History
- Frederick Douglass: Abolitionist, Orator, Author
- Hitler, the Jews, and Christianity
- Adolf Hitler's Views and Opinions of Democracy
- The Meaning of Thomas Jefferson's phrase
all men are created equal
- Kennedy's Inaugural Address
- The Slave Pen
- Women's roles in the Nineteenth Century: Dickinson, Chopin, and Gilman
Literature
- Kate Chopin
- James Fenimore Cooper
- Emily Dickinson
- English Romantics and Nature: Blake, Wordsworth, and Clare
- Charlotte Perkins Gilman
- Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter
- Criticism of D. H. Lawrence's essay on Walt Whitman
- Analysis of Walt Whitman's "Salut Au Monde!"
- Comparing Tom Wolfe's "O Rotten Gotham: Sliding Down into the Behavioral Sink" with Bill McKibben's "Late Afternoon"
Nutrition
Politics
Religion
- The arhat and the bodhisattva: two complimentary ideals of Buddhism
- Baraka: we are in perpetual need of grace
- Bhakti: Hinduism's devotion to a personal God
- Christianity defined: the stringent religion
- Christianity, Judaism, and Islam: Glory and Praise to Our God
- Comparison of Eastern Faiths: Farther Down the Path was a Mystery
- The dual covenants of Judaism
- Hitler, the Jews, and Christianity
- Seder and the Night of Deliverance: the defining Jewish ritual
Society
- Baraka: we are in perpetual need of grace
- Psychological Effects of Materialism and Work on Happiness
- Online piracy and the distribution of copyrighted music files on the Internet
- Women's roles in the 19th century