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    scholarly and intellectual level. The transcendentalism believes that soul and mind should explore the laws which traverse the universe. Mathers believes in the Puritans strict interpretation of the Bible. However, both theologians find that preachers need to engage the soul in order to get people to focus in church, so that individuals can better their religious understanding. Although opposite in most religious theories, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Increase Mathers share a theory on…

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    wear the letter A for the rest of her life, Pearl reply’s “Yes, that’s the same reason why the preacher holds his hand over his heart.” (page 63) Pearl asks her mother all the time why she must wear the scarlet letter and why the preacher holds his hand over his heart. Hester tells her daughter Pearl that she wears the letter A because of the pretty gold thread, but Pearl still wonders about the preacher. Later, in the story Dimmesdale, Hester, and Pearl meet in the forest, this is when Hester…

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    they wish, but people are free to react to their decision. Gainley is correct in stating that appearance is important in the professional world. As Ms. Gainley stated, personal appearance is very important. Being a preacher is a professional job, where appearance is important. A preacher should have certain standards when leading a congregation. For example, a congregation…

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    “A long and arduous journey indeed!” Miss Vitrella Vanderholm agreed dramatically, “it is likely to be the death of a poor, old woman such as me, but for this respite of your tent.” She was always pleased when preachers orated upon the pitfalls of sinners and how miscreants would burn in the holy fires of hell. Holding her chin up, she was proud that she led a seemingly and forthwith life. God had blessed her indeed! Wrinkled fingers withdrew a small, richly embroidered pouch from her pocket.…

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    turbulences throughout North America. The Great Awakening was a reaction to the diminishing of Calvinist beliefs in the colonies as the beliefs of Rationalism and Deism were on the rise. The First Great Awakening was mostly associated with the Protestant preacher Jonathan Edwards. Jonathan Edwards essentially believed that all humans were inherent sinners and that we are all sinners in the hands of an Angry God. Edwards preached highly emotional sermons that were built on principles found in…

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    judgment. Yet, he also addressed that law should have prohibited their teaching. However, Reverend Randolph knew the hope found in Jesus. He stated “Ah such a gospel had better be buried in oblivion, for it makes more heathens than Christian. Such preachers ought to be forbidden by the laws of the land every to mock again at the blessed religion of Jesus, which was sent as a light to the world.” (65) He later argued that if we are to see the gospel of Christ as good new of Christ, we are mixed…

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    the 1980s. With “Southern California [serving] as the lab for this endeavor, [with] its evangelical entrepreneurialism a catalyzing force” (113-14). The author declares that it is the plain folk who jump start the formation of a relationship, the preachers who made further advances in it and then the entrepreneurs who tie it all together, giving it life. With this, Dochuk evokes the idea that it was not the elites…

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    (Isaiah 28:9). We must grow into spiritual maturity by eating the meat of God’s Word and leaving the milk behind. In fact, in many churches, you not only get the milk bottle, but in many cases, it is sour milk. Many Christians and even preachers are exposed to those who know better, as we see them drinking the milk, teaching the milk, and choking on the meat when it comes to “precept must be upon precept.” Our reasoning for this is that if they did apply all the scriptures in the entire Bible to…

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    on fire, they would then parade them through cities. We now have the Christmas trees that are put in our houses and decorated with ornaments and lights. Preacher Martin Luther was the first one to decorate the tree the same way we do today. The decorations we use today have also changed but the reason we put lights on the trees is because Preacher Martin Luther was walking in the woods and saw the bright stars shining down on a pine tree. He then told his children that it reminded him of jesus…

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    manipulation of language is seen when Offred patiently waits in a sitting room watching a preacher on television and makes a comment about him by saying: “These days they look like a lot like businessmen.” Offred is implying that the preachers on the television are not preaching for the benefit of the public but brainwashing them with propaganda to support their religious beliefs. Offred learned to conform and listen to preachers and not speak what’s her on her mind because that’s not allowed.…

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