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    In “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” Martin Luther King Jr. addresses eight of the most respected clergymen in Alabama about their inaction and failure to support a movement that they should. King also points out that the white moderate, who say that they agree with him, have become too comfortable in the current system and because of that do not truly want the change that they call for. One of King’s biggest grievance with the white moderate and clergymen that he addresses is that they are not…

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    “Letter from Birmingham Jail”: King’s Stand Against Social Injustice In “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” Martin Luther King Jr.’s use of biblical references served its purpose in making the clergymen realize the injustice they were really exhibiting. They may have claimed that King and his protestors were actually doing the morally wrong thing in their nonviolent protest that, according to them, instigated violence, but they were simply turning a blind eye from the truth of their actions. Since…

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    Throughout The Letter from Birmingham Jail written by Martin Luther King Jr, there are multiple uses of rhetorical devices. During the letter King decided to respond to some white clergymen, who felt that his nonviolent protest were “unwise and untimely (paragraph one).” King did not respond to rarely any criticism that he ever received, but he felt this particular letter deserved a response. King knew his response to the letter would have to be calm and peaceful, just as his protest were. He…

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    Historically, faith has had a massive impact on shaping American culture into what it is today in the modern era. Due to its widespread effect, faith has been a big topic in the realm of American Literature and media. While imprisoned in the Birmingham jail following a repulsed non-violent civil rights movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. penned “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” King’s powerful letter written primarily to white Christian leaders of the South utilizes many rhetorical strategies…

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    law is just or unjust. Although King goes into a rather lengthy and somewhat repetitive discussion on this subject, what makes this argument effective is the historical examples that he cites. King starts off by showing that Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to obey the laws of Nebuchadnezzar because of a higher moral law; the early Christians also faced lions and death rather than submit to unjust or morally incorrect laws in the Roman Empire (118). These two Christian examples were…

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    “Daniel in the Den” by Bastille, is a song that references the book of Daniel, specifically chapter six where Daniel is in the lion den (Daniel 6: 10-19), and when Daniel’s friends are thrown into a fiery furnace (Daniel 3:23). In the biblical story, the king has signed a document that says no one was allowed to prey to anyone, human being or divine, for thirty days or else they were thrown into a lion’s den (Daniel 5:7). Daniel, even though he knew this was signed, prayed to God anyway…

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    n without vision is only passing time. Vision without action is merely day dreaming, but vision with action can change the world – Nelson Mandela INTRODUCTION The eagle is probably the most studied of birds’ super vision. According to research the eyes of an eagle is four to eight times stronger than that of the human eyes. This enables it see five colors compared to the human eye which sees just three basic colors. Because the eagle has such excellent vision, it is possible for it to find preys…

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    come in the morning. For he is faithful and he will deliver in time. He will never leave us, nor forsake us. When our trial seems like we are in the fire. We have to remember that the same God who was in the furnace with Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego will stand with us in our…

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    The film opens with a war sequence, in which a young Russian sailor is forced by a Nazi officer to shoot the skipper of his barge in exchange for his own life. Then the action moves to 1974, to the remote Orthodox monastery in the same area where the war episode happened. The former young sailor, now Father Anatolii, lives here as a monk. Apparently known as a holy man, he is visited by many people seeking spiritual and medical help. Father Anatolii deals with many different individuals…

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