Restoration Of The Sistine Chapel : A 5 page paper
discussing the restoration of the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel
and the various sides taken in the controversy surrounding
whether they were improved or destroyed by the work done.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Sistine.wps

'New Republic’ Article Review / Rauch’s “For Better Or
Worse” : A 5 page paper that provides an overview of premises
in a New Republic article suggesting the Christian arguments
against Rauch's perspective. Rauch essentially provides
arguments in regards to marriage and the efficacy of both
homosexual and heterosexual unions. Bibliography lists no
additional sources. Better.wps

Catholicism & Modern Society : A 6 page paper that
provides a substantive overview of the common arguments in
modern Catholicism today and considers their implication for
the progression of the church. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Modcath.wps

Catholic Hospitals / Issues In Medical Ethics : An 8 page
paper that discusses the major ethical and moral dilemmas that
are faced by many Catholic hospitals. By presenting information
in regards to the Catholic hospitals positions on abortion and
euthanasia and relating their process to major moral theories, it
is possible to understand the complexity of issues within these
structures. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Cathomed.wps

Leveraged Buyouts & Junk Bonds From A Prudent
Christian View : A 10 page paper that provides an overview
of leveraged buyouts, junk bonds, appropriate risk, current
economic trends and concludes by providing a prudent Christian
view on the transition of economic conditions. Bibliography
lists 8 sources. Levbuy.wps

Pope John Paul II’s Political Influence In Eastern Europe :
A 15 page paper looking at John Paul’s entire papacy, but
focusing on his role in the fall of communism in Eastern
Europe. There is an old saying among Christians admonishing
them not to be so heavenly-minded that they’re no earthly good.
Pope John Paul lives the exhortation, and without risk of failing
to be of any “earthly good.” To say that Pope John Paul II was
“instrumental” in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe is
far more than simple understatement. Though the US was
involved at the level of Ronald Reagan and William Casey, it
was John Paul II who determined which course of action would
be taken in Poland when there was disagreement over the best
ways to support Solidarity while it was illegal. A committed
anticommunist, John Paul caused the entire Catholic community
to be supportive of the work of Solidarity in Poland.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Johnpaul.wps

Pope John Paul II / His Influence : An 8 page paper
discussing the many involvements of Pope John Paul II. This
pope is perhaps one of the most influential, from a global
perspective, popes of all time. The main focus of the paper
deals with the influence this pope has had upon the world,
religion, and the individual people who are directly effected by
the pope’s actions. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Pjohnp.wps

Nigeria / One Example of the Influence of Christian
Imperialism In Sub-Saharan Africa : A 5 page paper
discussing the Christianization that occurred in Nigeria between
the 1880s and the 1930s. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Nigeria.wps

Mario Cuomo / An Example of Public Morality & Private
Conscience : 8 pages in length. Largely a political/religious
discussion, the writer examines NY Governor Cuomo's address
to the Catholic Bishops at Notre Dame University (took place in
September of 1994). The governor's focus had been upon the
issues of abortion and how it relates to both church and state--
with specific regard to the fact that he, himself, is a Catholic. It
was stated by Cuomo, that the problem of abortion was simple:
It was a private-Catholic/public-pluralist position. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. Cuomo.wps
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