An observation of Tom Hill’s excerpt in The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory on Kant’s approach to treating humanity as an end-in-itself. Specifically, how Kant’s moral philosophy influences Christianity. It is evident that Christianity is rooted in the Holy Scriptures, thus all that it means to be a Christian is clear cut in the text.Continue reading “Kant on Treating Humanity as an End-In-Itself”
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Betrayal & Neglect
About a year ago, I had the privilege to speak at Teen Reach Adventure Camp with Willow Creek Community Church in Lake Geneva. This camp is geared towards kids who are in the Foster Care system who have grown up in very difficult situations. It was fitting that we analyzed and discussed the narrative of Joseph fromContinue reading “Betrayal & Neglect”
Do More
Personally, I do not like New Years resolutions because it seems as if every year people name a bunch of things they’re going to accomplish in the coming year, but they fail over and over again. This seems to be a hot trend in America, make resolutions, get excited about them, pursue them, and fail atContinue reading “Do More”
Achieving Holiness as a Christian
Growing up, Christianity was distasteful to me. The main reason being is that there was an unrealistic expectation of becoming ‘perfect.’ I was not necessarily being taught this, instead I perceived this because I felt judged and not “good” enough in Christian circles. This lead me to think that I need to be someone thatContinue reading “Achieving Holiness as a Christian”
Dr. Robert Snitko 