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    Bible Strength

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    Mankind has a history of having incredible strengths that allow us to overcome even the largest and formidable of obstacles. We also have weaknesses that can ruin what we have worked so hard for in an instant. Many of these qualities are displayed through the characters of the Bible. Whether it’s kings that have insecure weakness or peasants that have incredible strengths that allow them to rise above those kings. The Bible is filled with great examples of the greatest weaknesses and strengths…

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    civilisation. The novel has many theories one of them being Archetypal theory. In this theory the fight between the boys is viewed as the fight between good and evil, there is also an allegory of the island in which the boys are stuck with the garden of Eden and lastly Golding uses objects as symbols to give the novel a particular theme and atmosphere. The fight that occurs on the island…

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    Literary Analysis of Design; Robert Frost’s Use of Literary Devices to Explore Religion Robert Frost was an extremely influential American poet who lived and wrote predominately in New England during the early 1900s. His poetry was considered exceptional, not only by his intellectual peers but by the general public as well, due to the fact that Frost often wrote about approachable topics. One of the most distinguished themes Frost explored was his reverence for God, and while Frost was faithful…

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    Animal Testing Bible

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    The Bible gives many accounts of God telling people how they are to act. God says that people are to be kind and soft natured and loving. The reality is, animal testing foes directly against the claims in the Bible. When the earth was created, God put Adam in the garden and told him to be in charge of everything, this included the animals (Genesis 2:15, English Standard Version). God did not place man in charge of creation to destroy it, He put man in charge to care for it and help it prosper.…

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    time. This is also evident in Lucas Cranach the Elder’s Adam and Eve (1526). Despite this, the themes of the origin of sin remain the same. The scripture, Genesis 3:1-24, records the moment of the fall of Adam and Eve. They lived in the Garden of Eden a safe-haven kept by the couple and protected by God. According to (Mc Nally, 2016), ‘There was no…male dominance before the fall.’ This paradise was disrupted however, when Satan adopted the form of a snake, tempting Eve into eating from the Tree…

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    In the Great flood: The Epic Gilgamesh is told from Utnapishtim’s perspective which one can assume as a journal entry as opposed to The Genesis where it forms as a biblical reference. 2.The Epic Gilgamesh is told from the perspective of a man who is forewarned of the flood but the genesis is not told in that fashion, however they are intended for numerous people. They both serve a purpose to spread the awareness of the event and its significant impact. 3.The epic of gilgamesh is expressed…

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    God. God had created Eve from the rib of Adam in order to eliminate loneliness for all of his gifts to humanity; Eve's creation was based on the belief that she would provide the companionship that Adam needed but instead she corrupted the Garden of Eden by going against the word of God. However due to Prometheus' acts of disobedience by providing man with fire and making bad parts attractive, Zeus had Hephaestus craft Pandora with various god-like traits such as charm and beauty as well as a…

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    Lust, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, Gluttony, and Pride These are the "so-called" seven deadly sins that are the worst possible transgressions for humans to ever commit. But of those seven which was gotten the worst rap. Pride. Pride was the first sin committed since the beginning of time. In the bible, it says that because of Lucifer’s lust for power God forced him down to Earth to rule in his very own kingdom, which is Hell. Because of this, he caused Adam and Eve to commit the very first sin…

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    are musicians. Also I wanted to find out why was death legs crossed and why was he wearing a worn out cloak. Also it went with my them and there was a good amount of information backing it up. The left painting shows the beginning of the garden of eden. Also the right painting can represent fall of man and expulsion from paradise.The part of the painting in the far…

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    understand the "mechanics" of being in joy. We were victims of our emotions--but we don't have to be. In a nutshell, here's how you came to primarily reside outside the realm of joy. This is the selfsame story as the "Fall of Man from the Garden of Eden," and can be summed up like this: "Adam and Eve were in the Garden and all was blissful until they disregarded what God told them in favor of what the serpent was telling them, and suddenly, they found themselves in a world of hurt." That's…

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