Essays on Dichotomies

Faith, being an intangible concept, is almost indefinable. But there are theologians, like Soren Kierkegaard and Paul Tillich, who dared to define faith and its role in everyday life. There are similarities and differences between the interpretation of Kierkegaard and Tillich of faith, and some critics are not contented with or opposed to their ideas, particularly as regards the subject-object division. This paper argues that a thorough, critical analysis of the ideas of Kierkegaard and Tillich regarding faith will demonstrate both theologians remaining devoted to the conflict between the finite world and the infinite, unbounded realm. Kierkegaard often emphasizes ...

Jung Typology Score ENJT

The Jung typology score is humane metric that explains different personality type. Today, most recruiters use different types of humane metric in their selection process. Some use it to know which candidates would fit into a position in question especially when they consider hiring two or more candidates for similar positions within the same departments. The Jung Typology Score yields 16 different combinations (personality types) in four dichotomies and each personality type can be assigned a four letter acronym of corresponding combination of preferences.

Extravert (12%):

Extravert (12%) means I have a slight preference of extraversion over introversion. Just like most ...

Food is a fundamental necessity of life and therefore becomes a rich conveyor of cultural traditions and norms and attracts patterns of symbolic significance much like a magnet, for example, who is entitled to eat with whom, and when, and how food is to be shared. The cultural understandings surrounding the sharing of food illuminates social dynamics by distinguishing cohesive social units and social distance. Indeed, it can be said that a culture is encoded in the expectations of behavior associated with the communal act of dining. The purpose of this paper is to examine the historical continuity of ...