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    was raised in a Christian home, where waiting for marriage is a must. My current boyfriend just does not know that I do not like sex; even before I had sex for the first time I hated it. I hate sex to the point I lied to my boyfriend that I made a convent to God that I will wait to marriage. Now, he feels guilty that I broke my “covenant” with God, which makes me guilty because I lied to him and I cannot just bring it to myself to tell him I hate sex.…

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    However, not all rebellions are as pronounced or dramatic as the Turner rebellion was. In 1734, there was a fire set in the merchant district of Montreal, destroying 46 building including a church, convent and hotel. The women ultimately tried, tortured and executed for the crime was a slave named Marie Joseph Angelique. The burning of one of New France’s most bustling settlement may not be a very well-known event, but it has created centuries of speculation…

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    Night Elie Wiesel Journey

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    everything that they had been through. I feel like this is something that made Elie’s bond stronger with his dad. It is evident that this a symbolic relationship between Elie and God. God is often referred to as the father and the Jewish people have a convent with Him. This is seen in the story of Abraham where God ask Abraham to sacrifice his son, and then this promise is made. Because of the relationship between Elie and his father, his father is the worldly image of God, which is why Elie…

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream Theme of Love’s Difficulty Shakespeare in the play ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ looks at how the characters fell in love with other characters who appeared to be beautiful to them. One thing that stood out about the kind of love that the characters shared in the play were that it faced a lot of challenges. The idea of Shakespeare in this context was that people who at one point appear to fall involve in their lives might later seem to be repellent and unattractive. The…

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    He used this to help get rid of some of the monasteries and convents, in an attempt to “insist on the holiness of common life- that is, non-monastic life.” (Gonzalez, p. 70) I believe that this means that Luther’s actions helped people to realize that they were able to live a holy life; or live for God, without having…

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    Antoinette Mason

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    In the first section of the novel, readers witness the development of an ordinary child-- Innocent, who finds tranquility in the isolated life she lives in the convent. As a child, Antoinette was often found alone and left to discover the world both tranquil and frightening. Her father, Mr. Cosway, was a former slave owner in the Caribbean, and when the Emancipation Act was passed, the Cosway family was not only…

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    The Courtier Dbq

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    Between 1400 and 1660 many educated individuals had various opinions and views about women. Several religious leaders, educated women, and humanists published their view on the superiority or minority of women. No matter the occupation, half of these individuals thought that women were strong while the other half said they should stay home. Many religious leaders want women to stay at home and be weak while men dominate over them. This could be the result of being a religious leader and having…

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    In the 1700’s the level of women’s education in colonial America was immensely dependent on race class and location. The main purpose of education for women in the Colonial Time was to learn how to become skilled at household duties. These household duties were meant to assist the young woman in finding a suitable husband. Although, some women did have education, having one was looked down upon in the Colonial Times. In the South, only the necessary subjects were taught to the women. Those…

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    Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, born in 1648 was a recognized poet, dramatist, scholar, and nun. She was born unlawful child of a Spanish captain and a criolla woman. Criollo people were a social class in overseas colonies established by Spain during the 16th century, it consisted of locally born people of confirmed European ancestry. It is said that by age 3, Sor Juana was already able to read and write Latin; thirsted for knowledge from her earliest years and throughout her life. As a woman, she…

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    Christ has called us to go and make disciples in His name; he wants us to go and share the saving the Gospel of His name so that others may find eternal life. Our job does not just stop at showing others the Gospel, but stretches far beyond sharing and into the realm of discipling new believers in their walk with Christ. It is my philosophy that when discipling a new believer, you will have to develop personal specific plans for the new believers. There are some basic principles to fallow when…

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