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The Child Thief

A book review of The Child Thief

The Child Thief
posted on: 31 May 2011 | author: bishop

Struggling with Being Straight

The biggest threat against our children is mothers and straight men. And church.

Struggling with Being Straight
posted on: 31 May 2011 | author: bishop

Dreams of Leadership

I recall a lot of people from an earlier discussion board posting did not view Gilgamesh as a strong leader, so I am...

Dreams of Leadership
posted on: 30 May 2011 | author: bishop

Religion and Anger

I don’t think that the slow to anger angle really measures up to either the image of the god of the Hebrews painted in their Bible or for many of their heroes that remained heroes despite their homicidal anger issues.

Religion and Anger
posted on: 28 May 2011 | author: bishop

Free Willy and the Garden of Eden

What is the alleged nature and source of Original Sin? Desire for some thing that was not already inherent in one’s makeup and nature.

Free Willy and the Garden of Eden
posted on: 26 May 2011 | author: bishop

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

For Cultural Studies, in our second unit, we have to take the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Of course, we have to write...

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
posted on: 23 May 2011 | author: bishop

Importance of Dreams—Gilgamesh and Jo...

As in ancient times, we recognize two specific and different views of where we stand in relation to everything else around us.

Importance of Dreams—Gilgamesh and Joseph
posted on: 21 May 2011 | author: bishop

The Friendship of Gilgamesh and Enkid...

There is certainly a ring of Batman and the death of Robin that echoes through the ending of Gilgamesh.

The Friendship of Gilgamesh and Enkidu
posted on: 19 May 2011 | author: bishop

Concerning Marriage

If marriage had been about love, it is doubtful that mankind would have survived this long outside the proverbial (or literal) jungle.

Concerning Marriage
posted on: 18 May 2011 | author: bishop

The Civilizing of Enkidu

The process of civilization begins with the transition from the natural to the custom.

The Civilizing of Enkidu
posted on: 17 May 2011 | author: bishop

Hell Hath No Fury

The downfall of every man in dealing with a woman is that he inevitably opens his mouth and begins to speak.

Hell Hath No Fury
posted on: 15 May 2011 | author: bishop

Gilgamesh—Examining a Woman’s R...

The motif of wisdom and/or knowledge coming from a woman and passed down to a man is very common through religious literature.

Gilgamesh—Examining a Woman’s Role
posted on: 14 May 2011 | author: bishop

Who Am I?

Who do I say that I am? Let's do a quick rundown from A to Z, shall we?

Who Am I?
posted on: 13 May 2011 | author: bishop

Gilgamesh—The Hero’s Journey

The mythic journey is not an avoidable process even if it is not immediately recognizable in any specific context.

Gilgamesh—The Hero’s Journey
posted on: 12 May 2011 | author: bishop

It’s All About Me

I have learned that I am actually quite a nice guy once I take a shower and get out from under all the bullshit.

It’s All About Me
posted on: 11 May 2011 | author: bishop

The Simpsons, Hyper-Irony, and the Me...

The source material here is for the next part. The text references are for my textbook, not the website. Part 1 of...

The Simpsons, Hyper-Irony, and the Meaning of Life
posted on: 11 May 2011 | author: bishop

Language and the Challenge of Society

Language is the key component to both the stability of culture and the change of culture.

Language and the Challenge of Society
posted on: 4 May 2011 | author: bishop

The Native American Myth

If our country had been taken over by the Native Americans rather than the Judeo-Christians, then what?

The Native American Myth
posted on: 2 May 2011 | author: bishop