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    of belief ostracizes all who question them. Religion is a word that can have a different meaning to many people. The study of that word, however, can help us bridge some of the misunderstandings that develop when belief systems go wrong. Greg Trimble, of gregtrimble.com, uses a substantive definition of religion. He writes about rebinding or reconnecting yourself to God (http://www.gregtrimble.com/meaning-of-the-word-religion/) . He qualifies his…

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    easy to use everyday language when writing, but usually poets steer clear and practice using noteworthy diction, word choice, which can both represent denotation and connotation to the advantage of their poems. Denotation can establish the literal meaning of a word and may be useful if a writer is explicitly trying to generate a specific illustration. On the other hand, connotation can highlight a word in different and symbolic ways that can encourage a reader to look beyond the space between…

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    Explain Two Ways individuals use faith to find meaning in their life In the movie Unbroken, Louie and Pete used faith to find meaning in their life to help them with their big questions. For example, how do they move forward and what's my purpose in life the purpose of these questions was to find meaning and joy and to release them from their suffering and hardships that Louie accounted in the war. In this essay, I will be discussing ways that Louie and Pete use faith to find forgiveness and…

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    bad, even if it’s the same. "Music elicits cognitive responses. Cognitive responses to the music are unique to the individual, for it is the individual alone who can assign cognitive meaning to the musical experience" (Heal). Comparatively, there is the other side to comfort songs; this time having a direct meaning to the…

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    This week’s myth was on research showing that dreams have symbolic meaning. This psychological belief goes all the way back to Freud, who stated that dream interpretation was not universal, even though he treated it like it was. I was most surprised to learn that this belief actually stems from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. I knew it wasn’t a new belief, but I did not know that belief was over a hundred years old. This myth has persisted because we believe in a subconscious self, and we…

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    so simple but yet has so much meaning behind it. This one line is filled with strength and emotion, just like Miley Cyrus's song. This song sat on Billboard's number 4 song for 28 weeks straight in 2009. This shows us that the audience is anybody, but mostly younger kids. The audience is younger kids ,as with myself, because of the movie “Hannah Montana: The Movie”. Listening and watching the music video, you can simply see the point; strength and future. The meaning and message of this song…

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    In Colman’s paper, Synchronicity and the Meaning-Making Psych, Warren Colman contrasts his view on synchronicity with Jung’s view. Carl Jung first explained the concept of synchronicity. This term can be described as the occurrence of two events that have an acausal connection, yet are meaningfully related. Both Jung and Colman attempt to portray and relate this idea of synchronicity and different ways. Jung was the first to explain and put his account of synchronicity, in which it was explained…

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    the costs of being a disciple of Christ. The setting for this pericope is crucial because it gives people insight on what Jesus was doing at that time. Furthermore, the pericope opens with “large crowds were traveling with him.”(Luke 14:25, NRSV) meaning that the crowd found something in Jesus because they were traveling with him toward Jerusalem. Moreover, these ‘large crowds’ had left their homes to travel with Jesus, which is very important to know. John Nolland interpreted the opening as a,…

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    The Statue of liberty is built on Liberty Island, in New York City was completed on October 28th1886. The Statue of liberty used to be called the Liberty Enlightening the world. The meaning behind this statue is freedom. This meaning is, because Immigrates traveled to the statue of liberty to become free and have a better life. The sculptor was Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, along with the architects Gustave Eiffel, Maurice Koechlin and Richard Morris Hunt and Eugene Viollet-Le-Duc. It took eleven…

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    They influence the decisions we make, how we see ourselves, the people we meet, and what we focus on. Perception begins when the human brain receive data from all five senses. The mind then processes and applies meaning to sensory information. Viktor Frankl, the author of “Man Search for Meaning” was a Jewish physiatrist who spent three years during world war 3 under unspeakable circumstances under the most notorious Nazi concentration camps. While imprisoned frank realized that he had one…

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