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    When people think heavily about the future they begin to fear their own limits and they are more likely to resort to violence. The alternative to violence, which both Breuggemann and Yoder advocate for, requires people to face their fears about the uncertainty of the future. In Walter Brueggemann’s book, The Prophetic Imagination, Brueggemann included the Biblical story of Moses to offer historical perspective as well as illustrate one of the first acts of the alternative community. The…

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    is specified for a “tale for children” meaning there is a huge fictional side that can appeal to children and Marquez does this through symbolism. There is a universal truth is profound throughout the story; there is a conjunction of cruelty and compassion. There are also motifs used such as prosperity and suffering at another's hand. These are strongly executed through symbols, alliteration and character choice. Some of those being the angel’s wings, and his character of being mangy and…

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    them. In their dealings they wish to never speak anything but the truth. In a concentrated effort involving strength, love, and truth to further a cause grander than oneself, a heroic deed is done. In order for a hero to be, he must have strength, compassion, and honesty. Heroes must be able to overcome challenges placed before them, and that requires strength. This virtue comes before courage, which is required only in the initiating of an action, and thus it is an accessory to a hero and not…

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    character, Fred Collins’s, original idea to retrieve water is not heroic, but his actions while returning from the well are. For an act to be heroic, the deed must be noble, selfless, done at their own risk, done for the good of others, and done with compassion. One of the criterion for a noble act is that it must be done with noble intentions. Collins’s original intention of the journey to get water was done because his comrades had shamed and coerced him into getting the water to prove…

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    physicians with excellent morals and practices has helped me decipher what type of qualities I wish to obtain as a professional in the healthcare field. For example, I shadowed my primary care physician and was able to see the level of integrity, compassion, and sincerity he implements when communicating with his patients. This was incredibly inspiring for me, as I also want to ensure that patients feel reassured and confident about the level of care they receive. Shadowing is not the only area…

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    Mission Statement - Our mission is to develop young men with active and creative minds, a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs. We stress the total development of each child: spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical. When reading through Princeton academy’s “the school” page and comparing it to their mission statement , I almost immediately noticed that there was a something that they emphasised on the site but then…

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    My Mother's Diagnosis

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    mother’s diagnosis of mixed metastatic parotid carcinoma has made a tremendous impact on both my personal and professional identity. It has caused me to develop increased independence, coping skills, and most importantly, learn the true meaning of compassion. Despite the unfortunate nature of this event, it has resulted in personal growth and skills which will serve me well as a future medical professional. Prior to my mother’s diagnosis of cancer, I relied heavily on her for support.…

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    The Courage Of Anne Frank

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    The story of Anne Frank is about courage, compassion, and sacrifice. In the beginning, a young 13-year-old girl named Anne is living a normal teenage life. Then, one day, Anne has to leave her humble home with her dad, Mr.Frank, her mom, Mrs.Frank, and her sister, Margot Frank. They head to Mr. Frank’s shop for hiding in the secret annex. Sure takes a lot of sacrifices to leave your home and move into a new one without even saying goodbye to your closest loved ones and friends. Courage is…

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    Used Car Salesman

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    surety of a used-car salesman, is that I will forever hold in esteem the ideas of: 1. Compassion and 2. Empathy. I have been fortunate enough to be placed in a living environment that promotes these ideals and I believe that somewhere near #1.5 lies life. Living in a boy’s boarding house is much like experiencing “Lord of the Flies” firsthand and has, surprisingly enough, taught me something about compassion. While our Spartan chants of “Bleed Blue” hardly differ from “Kill the Pig,” amidst…

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    The primary message of this short film is compassion and redemption. Although the ants have prepared for winter unlike the grasshopper, the ants are sympathetic. The ants welcome the grasshopper into their heartfelt home and provide food and warmth to the grasshopper. Unlike Aesop’s classic, “The Grasshopper and the Ants”, in Walt Disney’s version, the queen ant utters, “with ants, just those who work may stay, so take your fiddle…and play”. In response, the grasshopper begins to play a tune on…

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