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Philippians - The Reward of Service to Christ is Priceless Is a class mainly designed for adult students who, while they have an idea of Jesus Christ, they are seeking a more personal and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ and understanding the benefit of being a true and committed servant of Jesus Christ. The goal of this class is to assist each student to gain a greater understanding of the Prison Epistles of The Apostle Paul and how his letters to the Church at Philippi are still…

Introduction “Journey to the Center of the Earth” by Jules Verne is a novel that truly dives the reader into the center of the earth through striking portrayals, itemized clarifications, and the "eye witnessed" records of the storyteller. On the most fundamental level, Journey is an experience story, a story of the hindrances, experiences, and ponders. The unpredictable researcher Professor Hardwigg discovers headings to the center of the earth in an old book and sets out, alongside his nephew…

August or "Auggie" Pullman, a ten-year-old kid living in New York City, was conceived with a facial deformation that has made it troublesome for him to make companions. He lives with his folks, his more seasoned sister By means of, and his puppy Daisy. He has been self-taught up until the fifth grade, however his folks have concluded that it is the ideal opportunity for him to go to a genuine school. They select him in Beecher Prepare, an area non-public school, and take him to meet the key, Mr.…

Mary Shelley’s gothic novel Frankenstein develops and explores its protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, in his relentless search for knowledge, quarrel with his own creation, and his turn-around of pursuit. Through the perspective of Robert Walton, an explorer who intended to become the first to reach the North Pole, the reader gets to witness his encounter with Victor Frankenstein up to his tragic fate. It is at their encounter that Victor cautions Walton to not let his ambition and knowledge, in…

through the front door and got into my friend’s car, ready to sneak off to a forbidden place. We were headed, with my contraband picket signs in my backpack, not to a party, but to my first rally—a Black Lives Matter rally. Now, let me backtrack a second. Something that’s important to…

The Spread of Disease, Viruses, and Bacteria The spread of disease, viruses, and bacteria have been around since the beginning of times. According to Center for Disease and Control Prevention, the first pandemic was recorded in 541 AD, lasting around 200 years, and killing over 25 million people in the Mediterranean. This was known as the Justinian Plague (CDC). CNN shows that hundreds, even thousands of years ago during an epidemic outbreak, the disease would mainly impact the areas where…

phone?” “Uhhhhhh,” the man groans for a good eight seconds, “er, I don’t think so.” “Thanks,” I say while walking away, “not.” “Hey, don’t be so rude!” Scarlett barks at me. “Sorry, sorry. I’m just really scared, you know?” I say trembling. We backtrack through our route asking every ride and roller coaster worker the same question, “Have you seen a missing cell phone?” They all reply “No,” and we are devastated once again. Our hopes of finding my phone dip down farther and farther each time…

Religion is an extremely fluid term that has as many definitions as there are human beings on this planet. My definition and religious identity has been shaped throughout my entire life, like the rest of humanity. But what makes my religious identity so unique? My experiences, education, and intuition are all unique, individually and collectively, to myself. There is no human being that will yield the exact same definition and religious identity that I do, and that is what makes religious…

open the minds of those that Manjoo is trying to convince. Starting with a personal attack on already skeptical readers is no way to sway them to your view. Even the title of the essay “You Have No Friends” seems intended to irritate. Manjoo later backtracks by saying “The [Facebook] holdouts I contacted this way weren't haughty – they were nice, reasonable people with entirely rational-sounding reasons for staying off the site” (354). But even this minute concession implies Manjoo's view of…

Every Loss Is A Gain In Disguise Life is filled with loss. The loss of people, of familiarity and even the loss of what one thinks one knows. The most difficult, yet the most rewarding loss to undergo is that of oneself. One must be willing to give up everything they have and are in order to gain their true self, which is a sacrifice not many are willing to commit to. In the novel Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese, the main character, Saul is fortunately one of the few people who do accept…