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    In Obama’s “A More Perfect Union Speech” , Presidential Candidate Barack Obama reflects on the nation's struggles in relation to racial issues influencing the previous American society. As Rev. Jeremiah Wright presented his opinion to the audience, it portrayed a society, stained by the upcoming racist minds of the U.S community. However, Barack Obama’s ideals this day in his speech did more than just become auditory, it touched a nation. Through the use of rhetorical devices, Obama provided a…

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    inquire, but also does not explain science. Genesis chapter one is in the language of ancient cosmology not modern science. It does not describe the material make-up or the exact way things came into being, but, the way things are to function. As Wright puts it, telling a story about someone who constructs something in six days is a temple story (see Biologos website: http://biologos.org/blog/what-do-you-mean-by-literal/). It does not explain or critique modern science, or answers the question,…

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    The Battle for Souls In the midst of an ever changing political spectrum, that is affecting the African-American community in non-optimistic ways, a theoretical, theological conflict within the Black Church will have great impact on the directions of politics and how to combat and address future challenges to bring forth progress for the Black Community (Harris p. 75). Historically, one of the most important institutions within the Black community, the Black Church has been instrumental in…

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    as solely black within the eyes of the whites. Obama relates an event in Dreams from My Father: There was different kid in my category, though; United Nations agency really reminded me of a distinct style of pain. Her name was Coretta and before my arrival she had been the sole soul in our grade. She was plump and dark and didn’t appear to possess several friends. From the primary day, we have a tendency to avoid one another however watched from a distance, as if direct contact would…

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    Barack Hussein Obama – America’s Most Disrespected President Barack Obama came onto the political stage in 2004 when he gave the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention. Before this momentous occasion very few people had heard of the Junior Senator from Illinois – he had only been in the Senate for eight months. He titled the speech “The Audacity of Hope” to highlight the strength and resilience of the country and to encourage people struggling to rise out of poverty and…

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    letting an innocent baby live maybe that would be different. “ The abortion culture is based upon lies and deception. Those lies have destroyed nearly forty million preborn children and have disfigured the lives of tens of millions more” (Grigg.) Jeremiah 1:5 says, “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart.”…

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    candidate to be nominated by a major party, stood in front of hundreds of American citizens in Philadelphia to present his speech “A More Perfect Union”. At this time, Obama was experiencing a political-personal crisis, in which his former pastor Jeremiah Wright had exerted inflammatory language to express views that regarded United States as source of violence and inequality. As a response to the intense media scrutiny, Obama addresses a speech that would give “one of the most detailed…

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    Adolescence is defined as the period of transition between childhood and adulthood, typically this period occurs between the ages of 10 and 20 years (Santrock, 2016, p. 16-17). Many changes occur during this period, including biological, cognitive and socioemotional. While these changes can cause some emotional turbulence for youths, for the most part this transitional period of life typically occurs without any serious disturbances. Most adults, even look back at their adolescence with fondness…

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