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    Commandments, and Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Gilgamesh is told about the gods meeting and deciding to bring a great flood on mankind, in order to destroy them. After the gods meet and make their decision Ea, the god of wisdom,…

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    Patrick Henry wrote the "Speech in the Virginia Convention" on March 23, 1775. The 13 Colonies and Great Britain have just started the American Revolution or Revolutionary War. We are fighting against British taxation. This resistance has led us to major conflict, we are seeking independence. On March 23, 1175 Patrick Henry pointed out that the Colonies had exhausted all the peaceful alternatives. Great Britain will simply reject our peace offering. Henry stated this by saying "We have…

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    The Old Testament

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    together outline a deep view of God and his attempt to relate and communicate with humans. In the Old Testament there is also an emphasis on identifying ways to use this material that can help people in their daily lives. Genesis the first book is made up of 10 stories that describe the beginnings of mankind. The book describes in its stories and origins of the “Heavens and Earth” and explains specific people and families that have a significant dealing in Gods communication with humans. There…

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    the lovers and the audience. He disobeys the Great Chain of Being, a system which gives spiritual beings superiority, by subtly questioning God through the lovers. They are so interchangeable that their names are almost the same, demonstrating that any lover could fall for any other lover. Shakespeare is establishing that love is random because he is not including what most people thought was real-God. In the time of this play, people thought that God chose lovers, not that it was arbitrary.…

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    Herodotus In Saamis

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    defeat at the Battle of Salamis as a result of the Persians’ confidence in their own numbers that caused them to underestimate the Greeks and their military skills and the hubris of Xerxes that arises from viewing himself equal to a god, which contributes to the Persian god bringing about the downfall of the army at the Battle of Salamis. Herodotus also shows the superiority of Persian military numbers and how the overconfidence in those numbers that arise from satiety and hubris lead to the…

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    given to God is a being that is supreme, omniscient and omnibenevolent. To give understanding on whether a being of this nature exists or does not exist requires investigation of what reasons or proof is there for tolerating the presence of God as genuine or false and whether the conditions expressed are conceivable. When regular contentions for the presence of God are assessed, the point will be to demonstrate the presence of God is unprovable and that it is sensible to presume that God does…

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    M Night Shyamalan Symbols

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    Does everything happen for a reason? Shyamalan effectively reveals his theme all throughout the film. The director used symbolism in a great way in this film. The aliens were used to show a higher power like God is a higher power. The character Graham didn’t believe in the aliens but the children did. Graham didn’t have faith in God anymore because he felt like God let his wife die. People struggle with faith everyday. The book about aliens symbolized the bible.…

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    the year when Hernan Cortes and the 500 Spanish conquistadors first discovered the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan. However, the Aztecs had many great accomplishments before this time, that aren’t as talked about in history. The Aztec Empire should be remembered for the many positive of their empire, including a strong military force, dedication to their gods, and innovative technology. Warfare for the Aztecs was the main driving force of both the Aztec religion and government. The Aztec army was…

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    Jesus Christ in their texts. The difference between Fitzgerald and Hemingway’s style of writing, is that Hemingway uses more simple text passages, while Fitzgerald uses elaborate text passages. An example of Fitzgerald’s writing style, is from The Great Gatsby where he talks about “the last swimmers have come in from the beach now are dressing-up stairs; the cars New York are parked deep in the drive, and already the halls and salons and verandas are gaudy with primary colors”(40).…

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    Abraham

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    of them, and so you,”it refers back to when God promised that he would make Abraham into a great nation and he would have offspring as numerous as the stars. Christians, Muslims and Jew are considered offspring of Abraham. In Biblical scripture, Abraham faces many tests of faith and is used as a model of belief and loyalty to God. Abraham paved the way for his descendants,…

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