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    Love is not for the faint of heart. It demands aspects of us, such as time, work, and dedication, that we must sacrifice for the sake of others. Sometimes, these demands are not met, and that is where we can encounter problems. In The Awakening, Edna Pontellier finds herself in relationships where she must decide who deserves her love – herself or another. As her journey to self-discovery progresses, she starts to abandon her past self and become what she once despised - the embodiment of…

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    embodies moral characteristics that we can compare to Jesus. Jesus spends his time on earth doing all his deeds for our Father God. Jesus is the ultimate sacrifice by God, and for all of us. Jesus is the Lamb of God, he holds the characteristics of a lamb, while doing God’s will, and without him we would not know the true meaning of love and sacrifice. “For the Israelites, as for other peoples, the lamb symbolized, among other things, innocence and gentleness.” (Miles 1992, 132) Sheep are so…

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    The Doctrine Of Atonement

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    is that which is sprinkled with the precious blood of Christ. The substitute endures the punishment which otherwise would fall upon the guilty themselves.” Christ becomes the second Adam leading a sinless life that when offered on the cross as a sacrifice was able to redeem creation and set Jesus at its Head. Christ was not a person in his…

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    Break of day is a novel written by Tony Palmer, it tells the story of the war and the devastating effects it can have on just one family of thousands. Palmer argues that it takes sacrifice to overcome challenges and find your own way. This can be shown in dangerously kept family secrets, becoming brave and a two sided view on death. Firstly, Family secrets can cause more danger if it’s left untold. Murray becomes curious after reading the newspaper, his mother was cautious and guarded…

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    Each martyr, as a core reason for his or her sacrifice, sought after this theme. However, Polycarp fulfilled the true imitation of Christ. Ignatius of Antioch poured forth saying, “Let me imitate the Passion of my God,” acknowledging that it would lead him to his vocation as a true disciple. And Felicity, after being questioned about her ability to take suffering after giving birth to her child, said about the day of sacrifice, “Now it is I that suffer what I suffer; but then there will…

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    Lottery the authors are trying to tell us that human beings are willing to sacrifice others to maintain their twisted beliefs. In the play The Merchant of Venice, selfishness is shown by the Venetians who profess Christianity but have no integrity in their actions. Christians in Venice believe they are the superior religion, and treat the jews like…

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    correct Islamic path, she is actually asking him to sacrifice his faith, which is his Self, and he willingly agrees to help her. Furthermore, once Sheikh San’an has sacrificed his Self, he is able to lead the Christian girl into Islam. Moreover, Attar explains that a student “…[must] fill the bowl with blood not wine – And if [they lack] the heart’s rich blood [they can] take [their educator’s]” (Attar 1984: 67). This theme that an educator must sacrifice something to enlighten their student is…

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    Marilyn Case Study

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    than quality? The amount of time is not greater than the amount of lives being saved according to utilitariasm. Knowingly, Marilyn 's right should be evaluated depending on how strong her right is and whom it 's actually benefitting. Marilyn 's sacrifice of rights are small and big rights are rather difficult to prove. There is also the notion that an utiliarian could identify that no one is permitted to do harm so good can come and intentional harm is to forcely commit an action. Although this…

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    the most popular styles of dance ever! The sacrifices are incredibly tough and the commitment is huge. You have to be very focused, determined and hardworking to be successful in this sport, you have to persevere and want to get better, much like any other sport. Ballet is a beautiful and elegant style that takes lots of skill and focus. Ballet takes hard work and full dedication and is a major commitment. To be good at ballet you will have to make sacrifices that you may not like. Ballet is…

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    The Repercussions of Tradition Throughout history, many different traditions and prejudices have been passed down from generation to generation. The consequences of failing to question and criticize rituals can lead to the primitive downfall of human nature. In Shirley Jackson’s short story, “The Lottery,” villagers gather around to participate in the annual town lottery. An air of nervousness and distress surrounds the villagers as the young boys run to collect stones in one corner of the town…

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