Moralistic Therapeutic Deism

When you think “Christian Worldview,” what comes to mind? I know I automatically think; God, Jesus, Christians, and Prayer. As I have learned through my Christian Worldview class, I have learned that there is a lot more to it and this paper will provide you with what I have learned. Throughout this assignment, I will explain about God, Humanity, Jesus, restoration, my analysis of the Christian Faith, and my reflection.

In this contemporary era more people do not identify with God and in turn have become more skeptical of God. This shift can be seen in Thomas Paine’s The Age of Reason; which is an excellent example of deism. Paine spares no detail on why he does not believe in the Bible and why he does not believe God is continually working in the world. Jonathan Edwards’ sermon, A Divine and Supernatural Light, on the other hand, adamantly believes in the Bible and that God is actively present in the world. Edwards’s provides an excellent example of Christianity. These two authors create a snapshot of the prevailing, in Edwards’s case, and emerging, in Paine’s case, worldviews of their respective era.

As a result, lots of people in America became unemployed and poor with no one to help them. However, this started to change with the election of FDR in 1932. FDR created his New Deal, which was a group of multiple policies that he created as an attempt to restore the wealth of America’s economy. A political cartoon of FDR represents how hard he worked to find a solution to the country’s problems (Doc E). If one remedy did not work, he tried another and another until it was effective and created change. These policies tried various different ways to fix the Depression and many of them ended up greatly benefitting FDR’s cause.

In 1931, the United States was in the middle of the Great Depression. After the black market crash the

the government needed to take such radical moves to solve problems of the Great Depression  the government is the main key to helping the nation through the Great Depression  changing the Supreme Court and adding new justices  bettered the Supreme Court

In 1933 thousands of banks closed. Millions of Americans lost their jobs. Also, 90,000 businesses went bankrupt. This situation lead to people going homeless. They also went without food and water. Some even sold their valuables for money to be able to afford their basic necessities.

America’s growth and economy experienced a major growth but later on, the growth fell and America began to fall into a depression.

This event changed many lifes. Like Don Hull, who “has spent 14 years as a hostage negotiator, found himself performing an entirely different task: trying to find life amid the rubble” (McRoberts). This event changed his career life for a short time, but many people suffered emotionally if not as well physically. Many people lost family members, friends, and neighbors. These people have suffered more because of this event than anyone else in the world. Even though this event happened and the people as a whole have suffered, humans still strive and

One of the problems that poverty presented in the expansion of the newly born Republic was a building of tension between the government and welfare recipients over aid benefits. The very idea of what constituted someone in poverty, what aid should be given, and to whom by whom was vigorously debated. It was thought that poverty would impact the developing patriarchal American society, so much so that public officials “worried that generous relief programs encouraged the poor to live on the public’s expense.” The government struggled with the type and amount to provide to those in need and they quickly learned that not all of the welfare programs necessarily met the demands of those living in poverty. The welfare recipients in the new Republic had the potential to disrupt the social and political structures of the government, especially a newly formed one, by burdening its taxpayers. Even in a country, like the United States, with opportunities to make a living wage, a welfare system to provide additional resources, and religious backers to support “paupers openly mocked the values of thrift, sobriety, and self-control.”

The Government’s role has changed dramatically in short time frame. The United States has been an independent country for less than three-hundred years and look at all the changes that have occurred in this short time frame. As we see throughout history, we have seen many changes both in the Government and the American people, but most of them came from our presidents in the past. Some of these changes have resulted in better involvement of the people, while some have impacted businesses that we have today. Through all the changes in Government’s role, the most important ones happened in the Progressive Era, into the World Crisis, and into the early stages of the Cold War.

•Explain the emergence of the federal government in community assessment, policy development, and assurance for mothers and children.

People wanted to make everything better so it can help themselves. We the people needed to work hard and accomplish our goals. By making some goals for the future, we can have laws and tax money and government help. All people must know that I order to make something happen for good we need a lot of people who are wanting a better future.

How does Stanley Yelnats change over the course of the movie? At the beginning of movie, Stanley is a normal school kid that is falsely accused of stealing a famous pair of shoes that is when his life turns around. After spending lots of time with Zero (one of his friends at camp), he gradually changes. Stanley learns to be independent and persistent to reach his goals and stop camp green lake from being open and running.

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The Perfect Being A lot can be learned from first four chapters of the book of Matthew, as it is the main time period in which Jesus prepares himself for his ministry. The early years are when he develops most of the skills he uses later on in the New Testament. It is also before Jesus preaches all his ideas and it is a much more simple narrative. Because of these reasons, it's also the best place to look for the answer to the question, who is Jesus? Jesus is dignified, humbled, and resilient and it is these aspects of Him that really show in Matthew 1-4.