am Willow
Get PDFA creative writing piece used to personify a willow tree\u27s view of our ever changing and expanding world. A subtle warning against humanity\u27s destruction of nature, and a reminder of the small joys and natural beauty of our world
Southwark Cathedral
Get PDFSouthwark Cathedral is an architectural, historical, and literary monument. Its original site dates back to a convent from as early as 660 AD. Initially established as St. Mary Overie by Norman knights in 1106, the cathedral has undergone several reconstructions after suffering fires in the 12th and 14th centuries. Reflecting a blend of Norman and Gothic architectural styles, remnants of its medieval architectural past are still visible in parts of the cathedral today. With a rich background as a place of hospitality and learning, the cathedral is still open to the community for regular services, tours, and education as part of the Anglican Church.
Course: ENG 412, Medieval Literature (Dr. Aaron Housholder)https://pillars.taylor.edu/medieval-lit-spring2024/1008/thumbnail.jp
Revisiting Domestic and International Study Abroad Program Learning Outcomes: A Qualitative Pilot Study
Get PDFChristian institutions missionally commit to educate students to be both professionally competent and capable of engaging across difference. This quantitative pilot study analyzes survey responses from graduates of two intentionally-designed Christian off-campus study programs—one located in the United States and one located abroad. A multivariate analysis of covariance reveals graduates of both programs scored comparably on professional competency and engaging difference scales. This challenges narrow approaches to researching, designing, and promoting international study abroad programs as superior arenas for developing global competency and domestic programs as primarily focused on professional development. Consequently, Christian educators are invited reconsider how various off-campus programs might meaningfully contribute to critical educational outcomes. Moreover, findings prompt consideration of the ways thoughtfully-designed domestic programs might make the transformational learning of traditional study abroad programs accessible to a wider range of students
Analyzing Substance Dualism from a Christian Perspective
Get PDFThis paper seeks to analyze the Substance Dualist position from a Christian perspective. After looking briefly at the way in which the Christian Scriptures present the relationship between the body and the soul, the paper then turns to looking at the way in which the Substance Dualist position presents the relationship between the body and the soul. It ends by offering a Christian response to some of the most common and most popular objections raised against Substance Dualism
The Two Witnesses of Revelation 11
Get PDFThe identity of the two witnesses in Revelation 11 is ambiguous. Popular arguments for their identities include Elijah and Moses, Peter and Paul, a symbolic interpretation, and an assortment of minority views. While each perspective has pros and cons, I find the symbolic interpretation most persuasive based on the text. Regardless of the identity of the two witnesses, their significance remains. The power of the Lord is more than fire, blood, and plagues; it is the power of life over death. The way in which God works through the Church – how his breath is felt through us – should draw the world to a fear of the Lord
Kantian Reason & Epistemic Humility
Get PDFImmanuel Kant continues to be one of the most influential thinkers in the history of philosophy. His thought shapes much of contemporary culture and has dramatically influenced Christian philosophy and theology. While some of this influence is beneficial, there are components of Kantian thought – especially as it pertains to the capabilities of human reason to arrive at true knowledge of God – that are decidedly problematic. In this paper, two different readings on Kant’s work on this subject are presented, followed by a brief overview of key insights and shortcomings. The final section charts a positive way forward for the Christian thinker, incorporating the insights of Kantian thought, while avoiding its pitfalls
A Glimpse Into Tomorrow
No full textThis is an assignment for the creative writing collaboration midterm.https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-fall2024/1016/thumbnail.jp
Point of Acceptance
No full textPrint based on a creative writing piece by Abbey Schmidtgall.https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-fall2024/1015/thumbnail.jp