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Towards the end of the play, after having completed more destructive deeds than he ever anticipated, Macbeth faces the sudden death of his wife. When losing a spouse, one would expect a more dramatic reaction than the startlingly indifferent response that Macbeth has. For example, Lady Macduff’s response to losing a spouse…

alone proves that fact. Also, no one can deny the importance role that faith plays in the Christian walk. This is all great except that James 2:14 states out with “what good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save them?”. This opens the door for discussion. It was already established in the last paragraph that faith cannot earn a man salvation, but that fact does not negate their importance. In James 2:17 it states that, “faith…

good deeds not for their own personal gain, but for the good of others. The Odyssey tells the story of Odysseus and adventures his to different places, his many battles, and his many choices and the Greeks see him as a great hero. But the reasons why he fought many battles, went to the different places and made the choices he made, makes him by today’s definition of a hero, not a hero.…

In Macbeth, written by William Shakespeare, Lady Macbeth plays a significant role. She is the wife to the most noble warrior in Scotland. It is though her actions and conversations that she has with Macbeth that influence him so do the horrible deeds that the does to make himself king. The reader can also notice the way her character develops and changes throughout the play. Lady Macbeth is wife to a man that has been prophesied to become king. Once she finds out of this, she makes it her top…

Moral values seem non-important but not everyone has it. In the 21st century, moral values are becoming more and more needed and important for the society. But does everyone really know what is moral? Definition of moral is private conduct based on strict adherence to a sanctioned or accepted code or dogma of what is right or wrong, particularly as proclaimed in a sacred book, or by a non-secular group or sect.Once practically interchangeable with “ethical”, this term has acquired…

But for Christianity it is stated that the view of afterlife will depend on it’s an everyone’s deeds, if deeds are good or if someone lives a sinless life then he/she will live an eternal life in heaven but if someone lived a sinful life then he/she will go to hell and receive eternal pain. Similarities. The similarities which Buddhism has with Christianity are that they both have Priests, Priestesses monks and nuns. According to www.comparativeworld.com, ‘they also have basic rule of behaviour…

through many aspects in his play including through Macbeth the protagonist in the play who ultimately loses his soul from committing crimes. Also his beloved wife Lady Macbeth and the Thane of Cawdor are both shown to lose their life for doing wrong deeds. On the another, hand Shakespeare…

Sin is what every man does, beauty is what they care about and knowledge is what they strive to attain. Death is never on their minds so good deeds fall behind. In this essay I will be discussing the morality play Everyman set during the Medieval period where ‘ Church leaders such as bishops and arch bishops sat in the King’s council and played leading roles in government’ (What was it really like to live in the Middle Ages?2015). Britanica.com, the online reference dictionary defines the…

Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen explains the foundational differences between liberals and biblically faithful Christians. In the book, Machen explores these differences through the fundamental Christian tenets like Scriptures, sacred doctrines, salvation, and Jesus’ divinity. Machen claims that Liberalism and Christianity cannot co-exist as they are founded on completely different foundational concepts. The author attempts to prove his point through four major examples.…

Pharisees will not inherit the Kingdom with all their righteous acts then, how can you? Isaiah 64:6 states, “We have all become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous deeds are like a polluted garment.” All the righteous deeds of men are filthy rags in front of God. Believing in the finished work of the cross is the only deed that can take anybody to heaven.…