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a more significant impact on the world than the other. The Letter From Birmingham Jail was published in several magazines in 1963, it was also but in King’s book Why We Can't Wait in 1964 (Maranzani). The letter proved Kings point and rallied some new people to his side, but Kings ultimate goal of achieving civil rights was not achieved until the end of 1964 (Maranzani). Edwards sermon however, was used to convert hundreds of people at once to the extreme evangelical Puritanism he envisioned…

Our final person we chose was Louis Armstrong. Imagine you’re walking through Chicago during the 1920s. You walk into the Lincoln Gardens to listen to Joe Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band. You begin to listen and look to see a man, barely 21, playing second cornet like nobody’s business. This is your first experience of Louis Armstrong. This is the man that will change the genre of Jazz and it will never be the same. Born on August 4, 1901, Louis Daniel Armstrong came into this world and was raised on…

The Eucharist becomes the focus of chapters 9 and 10 of the Didache which concerns the thanks over the cup and bread. According to the Didache 9:2, over the cup one would say “We thank you, our Father, for the holy vine of David your servant, which you made known to us through Jesus your servant. To you be the glory forever.” This formula of speech is derived from the Jewish blessing over the wine which in English goes "Blessed art thou, oh Lord our God, King of the universe, Creator of the…

The word is used throughout the New Testament for the Church. Jesus used this term in Matthew 16 when He spoke on how He will build His church. Again, Jesus used this term as a body of Christians, which is then later referred in church discipline (Hayes, 3). In the New Testament, this new gathering can be represented as getting called out together. When Jesus came, He started a new adventure that would unite believers and the Church would then become the…

everyday watch the news to become informed on what is going on in the world, without realizing that the viewers are being misled. The news is supposed to provide viewers with current events without being deceiving but instead, news channels are beginning to input their own political views in reports. People who watch the news often try to get their views validated or justified rather than challenged. For example if someone is a conservative one will more likely than not watch a news channel that…

citizens of New Orleans became victims of Katrina. This hurricane packed winds of 174 mph, which put it at category 5 hurricanes. Once it ground, the winds dropped, which made it a category 4 hurricane. However, due to city being below Sea level, water from the Atlantic Ocean was forced into the city causing the levee system to break down as water rushed into the city…

of the tradition the society really has no idea the purpose of it. If the origin of the tradition is lost then what is the real point of following? Not knowing the true meaning of doing something but following it out of fear has been the pivotal breaking point of many societies in the past and often are the origin of nasty and horrible things. Look at something as horrible as the Nazi Genocide in the early 1900’s. Millions of people were killed yet the group was still being followed heavily and…

stuck with their old ideas and morals. Americans were polarized between the rural and urban divide and this caused enough tension for many citizens to change their views and beliefs. The 1920’s saw a new way of life for Americans. Fundamentalism became a new religion that many people garnered. The new religion was a branch of christianity. Their main belief was that everything written in the bible was true and written by God himself. The complete opposite of fundamentalism…

Anderson, Francis I., and David Noel Freedman. Micah: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary. New York: Random House, 2000. The authors spend much focus on the translation of the book. They begin each section with the translation beside the original, which helps the reader to see the chapter within its original contexts. As the authors walk through each section (grouping of verses) within the chapter, such as vs 1-6; vs 7-12; vs 13-17; and vs 18-20, they point out specific parts of…

to be done. When you try to change the world you could be risking everything. Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, and Martin Luther King were inspired to make a difference. They gave it all they had, risked it all and changed the world. Many people new that the way of life needed to change. Why did Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, and Martin Luther King feel that they were the ones who should change the world. Eleanor Roosevelt was a very important woman in history. Her husband Theodore…