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    Max And His Dog Reflection

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    Max is More Than Just a Story of a Boy and His Dog The 2015 film Max is an entertaining family film because of its story about a family overcoming loss, its outstanding acting, and its kid-friendly action scenes. The film Max follows a teenage boy, Justin Wincott, and the military-trained dog he is left in charge of after his brother is killed in combat in Afghanistan. The dog, a Belgian Malinois named Max suffers from post-traumatic-stress-disorder, putting additional strain on the Wincott…

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    to Moab. After the death of Elimelech and their two sons, Naomi was left to travel back to Bethlehem with her daughter-in-law Ruth. Although Ruth was a Moabite woman, her faith in God resulted in acceptance among the people of Bethlehem, marriage to Boaz, and ultimately her role in the line of Jesus. Ruth would become the great-grandmother of King David (New American Bible, Ruth 1-4). David was a shepherd boy born in Bethlehem, who defeated Goliath and become the greatest King of Israel…

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    Our society is made up of many people with highly different views. In our world people can look at a situation and believe that a certain process is the most effective for solving a problem; it’s like when people see a challenging math problem: there are different ways that the problem can be solved, but certain people believe that one way is the best. This can also be seen within politics. Many people believe that they hold the most effective way of running our country. Political views are one…

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    “How does the film ‘Remember the Titans’ enhance your understanding of the world?” The 2000 film ‘Remember the Titans’ directed by Boaz Yakin, has many themes that enhance our understanding of the world. Some of the themes used in this film to demonstrate this argument are racism, change and overcoming challenges in life. Most of us go through these situations in life proving how ‘Remember the Titans’ improves our understanding. Racism is one of the most recurring themes in ‘Remember the Titans’…

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    testimonies, arguing that they are a great source of knowledge and help aid our understanding of events. Thus, this source will be helpful in providing a clear definition, when discussing the reliability of Holocaust testimonies in the essay. 2. Cohen, Boaz, and Beate Müller, ‘A Teacher and his Students: Child Holocaust Testimonies from Early Postwar Polish Bytom’, East European Jewish Affairs 46 (2016), 68-115. I chose this article as it provides testimonies of children who survived the…

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    The case of Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commision was heard by the US Supreme Court December 5, 2017 and will be decided in 2018. The owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, Jack Phillips, is a christian man that designs cakes in the store. David Mullins and Charlie Craig are a same sex couple that went to Masterpiece Cakeshop with the intent of buying a wedding cake. David and Charlie asked to order a cake for their wedding, but Phillips told them that he would not make the wedding…

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    sizes and colors, loathing and discrimination wouldn’t be much of an important matter. But then again, it’s one of the biggest issues society has been facing for generations now. Native Son written by Richard Wright and Remember the Titans directed by Boaz Yakin may seem divergent but in small ways are they homogeneous. Discrimination doesn’t have a time period because there is a sixty year difference between the two. Implementing time in understanding each piece of art, I’ve come to recognize…

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    Room Of One's Own Poem

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    white background from how it seem to be colored by me’’. Hurston’s believes the character should be a mix of positive and negative traits. Hurston was a writer who specializes in folklore and anthropological study; she was so fascinated with Franz Boaz because of his interest in folklore. Later she traveled to the south of America, the Caribbean, and Haiti, where she gathered inspiration for many of her work such as ‘’their eyes were watching God’’. She uses to idiomatic speech as seen in the ‘’…

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    Bat Mitzvaah Analysis

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    A Bat Mitzvah is the celebration of a Jewish girl’s coming of age. When a girl reaches the age of 12, it is expected that they become a ‘daughter of the commandment’. This means that they become responsible for observing the commandments and to know right from wrong. As a Jewish Girl, it is important to reflect on the most influential women in the Tanak and seek guidance from their actions and decisions. The focus of this article is one woman from the Tanak who displays virtues that are…

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    Rahab Analysis

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    Rahab The life story of Rahab is one that is unique. Her story is found in Joshua 2:9-13 and Joshua 6:17-25. She was a woman who was a prostitute. She lived in Jericho, which was the Promised Land and assisted the Israelites in Capturing the City. She is lauded as an example of living by faith while being justified by her works. In Joshua 2:1 When the Hebrews were encamped at Shittim in the Jordan Valley opposite Jericho, ready to cross the river ,we find out that Joshua sends secretly two spies…

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