Puritan Poetry

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1 Doctrines of Puritanism

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Doctrine of Innate Depravity- born corrupted

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2 Doctrine of Predestination

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God determine if your going to hell or heaven before conceived

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3 Bible is ______

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The ultimate authority

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Inverted syntax

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When lines do not follow traditional sentences

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Elision

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Leaving out sounded sylobals

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Foot

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Smallest unit in a metrical pattern

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Meter

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Is the repetition of a aregular rhythmic unit in a line of poetry

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3 reasons to use inverted syntax

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1. To make meters / rhythm right

2. To make rhyme

3. To achieve a desired mood or affect

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5 parts of an Academic paragraph

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1. Topic sentence

2. Supporting

3. Explication

4. Transition

5. Closing commentary

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TS

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Sets the topic for the paragraph that follows.

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SD

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In fact, such as an example or quotation, that supports and develops the TS

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EX

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That's necessary information related to the SD it follows

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Trans

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Connecting words that provide continunity or, flow, between sentences.

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CC

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A final sentence that clarifies and / or explain the significance of the information of the paragraph.