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    because everyone speaks love in a different language. The five languages Chapman describes are: words of affirmation, physical touch, acts of service, gifts, and quality time. She also uses the four Greek definitions of love: storge, philia, eros, and agape, to portray how these different kinds of love are confused in the English language because the only word used for love is “love”. She continued using the Greeks as an example by stating, “But while the Greeks gave love four spots in the…

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    Essay On Homeless People

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    to these individuals though some of these resources can be limited, some of the religious organizations have come forth and offered similar support. Local food banks have been set up in most of the communities as well, to help feed the homeless the AGAPE food banks is one of the few well known food…

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    Even in the midst of suffering, we can experience hope. In order to understand why we suffer, we must understand what suffering is. Before suffering occurs there tends to be a warning. Sometimes the warning is obvious and sometimes it is hard to see. One way we are warned about suffering is through fear. As humans, we fear many things. The fear of starvation, physical injury, death, public speaking, separation from loved ones are a few listed. One fear that we all face is the fear of no control…

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    “You have a broken rib,” his deep voice conveyed pity. “You come here too often, you cannot let this go on.” Her eyes wandered around the room, looking everywhere except his eyes. The bare walls and organized desk created an uninviting atmosphere, yet she felt safe in the strike room. “I'm fine, and have been for the past 7 years. You don't need to worry about me,” she replied, bringing her hand up to her torso and allowing her delicate fingers to brush against the bruised flesh. The…

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    than many people would be willing to face. On the other hand “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson depicts a story that takes place in 20th century in a rural town where lottery is played. However, the type of lottery become bizarre and the reader is left agape. There is curiousness…

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    As mentioned earlier Dr King believed that non-violence and civil disobedience are the only ways to fight for freedom. During my research on Dr. Martin Luther King and his attributes towards non-violence, I found his book “Stride toward freedom”. In this book Dr. King outlined his way of nonviolence. He tells the story of the Montgomery movement and his own personal journey, and then offers six basis points for nonviolence. Dr. King lived and taught these essential ingredients of active…

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    Livingfit Rx: Case Study

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    I interviewed Debi Teeple who owns and runs her business LivingFit Rx. LivingFit Rx is essentially a more welcoming gym for older clientele. Debbi and her coaching staff work with older individuals (and sometimes younger) who either realize exercising will help them live longer or have medical issues such as a hip/knee replacement or an illness that can be helped with exercise. To start off, Debi is a hardworking individual, she and her small team have beautifully crafted LivingFit Rx. When…

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    “Love could lead us to Death” Love is an emotion, some might call it an action but no matter what we call it or how we categorize it, love is imperative to everyday existence. There are so many degrees of love and various ways to show it. Self-love is most important, showing the love of self-first demonstrates the ability to…

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    experiences on these service trips I have gained new perspectives and learned more about myself than I had ever thought possible and I will be forever grateful for that. Love is all around. The Appalachia Volunteers Program introduced me to the concept of agape, and showed me this unconditional, selfless love first hand. In our meetings…

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    How Ralph Ellison Uses Fathers to Show the Importance of Being Your Own Person Everyone has a father, whether they are present in one’s life or not, or whether they are biological or simply just a loving caretaker. Many people follow in the footsteps of their fathers, or take the same views as their fathers, whether it be political, religious, or otherwise. It is good to have a role model, but there is a difference between looking up to someone and becoming them. In Invisible Man, Ralph…

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