Week 15
I have a new level of discipline on biblical studies. All of the lessons have been an eye opener. Some of the lessons I knew but, I had not realized the depth some scholars go when expressing their opinions. A few of the lessons we talked about I did some outside [...]

Week 14
What I believe my overall grade should be is an “A”. My project has gone forward. Everyday is a display of what my project is about. Students Against Discrimination. I myself set an example of non-discrimination everyday by accepting people for who they are not what they look like, their [...]

Week 13
What I have done to improve the world thus far is, I have gathered friends and fellow students together and we have talked about discrimination. Even though I did not get permission to hold a formal forum on Xavier’s campus, I did hold an informal conversation with people who were interested. I [...]

Week 12
My project thus far is coming along well. It is not what I had hoped it would be, put it could still happen. I would have liked to have had the project housed on Xavier’s campus put it does not seem as though I have enough time before the end of [...]

Week 11
Comments Thanks Phi Linh Ho for your recommendations. If this project is to get started, I guess it will have to start away from campus and maybe form into a club as you suggested. But I had thought of that too. I have talked with friends on and off campus and [...]

Week 10
Projects I commented on in Week 10 are Christopher Green, Ozioma Ihewgwan, Phi Linh Ho, Georgia Jennings, CharDae Love, Ronnie Meeks, Courtney Moore, Rhonda Nguyen, Nyote Oliver and Shaquanda Sanders.
The Kingdom of God is a spiritual belief. Christians believe that if you do the will of [...]

Week 9
My project so far is still in the planning stage. I have not received any information to move forward from the administrative offices here on campus. But I have talked with several students on campus and some of my friends off campus about my project and they seem to believe in [...]

My letter will go out to the following people. Vice President Joseph Byrd, Xavier University, President George Bush, Mayor Ray Nagin and Senator Mary Landrieu, I choose these people because they may be able to tell me how to obtain funding and where I could get the help needed to fund such a project. [...]

Week 8
Most biblical prophets came from humble backgrounds. According to the Jewish Virtual Library there were seven women prophets and forty eight male prophets. Here is a list of the prophets and some information of their greatness and backgrounds.
The seven women prophets were:
Sarah - The biblical matriarch Sarah was the wife of Abraham [...]

Week 7
Saul reign until the destruction of Jerusalem
When Samuel had gotten old he made his sons judges over Israel. His sons did not act the same way as their father. Samuel sons were corrupt. The people came to Samuel and told him that his sons did not walk in his ways and [...]

Week 6 Project Update
Many of your comments were very positive. Discrimination is a really big subject. But if we start small, starting with a school project and as we grow and learn new things while in college, I believe can make a difference. By taking a positive attitude whereever you go, might [...]

Liberation Theology, is a term first used in 1973 by Gustavo Gutierrez, a Peruvian Roman Catholic priest. Latin American Catholics believe that poverty and oppression should be stamped out and that Gospel of Christ demand equal rights for everyone. I think we had a Liberation Theology. Martin Luther King preached non-violence [...]

I like this picture because it is abstract. The people get along and race, greed or color plays no part in this picture. The people in this picture like each other because they want to, not because they have too or because of the color of their skin.
Comments on my project [...]

Ten Commandments
1. I am the Lord your God which brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. – God is reminding the Isaralites that He alone is all powerful and all knowing and that He determines how life and events will play out.
2. Thou shalt have no ther gods before me [...]

Halpern’s Tiglath-Pileser Principle
The Halpern’s Tiglath-Pileser Principel is based on the truth behind the history of Tiglath-Pileser I, the first Assyrian king. Tiglath-Pileser began his reign in 1114 B.C.E. the records of his reign and victories were recorded by the royal court. It is suggested that the records were exaggerated.
The editor of this review [...]

1. Asia McHaney 2. Kimberly Williams 3. Mathew Brown 4. Bradley Cherrie 5.Hue Danh 6. Deandra Demolle 7. Breyanna Grays 8. Erica Johnson 9. Courtney Moore 10. Kiara Weber

Week 3 Lecture/Discussion
History of Archaeology
The world web online describes archaeology as the branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures. People from the past have left us clues in the earth to find out how they lived. The remains of their homes, the tools that were used and left are all [...]

Week 3 My Project
My project will address discrimination. My plan to fix discrimination is to look at others for who they are and not what race, color or greed they may be. I also would like to start an organization. Students Against Discrimination. Starting at Xavier, in my short time here [...]

The History of Writing
Language exist long before writing. As far back as 25,000 years people began to paint pictures on cave walls to express their desires or tell a story. Around 4100-3800 BCE the tokens began to be symbols that could be impressed or inscribed in clay to represent a record of land, [...]