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    In the novel, Storms over Genesis by William Jennings portrays numerous theories that appeal to all types of theorist based on the Bible. The novel analyzes the Bible’s content as well as ideas from the bible. It also relates the Bible to present day society and events. Throughout the analyzation of the book, I have learned a tremendous amount about the Bible and the theories within its bindings. In the beginning of the novel Jennings opens up with a storm over the two creation stories. We…

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    Many people were involved in the major events which impacted the Protestant Reformation. The Protestant Reformation was the schism within Western Christianity initiated by Martin Luther, William Tyndale, John Calvin, and other Protestant Reformers. The movement began to reform the beliefs and ways of the Roma Catholic Church. During this period many clerical offices within the papacy were sold to the highest bidder. Scandal’s within the church was soon seen as greed became widespread. The…

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    He compares Thomas Sutpen to God in the way that he has a “grand design” and he sacrifices his son for what he thinks is a greater good. However, the most significant allusion is to the story of Absalom in the Old Testament. In this bible story, Absalom was King David’s third and favorite son. Absalom’s sister, Tamar, was raped by their half-brother Amnon after she resisted his pursuit of her. After Absalom found out about his sister being raped by their half-brother, he had his sister…

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    around them. They support them because they are happy. Same with the Reitans when they found out their son Jake was gay. They were very heartbroken at first but they managed to get over that bump and support him through the adventure. They would read books and learn everything they could about homosexuality because their son means a lot to them. He had a hard time in high-school not being able to come out because no one else at his school had came out. His family was there for him through a very…

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    Why the Printing Press is Critical to Western Civilization Many people today would be horrified if they were not able to update their Instagram account every few hours, not be able to read the daily newspaper, or if they broke their Snapchat streak. Before the invention of the printing press, these normal things would seem impossible. Johannes Gutenberg’s invention is critical to all these activities and Western Civilization. The invention of the printing press was vital to Western Civilization…

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    Laurie King does a magnificent job of portraying a mysterious story about a young woman on a mission to solve a murder case while also adding the concept of feminism in to the book. Due to there being a lot of emphasis on feminism, the main argument of the book is that women and men are created equal, but some men choose to be afraid of that belief. During the whole novel, there are several mentions of the temple; a place where mostly women and some men gathered in order to hear from a preacher…

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    Sacred Scripture Analysis

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    women have turned to the Bible to encounter the Lord God, and to understand better the reality of life on earth and in heaven. From the book of Genesis to the book of Revelation, people have searched for God's truth, counsel, and words of comfort and strength. Each of the biblical books contained in Sacred Scripture speak to us in various ways. In particular, the prophetic books in the Old Testament echo God's word in a uniquely powerful and vivid manner. Among them, the book of the prophet…

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    Book Review for Hawkins & Clinton 's The New Christian Counselor The book, The New Christian Counselor: A Fresh and Biblical and Transformational Approach, was authored by Dr. Ron Hawkins and Dr. Tim Clinton. The book is an excellent guide for Christian Counselor 's seeking to integrate the bible and psychology, and to help clients through a Christian transformational approach to counseling. Summary There are numerous important concepts in The New Christian Counselor book. The first important…

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    of Gilgamesh is a story believed to be over 4000 years old, this story has an exquisite tale of a great flood that shows similarities to a chapter in the Bible. Within the book Epic of Gilgamesh one observes different nonrealistic stories that can teach moral values, as well as life lesions. The bible on The other hand is a collection of “books” written over a numerous amount of years that most Religious beliefs are based on. This paper will…

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    The most effective methodologies to interpret the Bible To understand the Bible from a scholarly perspective is to be skeptical and make good judgments based on the evidences that are given. An academic scholar of the Bible must be able to apply various research techniques, use analytic skills, and have high theological knowledge to correctly interpret the Bible. In doing so, this allows the scholar to appropriately criticize and determine the significance and implications of many of the…

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