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    What do you think of this controversial ordeal? Is it immoral, unethical, unfortunate, or just plain inevitable as a “family curse”? The Rocking horse winner is a well-articulated story, it sets the theme as a typical family household with a bizarre twist. When I was introduced to Paul there were some missed interpretations with the characters. Paul was the father of Paul which through me off because he is never labeled as a junior. At this point I’m thinking to myself why this grown man is…

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    Continuing, “If I Were The Devil” was one of the chapters that hit home in my heart. It really revealed to me how serious I take missions, and awaken a deeper understanding of God’s heart for His mission. This chapter specifically showed me the devil’s tactics, to stop me from following through with God’s command. One area of awakening I needed was to take missions out of the margins of life. For some reason I noticed myself drift away from missional living. I became to complacent. “I would…

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    Eru Iluvatar is the God of Middle-Earth; he creates the Ainur so he doesn’t feel so isolated. The Ainur are like Christianities’ angels. The Ainur are split into two groups; the Valar, are the guardians of the world. And the Maiar, wizard or the Istari. The Istari are low-angels; including Gandalf, Sauroman, Radagast, and the two blue wizards. The Istari’s main mission is to protect the people of the world from evil. Melkor is the reason for such evil in the world. When Eru Iluvatar and his…

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    After reading both letters by Ten Haggard and John Piper, what stood out to me is that both men, maybe for the first time in a long-while, were being genuinely honest with their congregations. What breaks my heart most for any church leader who has experienced a great moral failure, is the long journey of living in darkness before they were exposed. I do not believe that most moral failures that disqualify a spiritual leader (permanently or temporarily) happens in one, rash moment of weakness,…

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    The writing of Apocalyptic literature, is done with symbolism, poetry, and imageries meant to describe literal events yet with a twist, using language with symbols that are cataclysmic, terms that are exaggerated, and metaphors Futuristic approach: Most apocalyptic literature is in the form of dreams or even visions that were witnessed by a seer In Daniel 7, the four beasts that Daniel saw in his vision, were representations of t the same four kingdoms that would dominate the world. This…

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    MILE 35 is a supernatural horror tale. It explores themes about greed and poses the moral question how far will someone go for power and wealth. It explores the concept of making a deal with the devil. While the story contains some strong features, overall, the script would benefit from more development. Areas to explore include: structure, tension, and character development. The story opens with a mysterious scene setting the tone. The script then introduces Tommy Walker, who appears to be…

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    Many are saying that the logo is an indication that the season will be about the Anti-Christ as it has an association with the number 6. The real symbolic meaning of the number 6 is actually related with 666, as it is considered to be the sign of the devil and the…

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    A fiery scorch lights up a place where the ruler is vicious and complete with a plethora of beings looking to destroy your relationship with god. Demons flutter around you trying to get you to become an atheist. Thoughts whisper into you ears, telling you that the unseen is a sham, fraud, and hoax. That is the vivid, red world I envision after I read the fictional novel titled The Screwtape Letter, written by C.S. Lewis. The letters are in the perspective of Screwtape, a senior demon, who is…

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    The song Dance With The Devil by Immortal Technique talks about a young man named William a.k.a Billy Jacobs who has a capitalistic mentality stuck in his mind. This song has a common theme of living the drug lord life with lots of money and women. The main character goes through some struggles to become the top thug, but money, drugs, gangs, and evil where in his way. Immortal technique tells the listener different outcomes a person can have by dancing with the devil. He also does a great job…

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    Blue Exorcist is another Anime I watch. If you like demons and things like that then Blue Exorcist is the perfect Anime for you. Blue Exorcist is awesome. This Anime is about demons and Satan. Rin Okumura is a demon,and Rin Okumura doesn't know until he finds out in episode two or three(don't remember which episode). Rin Okumura is Satan's son. Rin Okumura was born with demonic powers and Rin Okumura has a twin brother Yukio Okumara who wasn't born with demonic powers like his brother Rin…

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