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Masters Theses

This is a freely-accessible collection of masters degree theses written by Liberty University students.

Submissions from 2010 2010

Man Thinking the World: Contemporary American Authors and the Nobel Prize in Literature, Christopher Ryan Knight

At the Edge of Two Worlds: Mary Slessor and Gender Roles in Scottish African Missions, Sarah Marcia Lennon

Cognitive Collision: Chinese Students' Experience of Cognitive Dissonance Regarding Christianity in the United States, Ying Li

Bridging the Gap: Intercultural Friendship between Chinese and Americans, Zhuo Feng Li

An Argument against the Buddhist Concept of Dependent Origination through William Lane Craig’s Kalam Cosmological Argument, James David Lynch

Breaking Down the Walls: Divorce and the Effects it had on a Child's Communication in Relationships Outside of the Family, Jennifer Maddox

Public Perception or Media Manipulation: The Power of the Agenda-Setting Function of the Press Examined, Mitchell Malcheff

De Anima, DNA: A Modified Stump/Aquinas Hylomorphic Model, the Soul and the Identity of Human Persons, Resurrected, Matthew Grant McDaniel

The Enduring Austen Heroine: Self-Awareness and Moral Maturity in Jane Austen's Emma and in Modern Austen Fan-Fiction, Brittany A. Meng

Found: The Etiology of Character Realization, within Rhetorical Analysis of the Series LOST, through the Application of Underhill's and Turner's Classic Concepts of the Mystic Journey, Lacey Mitchell

Fort Stanwix: Untenable, or the Key to Defending the Mohawk Valley?, Joshua Ross Nare

The "Mother Tongue" in a World of Sons: Language and Power in The Earthsea Cycle, Daniel Newell

Groping for Intimacy: Modern Man's "Pressure" and the Onanistic Inversion of Christianity, Marriage, and the Nuclear Family in Three American Novels, Nicholas Scott Olson

God Among the Gods: An Analysis of the Function of Yahweh in the Divine Council of Deuteronomy 32 and Psalm 82, Daniel F. Porter

Discovering the Vision in Beth Moore's "Breaking Free" Message: Applying Bormann's Fantasy Theme Analysis to Evaluate the Message, April Nicole Pressley

U.S. vs. The World: America's Color Coded War Plans and the Evolution of Rainbow Five, Keith Thomas Ressa

Lofty Depths and Tragic Brilliance: The Interweaving of Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Mythology and Literature in the Arthurian Legends, Melissa Rogers

A Christian Apologetic to the Doctrine of Grace in Shin Buddhism, Jeremy Scott Roseman

Power Play in the African-American Home: Female Authority and Male Neglect in the Private Spheres of Ernest Gaines's A Lesson Before Dying, Of Love and Dust, and In My Father's House, Lauren Joy Roth

Speak Softly, But Carry a Big Stick: Tom Sawyer and Company's Quest for Linguistic Power A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Tom Sawyer Abroad, Anne Lea Ryan

Jesus' Resurrection: A Historical Investigation, Benjamin C. Shaw

Is Resurrection Atemporally Simultaneous With Death? Using Aquinas's Theory of Eternity to Conceptualize a New Theory of Resurrection, James T. Turner, Jr.

A Christian Augustinian Response to the Problem of Evil in the Shinto Religion with Reference to the Thought of Motoori Norinaga, Delia Ursulescu

A World with Two Moons: An Analysis of Reader Identification, Paul Joseph Watson

An Analysis of the Impact of Intellectual Property Rights on Chinese Students, Bing Yang