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    becomes stronger when no one has a true answer besides saying “It’s what god wanted us to do,” or “There was nothing we could do or we would have been killed too.” This fear that Daniel believes the Jewish have goes back to the belief of what the Pharisees, a Jewish group in Rome that by 70 CE were the only standing group and fundamentally got to decide how Judaism gets to be to modern time believed which was to be politically peaceful…

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    INTRODUCTION The Gospel of Luke and John were written respectively by two of Jesus Christ’s followers. John was a fisherman, chosen by Jesus to become a part of his close circle of followers the disciples. Luke, on the other hand, was a physician by profession that did not know Jesus personally, but gained his insight from speaking with those that had firsthand knowledge of Jesus. They each present the accounts of Jesus’ life with their own individual perspective, thereby giving the reader a…

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    Scarlet Letter Secret Sin

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    The element of secret sins is a recurring component found in many of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s works, such as Young Goodman Brown and The Minister’s Black Veil. No where else, however, does it have as prominent of a role as it does in The Scarlet Letter, taking many different forms amongst many different characters. The Scarlet Letter showcases the unstable relationship between the adulteress Hester Prynne, her husband Roger Chillingworth, and her accomplice in sin, Minister Dimmesdale. In this…

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    amazingly through the resurrection of Lazarus. This amazing miracle caused Jesus to increase His following. The people that had come to see Mary and followed her to the place where Lazarus laid had never seen a miracle like this take place before. The Pharisees that had heard of this miracle had become fearful of Jesus and the Romans coming to take away their nation. The miracle shows that even death is not superior over Jesus Christ and that is can be destroyed by resurrection and judgment of…

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    In the speculating fiction novel, Lord of the Flies, by William Goulding, a group of British kids go from being innocent schoolboys, to corrupt savages after a horrific plane crash leaves them stranded on an island without order, protection, or an escape plan. As the boys fight for survival and order, their true animalistic nature is revealed when give into doing evil over good. Through these evolving characters and biblical connections, Goulding’s religious insight and views are shown in a…

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    Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead? Have you ever wondered if Jesus really rose from the dead? Many atheists target this as their main source of disbelief of Jesus. Muslims suggest that he didn’t die, but fled to India. Some say that the Roman soldiers, having a faulty knowledge of human anatomy, only assumed that they had killed Jesus. Still others say that he was drugged to appear dead, and then was later awoken by the tomb’s cool air. They back this up with Mark 15:36, where he was given a…

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    Passion Narrative Essay

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    these reasons contributed to the religious leaders evil desire to want Him dead. This leads to question: Who killed Jesus? The Jews or the Romans? I started looking up the pharisees in the Gospel of Luke. They were the ones who started and wanted to condemn Him when Jesus was saying he was the Messiah, the Son of God. But the Pharisees generally were Jewish. The council of elders find Jesus guilty of blaspheming God. As I read Luke 23, I started to come to the conclusion that the Jews forced the…

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    Argumentative Essay For centuries, great minds have examined the debate on the impact of the Reformation, Scientific Advancement and Explorers between the 16th and 18th centuries. Many events occurred, such as, the Reformation against the Roman Catholic Church popes which changed a lot of religions and peoples thoughts about the Roman Catholic Church. All of these events contributed to the idea that reformation and religion are better than scientific revolution and explorers. Thus reformation…

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    The search for historical Jesus is a difficult one. As mentioned in the video "From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians," there is no written information about Jesus at the time that he lived, the written information we have is after the time of Jesus’ life and we do not know who the author(s) are. I believe that you have to integrate the historical, and archeology, findings with the messages in the Bible; you cannot ignore solid evidence. As we have learned in this class you must take into…

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    fishes, is also the source of the well-known metaphor “the blind leading the blind.” The meaning of this metaphor is blind men can’t see so following them is foolish and risky. This metaphor was said by Jesus when he was referring to the “scribes and Pharisees” the dominant group of Jewish people at the time. (add reference) Significance: While Stella was leading Blanche away from the poker game Blanche said, “The blind are - leading the blind!” (Williams ) This is significant in two ways. The…

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