“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots” (Garvey). If we truly grasp this quote from Marcus Garvey and portray it to class, we can understand just how important the course Western Civilization I really is. What I mean is that the pivotal points of history that is taught in Western Civilization I helps to guide the people of today to a brighter future. Using these key historical events that is gone over in the course, we can use this information to mold the future from the mistakes of the past and create a successful and efficient future. In the conclusion of this paper, the reader will see how important the following three key events are, for today’s world, and the imminent future.
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So, in this very detailed letter that Paul writes, he is basically teaching the Romans how to be a Christian and how it is possible for them to achieve salvation. In the letter, Paul is telling the Romans that thy can be saved, this is seen when, “The Gospel . . . is the power of God for salvation to everyone who has faith, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of God is revealed through faith for faith” (Paul 1:16–17). So, even though the Romans were not born into Christianity or they did not accept the religion right away, it is okay, because they will still be accepted by God and can still attain salvation. I believe the letter that Paul wrote needs to be given to everyone in the world today. There are tons of people that already know these words and are saved, but a friendly reminder does not hurt. Also, there are people out there that believe that they are too far gone and cannot be saved because they have sinned so much, but after they read the letter, they will know that they can always be saved thanks to the grace of God. Lastly, for the people that do not know Jesus Christ at all, this can be a nice opener to let them know who He is and give them a chance to gain their own salvation. Ultimately, I believe that the letter to the Romans is a very moving letter and the people in the world today can really benefit from its wise
So, in this very detailed letter that Paul writes, he is basically teaching the Romans how to be a Christian and how it is possible for them to achieve salvation. In the letter, Paul is telling the Romans that thy can be saved, this is seen when, “The Gospel . . . is the power of God for salvation to everyone who has faith, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of God is revealed through faith for faith” (Paul 1:16–17). So, even though the Romans were not born into Christianity or they did not accept the religion right away, it is okay, because they will still be accepted by God and can still attain salvation. I believe the letter that Paul wrote needs to be given to everyone in the world today. There are tons of people that already know these words and are saved, but a friendly reminder does not hurt. Also, there are people out there that believe that they are too far gone and cannot be saved because they have sinned so much, but after they read the letter, they will know that they can always be saved thanks to the grace of God. Lastly, for the people that do not know Jesus Christ at all, this can be a nice opener to let them know who He is and give them a chance to gain their own salvation. Ultimately, I believe that the letter to the Romans is a very moving letter and the people in the world today can really benefit from its wise