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    Of all the forms of of interactive media, electronic media stands as the most dynamic, and far reaching. Presently, it stands as the most powerful tool in circulating information around the globe. It has changed how people see, and relate to one another, but has this been a positive change? It is a topic that has been debated for years, is electronic media harmful to society? It can be said electronic media has brought the world closer together, sharing information and ideas from all over the…

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    background. Also in chapter VII, Dissension and Weakness, Woodson discussed that there is a divide within the churches as well. In the eyes of the educated ‘Negros’, they believe that the churches do not equate to the standard that is set by university preachers (p.52). The Negro church has helped with building up…

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    Introduction In much of the academic conversation surrounding theological interpretation of Scripture (TIS) one of the figureheads for studying a style and method for doing the old and re-imagined avenue of interpreting Scripture is John Calvin, yet Calvin is not particularly unique to his context because, as John Thompson notes, Calvin "accidentally" came into this second wave of seeing the necessity for biblical interpretation (Thompson, 59). Yet, instead of abstracting the theory or method…

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    prison plagued by his own demons, and what better way to exercise them than by joining the Dominican Order of Preachers? That must have worked for him too, because Nobles is even able to show compassion and learn forgiveness, which he shows Earle before being executed. I have no doubt in my mind that before Nobles dies, he was re-habilitated. By becoming a member of the Dominican Order of Preachers, Nobles gives us the first glimpse into his reformation. In prison joining a group or organization…

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    The Sky Is Gray Analysis

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    Not a Bum, Not Yet a Man: The Journey into Manhood in Ernest Gaines "The Sky is Gray" In "The Sky is Gray" by Ernest Gaines, James, a black child living in Louisiana in the 1930s, is prematurely confronted with the issues of adulthood during a trip to the dentist with his mother, Octavia. Living in a second world war America, with a father away fighting in the war, James’ is pressured to assume the position as the man of the household , but first he must learn a very important lesson from…

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    the sole control of what pieces of Christian faith were taught in the hands of the white man. Some were promised better treatment: “The better you be to your master, the better he treat you. The white preachers teach that in the church” (Mellon 241). Others were promised Heaven: “The white preacher would preach along and then he’ud say, ‘And you slaves out there, if you want to have Kingdom Come you got to mind your masters, work hard, and don’t steal your master’s chickens” (Mellon 120). In…

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    book and the movie is the fact that Casy the preacher was arrested. When Casey was arrested he was separated from the family, and he was able to meet Tom again outside of the ranch where the Joad Family was picking peaches. When Casey saw Tom again, Casey he told him about the movement that he was helping to be a part of. When Tom later left the family, because he was on the run, he talks about continuing Casey's work, in honor of the murdered former preacher. Another large similarity between…

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    The Reformation Dbq

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    rose to be the center of government. With the church moved aside, kings and queens made decisions based on their will for their city-state, rather than the church’s ideas regarding the well-being of society. Previous to the Reformation, priests and preachers sold indulgences, that at one point had a more purposeful meaning, but had become based on collecting profit for the church, and namely, the pope. Luther’s 95 Thesis argued that this practice was completely unbiblical,…

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    and our congregations. Therefore, we ought to undersatnd the source of argument, which is constructed upon [primary sources]: self-consciousness, intuition, and [secondary sources] deduction, sensation, experience, induction, and testimony. For preachers, the chief of the secondary source is the testimony because the Bible is the divine and inspired testimony of God. • Christianity is not a blind faith religion, however, it is a supremely reasonable religion. Rationalism makes reason as the…

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    “The Envious die not once, but as oft as the envied win applause.” The most egregious emotion that proceeds from limited good is envy (φθόνον) In the New Testament it occurs a total of nine times. It occurs four times in the Pauline epistles. Paul uses the term to refer to those who are walking after the flesh (First Cor. 3:3), those who will not inherit the kingdom of God (Gal. 5:21) and in reference to false teachers and believers. What is envy? Classical rhetoricians and philosophers…

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