The Effect of Blended Method of Teaching on Outputs of Learning Quran among Honor High School Students E. FathiAazar, Ph.D. T. Haashemi, Ph.D. Y. Adib, Ph.D. Sh. Vaahedi, Ph.D. S.M. Tabaatabaa’ee To determine the effect of the blended method of teaching on the knowledge, skills, and attitudes learned in the high school Quran course, with the mediating effect of learnin...

In his recent version of the logical problem evil, James Sterba articulates several moral principles that, on assumption that God is morally perfect, seem to entail God’s non-existence. Such principles, however, only apply he a agent. I first argue against this by appealing work Mark Murphy before, secondly, suggesting an alternative way frame Sterba’s argument in terms divine love. One can dis...

In both “Answering for Sense” and “Sharing Voices,” Jean-Luc Nancy offers an account of the poet as interpreter gods. The voice in Homer’s Iliad Plato’s Ion is intrinsically originally doubled. Although there no divine outside poet’s voice, speaks poetic gives a to that goddess or muse. What exactly at stake this phenomenon we encounter here poet, namely gods making us speak? How it related thr...

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S ince 1991, I have needed a new pacemaker every five years on average. Last week I needed a replacement, my fifth. Because the wire that for 20 years connected the pacemaker to the inside of the heart started to show signs of wear and tear, it had to be replaced as well. The operation, especially the wire replacement, was delicate and critical. Luckily, it was successful without complications....