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    mourning and then forgiving her offenders after she was gang-raped, stabbed, and left for dead on the day she was supposed to walk down the aisle as a bride. Terry Apudo was supposed to marry her then fiancé Harry in a grand ceremony at the All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi, Kenya. The night before their special day, she realized that some of Harry’s clothes were with her, but a friend offered to help her out. At dawn, she accompanied that friend to the bus station, not knowing that tragedy would…

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    him to England where he earned a Masters in Theology. Tutu taught theology in South Africa before returning to England for three years as the assistant director of a theological institute in London. In 1975 he was appointed Dean of St. Mary's Cathedral in Johannesburg, the first black to hold that position. Tutu accomplished: Getting equal civil rights . He helped with the abolition of South Africa passport laws. He promoted the common education system in Africa. He helped with the…

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    same conflict, and reads like a suicide note instead of a eulogy. The bell-rope that gathers God at dawn Dispatches me as though I dropped down the knell Of a spent day - to wander the cathedral lawn From pit to crucifix, feet chill on steps from hell (1.1-4). Crane is being sent out into the world from a Cathedral lawn, which is symbolic of his Christian roots. Starting when he was nine years old, Crane lived with his grandmother, Elizabeth, a fervent Christian Scientist. As a boy, Crane…

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    friends and someone who cares about her. While the story “Cathedral” is an enlightening and influential story that shows a person who used to very jealous, insecurity and isolate himself from the world, finally become a better person because he was influenced by a disable man. Overall, with respect to insecurity, isolation, and antisocial with the two main characters from these two stories, it seems that “Drinking Coffee Elsewhere” and “Cathedral” has similarity about personal experience and…

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    10 Most Incredible Churches in Greece 10. Athens Catholic Cathedral of Saint Dionysus Areopagite This is the seat of the Catholic Church in Greece. The basilica is of the three-aisle form and is a work of Athenian classicism. Twelve giant columns made from green marble from Tinos island support the roof. The floor is made of fine Pentelic marble, and there are 8 impressive vitraux on the windows in the lower part of the church. 9. Church of the Holy Apostles Located on the western area of…

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    Thorough out life, many people experience different challenges. In these stories the main characters all go through different types of challenges. The main character in Ray Carver 's "Cathedral" has the challenge of isolation and social awkwardness. The character Robert has the large challenge of being blind. In Jorge Luis Borges ' story, the main character has the challenges of insomnia and loneliness. And finally, the main character in J.G. Rosa 's "The Third Bank of the River" has the…

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    The Hereford Mappa Mundi was created in around the 1300s and is currently being kept in the Hereford Cathedral. The map was drawn on a single sheet of vellum (calfskin). It measures 162.56cm by 132.08cm (64 inches by 52 inches) and has many drawings that delineate the period in which the map was made, showing us about how people lived in that time. The maps were drawn and written with lots of detailed information, but could only be read by people who spoke a certain branch of French (Norman…

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    the most unique and advanced technological infrastructures in the ancient world were developed by the Romans, with their architecture having a presence throughout most of the Mediterranean region. The Romans had created unique bridges, aqueducts, cathedrals, as well as other important civil architectures. Greek architecture and inventions continued to influence Roman society, as well. Many people needed drinking water for personal use, and to solve this problem the Romans invented aqueducts.…

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    Gothic Churches and castles was either to spread influence of Christianity or to protect and to ensure security against invaders, barbarians, and Islamic rulers” (4). The style of the Gothic churches derived from Romanesque architecture. Gothic cathedrals consisted of stone walls, vast spaces, and stained…

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    Ellis 1 Brooke Ellis Humanities 12 pm MWF Writing assignment 11/17/12017 The difference between male and female nude art: Birth of Venus & David Paintings and sculptures with no clothes are strangely common in the art in the Western part of the world. Nude is may seem completely natural when one considers how common the state of being nude is in every human life, from the day you are born to the bath, and even to the bedroom. In art, however, nude figures obviously relate very little to…

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