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    The Bible specifically defines our creator and the value in which he placed on human life. Additionally, the value not only comes from how we were created but who we were created after, God’s own image. If a person does not believe God personally creates them in His image, then a person cannot fully realize how unique and special they…

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    Nietzsche theory of eternal recurrence. Nietzsche’s explains the theory of eternal recurrence in “The Gay Science” as; “ This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable amount of times more; and there will be nothing new in it, but every pain and every joy and every thought and sigh and everything unutterably small or great in your life will have to return to you, all in the same succession and sequence.” (Nietzsche, 272) It is the concept that…

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    looking back at his life knowing that the end is near, there is one legacy that hopefully will be left in the memory of all those who knew him. That is, a legacy of a person who saw the needs of those around him and responded with compassion and action. In the Gospel of Matthew, the bible says: When He (Jesus) saw the crowds, He had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. (Matt.9:36). This student wants to be able to look back at his life, and…

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    The Importance of Spiritual Support During End of Life Care Introduction Spirituality is a core element to patients’ experience of illness and death. Giving attention to the well-being of patients and to the spiritual dimension of health is essential to end-of-life care. Patients suffering from death anxiety begin to evaluate the need for meaning and purpose, the need for forgiveness and the need for love. Although nurses may have different beliefs on how they should meet patients’ spiritual…

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    I chose this theme because while Nick was growing up, he constantly questioned whether there was a purpose to his life, and he wondered why he was not “normal,” like everyone else. From the ages of eight until twelve he thought about killing himself because he felt like he was such an outcast from all of his peers, and he also felt like a burden to his parents because they practically had to do everything for him. He even attempted to commit suicide by drowning himself in the bathtub. However…

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    convey his central argument to adolescence in understanding that to find one’s identity, they must step out of society’s machinery in order to formulate personal morals, opinions, and beliefs. Furthermore, Krakauer felt compelled to write about the life and death of Christopher McCandless to justify the actions, reasonings, and beliefs of McCandless due to the critics of his Alaskan Odyssey, who thought him as selfish and unprepared when Krakauer published his first article about McCandless, and…

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    from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.” In Virginia Woolf’s essay The Death of the Moth, she observes the moth’s actions and the struggles it faces. Woolf keeps an eye on the moth and watches as the moths go through its course of life of struggling to get through the windowpanes, and eventually reaches death. The figurative language and syntax in the essay efficiently conveys the matters of life and death and what it means to be nothing but life. In the…

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    Nut the Goddess The practice of religion and worship of gods and goddesses had a significant role on everyday life in Ancient Egypt. My goddess, Nut is the woman whose body arches across the sky, wearing a dress decorated with stars. She is the goddess of the sky and the heavens. It is believed that Nut the goddess was typically believed as a woman who wears on her head a vase of water. She wore dark blue, and no robes, but some Egyptians believe she wore a rainbow robe, with stars all over the…

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    would never want to experience the loss Bradstreet did, I value the point that she makes in the poem. Bradstreet relates simplicity to being closer to God, but this isn’t the only way her message can apply. Simplicity can mean finding what matters in life on a personal level, whether it’s related to religion or not. For me, it’s easy to…

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    The fact that the text title is “A Temporary Matter’’ is curious at some levels. First of all, in spite of the fact that the main action of the story goes around some life-changing and shocking events such as the death of a child or the slow end of a once happy marriage, the narrative is mostly centered on the little things in life. Dinner plans, work, and a dissertation are elements that are used to reveal the pain of a monotonous relationship that is fading away. It can be seen through the…

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