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    in the front" by supporting the Palestinian story and reducing possibilities for "land for peace." Fields leaves out the reasoning behind Obama’ decision. In an article from the Chicago Tribune, called “Obama Administration Declines Veto on UN Condemnation of Israeli Settlements,” it outlines the key points that influenced Obama’s decision. “In a statement, Secretary of State John Kerry said the vote was guided by one principle: ‘To preserve the possibility of the two-state solution.”’ Fields…

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    others and glorifies Him. By the time you read this, I will have had facillated Pastor Mike’s class on Romans 8. Many hold that it is the greatest chapter in the Bible. Whether that’s true, I can’t say, but I know it begins by saying there is no condemnation from the wrath of God and there is no separation from the love of God. I know of no better thought…

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    The superstitious nature of the village, rigid religious beliefs, and fixed traditions or roles all contribute to the group conformity of the villagers and the eventual condemnation of Cristina’s character in Lives of the…

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    This extract opens with an imperative “let the darkness enter”, this immerses the reader into the narrative, without giving a setting or narrative voice. Since the voice of the protagonist is absent from the opening it brings into question who the imperative is addressing, and could suggests a possible disassociation of Berg (the protagonist) from himself, or the narrative. The use of adjectives “embalmed” “mummified” before clarifying what the object of these adjectives is, creates a foreboding…

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    The doctrine of depravity says that man is as bad off as he can be. There is a vast difference between being as bad as he can be, and being as bad off as he can be. The doctrine of depravity has to do, not with man’s estimation of man, but rather with God’s estimation of man. (Pentecost 9-10) The doctrine of depravity has to do not so much with man’s conduct as with man’s state. It has to do not so much with man’s behavior as with his condition before God. In Galatians 3:22 we read, “…the…

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    son will not see life, but must endure the wrath of God.. (John 3:36 {KJV}; See also Revelation 20:15; Luke 16:19-31, especially verse 26), Anyone who accepts Christ is completely saved: There is no condemnation now for those who tire in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1), Saying that there is no condemnation, certainly eliminates the flames of purgatory. It implies that purgatory is just an imagination. What happens to us after we die? Is it possible that if we die, the soul inside our body becomes…

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    purpose of showing the people the “slavery” they aren’t unwittingly trapped in. To “ban” can mean to “prohibit by official decree” and also “condemnation by church officials.” This dual meaning symbolizes that the monarchy is manacling people with their bans on the streets and the river in the first two lines and that the people are manacled by the church’s condemnation of the chimney-sweep children in the following lines. “Forged” also has a great deal of meaning. A forge is used to make metal…

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    Plato's teaching, along with other things such as grabs for powers, not knowing how to translate from Hebrew to English, along with non-biblical writings such as Dante's "Inferno" (which was really just his personal condemnation of the Church - CK THIS) and Milton's "Paradise Lost" (which loosely quoted Scripture, not word for word -- CK THIS) and, most important of all, the willingness of people to accept traditions and teachings as the truth w/o actually reading the Scriptures to find out for…

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    wrongdoing" Suanne Kelman aims to unravel the Canadian stigma regarding whistleblowers. Last year, when Wikileaks declassified a large quantity of corrupt government documents, the general canadian's reaction was not one of solidarity, but rather of condemnation. Kelman believes that, "somewhere in the Canadian psyche there seems to be a rooted belief that whistleblowing is not nice"(200). This explains why the canadian discussion tends to revolve more around the founder of Wikileaks' character,…

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    Wisdom Psalms tend to share a common theme: 1. Blessing of righteous (may include the righteous observance of the LAW and its practical application) 2. Condemnation of the unrighteous (may include the wrong doing, hatred of God and His LAW) 3. Promoted positive reflections on the LAW and obedience Wisdom themes are not solely limited to the Psalms and the three other books. It is found throughout scripture in man practical ways, interwoven in the historical accounts and New Testament…

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