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    While the story of ‘Rocking horse winner’ covered puritan themes but with different perspective related to postmodern sense as he reworked and reshaped puritan, mythical and traditional themes into modern and psychological bent of mind and human attitudes. He discussed about current human psyche mixed with psychosexual aspect of human mind and body. Lawrence, in this story discussed about the internal psychoanalytical conflict of human beings. Interpretation of Evil and Damnation: “The Young…

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    The countryman in Before the Law, instead of choosing to enter the law by himself, decides to wait outside the door for the admittance from the door-keeper. The door-keeper, as an incarnation of the law, represents an authority which has supreme power over the countryman and influences his decisions. He thus decides to devote all his time and resources to getting the admittance, to trying to break through the door-keeper’s veto rather…

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    institution. In Indian mythology there are many references of high-class prostitution in the form of celestial demigods acting as prostitutes. They were referred to as Menaka, Rambha, Urvashi, and Thilothamma . They were described as the perfect incarnation or personification and had incomparable beauty and feminine traits. They were perfectly trained in dance and music. Their aim work…

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    interesting stories circulating our world but what catches to the whims and fancies of our minds is the mystical world of Sherlock Homes a character from the creations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s writings. The character has gone through a multitude of incarnations over the last couple of years. During the recent times in one of the BBC series Sherlock which showcased some of the famous cases that clearly pictured some of the beautiful locations. The series had beautifully and heavily captured…

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    into the Science Fiction narrative. The intersection of Prophethood and nature largely contribute to Paul’s transformation from Paul Atreides to Paul Muad’Dib, the Madhi of the Fremen people. In the case of Dune, Prophethood refers to both the incarnation of Paul as a religious figure and the prophecy foretelling of him becoming a savior. The Fremen prophecy that foretold of Paul’s arrival in Arrakis stated that a…

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    that it requires denial of the body and renunciation of the flesh, but this teaching needs to be congruous with the inherent goodness of a body created by God that is commanded to “be fruitful and multiply”, and a body that is sanctified by the Incarnation. Jovinian with his resistance to the ascetic ideal and his hierarchy that placed ascetic Christians over those who married and had children is most noteworthy. His teaching on asceticism and sexuality became a defining narrative that forced…

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    By exploring the intertextuality between a text and its adaption, understandings of the underlying issues within the texts can be further developed. Alterations in the ways in which the plots are delivered reflect the different contexts of the composers and in advance, reflect on the values of the other text via comparison. The film adaption of Shakespeare’s play Othello, Othello (2001) directed by Geoffrey Sax, shows this interlink between two texts that, when contrasted, will broaden the…

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    Session 1: Introduction Summary: Apologetics is simply giving reasons for faith. Or a reasonable argument generally about religion. Apologetics is something that defends the concept of Christianity. Faith occurs when someone believes something that is true, even if he/she suspects it is not true. Christianity constructs truth claims. Like other religions. Faith: it is something that is unwarranted belief. Session 2: "The Anatomy of Unbelief" by J.P. Moreland Summary: A worldview is a sum…

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    of all illicit drugs. Does a 90% failure rate justify the cost of $50 billion a year? I believe many will agree that the answer is no. We live in a democratic society that is supposed to value free speech and individual rights. With the highest incarnation rate in the world citizen's civil rights are rapidly dissolving in favor of the drug war. Due to this war we have seen the prison population increase exponentially. We have imprisoned over 2.2 million people in 2014. Of which 1.6 million were…

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    and become close to God. While the others who traveled with him came for other things, he came to find the Father. As I was reading this part of the book, I read it as that Musa had Satan inside of him. When Musa was trying to tempt him out of incarnation, it reminded me of Genesis 1 when the Serpent was leading Eve into temptation to eat the…

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