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    he would hold her responsible for her actions. Augustine believes that God has the foreknowledge to know what we are going to do. God knew that Medea was going to kill her children but could not stop her otherwise from committing her sin. God’s power of foreknowledge does not take away Medea’s free will because even though he knows what she is going to do, she still the free will to do what she wants. Despite the fact that God has the power of foreknowledge and people still commit sins, How come…

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    Jonathan Edwards expresses throughout his entire sermon one common ideal. Being born again is the only way to salvation. Articulating many puritan ideals about Gods vision of humans, he claims humans are instinctive sinners and we must change to escape the jaws of hell. Believing in predestination he emphasizes on this matter. But its central argument is not the most important aspect of this sermon. The technique and method used to generate a resounding and influential sermon are indispensable…

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    homes of long-dead people whom they believe to be gods called “dead places”. The story follows John’s self-assigned mission to get to the Place of the Gods. His father allows him to go on a spiritual journey but does not know he is going to this forbidden place. John explores the city of the gods and sees the truth for himself. First and foremost, the characters in the story include John, who goes on the journey to the forbidden city of the gods. John is the embodiment of curiosity and is a…

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    here is just one of many. This particular creation myth can be classified as a deus faber myth. Creation myths classified as deus faber myths generally liken their god to a craftsman in the way he creates the world. The gods in this particular myth create humans and animals from the bark of an Oak tree. The gods also create bows, arrows, clubs, thunderbolts, and harps from that same tree. This pattern of creating things out of wood reflects how craftsmen in the woodworking trade primarily make…

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    in the gods leads to a lot of divine intervention in the war. Such want for intervention is displayed when Chryses prays for Apollo to help them in return for and temples or meat he has given, "Hear me, god of the silver bow, that standest over Chryse and holy Killa, and rulest Tenedos with might, O Smintheus! If ever I built a temple gracious in thine eyes, or if ever I burnt to thee fat flesh of thighs of bulls or goats, fulfill though this my desire; let the Danaans pay by thine arrows for my…

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    The Ana-Luic Legend

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    legend carries from many centuries ago, from a tribe of mischievous group of small people who lived hidden in the forests and valleys of the islands, before the first western settlers arrived. These arcane bloodlines of Ana-Lu, which means the Owl Gods, roamed the old forests, and happen to be about 3 ½ to 5 ½ feet tall, though considered short by many, what they lacked in height and strength they utilized in intelligence, agility and stamina. Like other cultures they enjoyed dancing,…

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    Myths Myths have been used all over the world for centuries. Used to explain the unknown. Something nobody could explain. The most common thoughts between humans were that Gods and Goddesses ruled, created, and influenced the world. Myths might be the most explainable or sound all that true, but we have a look at what people thought of in Ancient Greece or Native Americans. We get a look of what they thought about the Earth. A rabbit, called Michabo, was said to have roamed the Earth long…

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    Incas And Aztec Culture

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    to the empire. They did rule with fear but they didn’t have full control of conquered tribes. The Aztecs were polytheistic and made sacrifices to many different Gods each of whom ruled human activities or an aspect of nature. The Aztecs had many of agriculture gods because that was such a large part in their culture. One of their main Gods was Huitzilochtli who was the deity of war, sun, and human sacrifices. The Aztecs also created a calendar based of religious events to make sure they didn’t…

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    Although people may believe Telemachus is favored by the gods, brave, and even caring, Percy Jackson exceeds all of these things because he is not just helped by the gods but given powers from them, is much more braver than Telemachus, and will do anything, absolutely anything to save his friends and family. To begin, Telemachus is favored by the goddess Athena who aids him in many situations. According to the text “ The goddess made sure each arrow found its mark and gave Telemachus extra…

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    does exist. He is known through from creation and His divine attributes. Churches have no time to be silent and complacent in the world order of today. Thomas Aquinas’s intelligent designer argument and David Hume’s response Thomas Aquinas’s argument is based on the premise that the universe came into existence with a purpose and design. Therefore, there must be an intelligent designer who brought it into being. The term teleological came from the Greek word “telos” which means, “goal” or…

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