Lanae

Lanae last signed in Oct 11 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Dec 08, 2008.

About Me: My name is Kerri and I live in Westminster, MD with my husband and many 'other' animals! (Haha!) I own my own business, InKfluential Creative Services. We provide freelance writing and graphic design services. (Please contact us if there is something we can help you with! ).

I recently finished up my Masters in Communication Arts through Ellis College, and I am now contemplating taking another degree in Internet Marketing. Also, I work as an Independent Sales Consultant for Tastefully Simple (Let me know if I can help you out with any delicious gift giving ideas or products!: http://www.tastfullysimple.com/kgaither

Finally, I am the singer of a local band, "Danger Barbie" (http://www.dangerbarbie.com) If you live in our area, check out our schedule, I'd love to meet you!

~Kerri~ :)

Is Theistic Ethics an Example of Cultural Relativism

Published October 11, 2009 /

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Both Plato’s Euthyphro and in many biblical passages (such as the story of Abraham and Isaac) present instances of theistic ethics. The question then presents itself, ‘is it possible to find a stable basis of ethical values in religious or mythological beliefs, or, as some philosophers such as

Roles of the Federal Reserve

by Lanae | in Business & Finance > General

While the economy is affected by numerous internal and external factors, open-market operations remain the most common forms of changing and regulating prices via. interest rates and inflation.
The Multiplier Effect

by Lanae | in Business & Finance > General

The Multiplier Affect is a term relating to money introduced into the economy by the Federal Reserve System.
The "Root" of Ethics and Morality

by Lanae | in Culture & Society > General

Values are rooted in customs and habits of a culture because the words moral and ethics themselves were essentially created to describe these topics.
Ethics in Religious and Mythological Tales

by Lanae | in Culture & Society > General

It is possible to find a stable basis in ethical values in religious and mythological fables and tales; yet, to do so is subjectively relative to the individual and their choices and interpretations.
Universal Law Presented by Immanuel Kant and The Bhagavda-Gita

by Lanae | in Culture & Society > General

The Bhagavad Gita, and German philosopher Immanuel Kant teach that morality is a tool, something to wield for good or evil, which is wasted if not spent performing growth stimulating action.
Human Development

by Lanae | in Health & Nutrition > General

While the anatomy and physiology of the testes and ovaries are similar, there are some fundamental differences unique to each sex.
The Development of HIV

by Lanae | in Health & Nutrition > Diseases & Conditions

DNA/RNA and understanding the development of HIV.
Teaching Theories of Creation

by Lanae | in Culture & Society > General

I believe there is a way to teach creation in school that would simultaneously help students understand and accept eachother's differences.
"No Drama"

by Lanae | in Art & Entertainment > Theater

A unique style of performance that uses no props.