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    Origins The “colonial period” of America is characterized by the influx of settlers from many different places around the world. Whether the inhabitants of the New World are descendants of Spanish conquistadors, poor Irish potato farmers, African slaves, or even Native Americans, their origin in America is crucial to their cultural identity. For the Native Americans, there is no story about the voyage across the Atlantic; however, their creation stories play a crucial role in their identity and place in America. The Native Americans display their origins through their use of creation stories, in which America was their “Garden of Eden”. For most Europeans, the story of creation refers to the Catholic story of Adam and Eve. In this story, man is created first with the rest of the world to follow, which is eventually…

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    How incredible to think that this temptation is so great that the Lord will send down a flying angel to communicate this message to the people on earth. This speaks to the Lord’s awesome grace and love towards all humanity. He does not long for the death of anyone’s soul, but that they should repent and believe (Ezek. 33:11). Death of the soul is not annihilation, but everlasting torment. Humanity’s mythic stories of good and evil draw upon this real battle that culminates in real…

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    In Hebrew, Eden directly translates to delight, so the Garden of Eden is literally the garden of delight. The New Revised Standard Version of the Bible contains the book of Genesis where the creation story of Adam and Eve is told. In the biblical story of Adam and Eve, they live in the paradise of Eden until they commit the original sin. Living in the Garden of Eden seemed difficult to Adam and Eve until they came to the realization of the many other challenges life has to offer outside of the…

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    sinful nature of humans. Golding’s book reflects upon the Garden of Eden in order to address this true nature of mankind. In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve commit sin by eating fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Although they were placed in a perfect environment where all of their needs were met, they soon became corrupted by their primitive drive for pleasure and power. As a result of their sinful actions, Adam and Eve were sent out of the Garden of Eden and resulted in the…

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    shining upon Adam and Eve as they named all the creatures entering existence through the Garden of Eden. Chattering cheerfully, the couple noticed a wooden sign around the neck of the an alpaca. “Adam, what on earth is that writing and what does it mean?” said Eve. Adam went to retrieve the wooden sign, and he proceeded to notice that the sign had one word on it. “Sweetie,” said Adam, “this is a word that I do not know.” Eve stood pensively and rubbed her chin. They both stood awkwardly, unsure…

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    for the children of the Winfrey family. Today, Oprah has exceeded all expectations and is now considered one of the most influential women and a role model to people around the globe. Like Oprah overcame her hardships, all three pre colonial groups overcame oppression in order to overcome the American dream. Throughout the short stories, Native Americans present the idea that America is like the Garden of Eden. African American works describe how individuality is…

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    The Garden of Eden A group of British schoolboys find themselves stranded on an island where they land as innocent boys and turn savage. The allegory Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, has many strong allusions connecting directly to the bible. Looking at the island, Simon, and Jack connections are made between the stories of God and the novel Lord of the Flies. The Island that the British boys are stranded on is a direct allusion to the Garden of Eden in Genesis. Throughout the time the…

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    In the garden of Eden God created male and female. They are “suited” for one another. Woman, coming forth from man, completed man’s need for fitting relationship. The one could not carry out God’s command to be fruitful, multiply and have dominion over the earth, without the other. Thus, for all of time, uniqueness of gender was established. The abilities of men and women differ. God made Adam to care for the garden, to protect and to keep it, and He made Eve to be a helper for Adam. Adam…

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    These two religions are very interesting, how someone can say them is pretty amazing. But these two religions in some ways are the same and that is what i am doing here. I will show you how they are the same and how they are different. How these two religions are the same is that they both involve some type of sacred tree that needs respect, perhaps the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden or the Tree of Nutrition in the middle of the skyland. In these stories it also shows that the girl is…

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    In my opinion the show as a whole, was successful. Searching for Eden: The diaries of Adam and Eve follows the first couple as they struggle to find their way, not only in life but in their relationship. We watch as they stumble and fall, come back together, and rediscover a lost love that they had forgotten long ago, along with their precious memories of the Garden of Eden. James Still’s adaptation on the well-known play by Mark Twain brings us a beautiful romantic tale, that makes us laugh,…

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