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    “Education is a poor man's haven” by Vikrant Parsai. In a translation to the proverb it's saying that education is a key element when someone living a poor life plans to live their dreams. The proverb is used in everyday society, everybody knows the smart kid in school yet often times they're not the ones to succeed since they most likely live a sheltered life yet, obviously, it's not always the case, but usually if anyone is to succeed, it's the poor kid who nobody believes will achieve…

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    Animal Testing Bible

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    The Bible gives many accounts of God telling people how they are to act. God says that people are to be kind and soft natured and loving. The reality is, animal testing foes directly against the claims in the Bible. When the earth was created, God put Adam in the garden and told him to be in charge of everything, this included the animals (Genesis 2:15, English Standard Version). God did not place man in charge of creation to destroy it, He put man in charge to care for it and help it prosper.…

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    Text Review: The Wisdom Literature In “The Wisdom Literature” Kathleen O’ Connor explores the six wisdom books of the Old Testament: Proverbs, Job, Qoheleth, the Song of Songs, Sirach and the Wisdom of Solomon. Although some of these might seem familiar, others might feel foreign, and this is because they are books typically found in different versions of the bible. Through her volume, she breaks down the spiritualties, implicit or explicit, of the wisdom books of the Old Testament. She also…

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    finally won out, and he forfeited his homecoming forever. In addressing the point of biblical warnings against seeking personal glory, one should search out the wisdom that Solomon provided in Proverbs. In Proverbs 16:18, Solomon warns that arrogance and a haughty spirit lead to destruction. However, Proverbs 22:4 should encourage Christians since this verse states that riches, honor, and life only come by humility and the fear of the Lord. Additionally as a Christian, an individual's goal…

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    he would guide them in his own way. For example, one writer said: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight" (Proverbs 3:5 6). This is usually a process. Turn from evil (Proverbs 3:7) and do right away what we know God wants. The…

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    generations. When an angry neighbor comes to collect Unoka’s debt, he does not ask for a debt right away. Instead, they break kola nut and share palm-wine while discussing unrelated topics. Only after some time, neighbor talks in Igbo proverbs before addressing the debt. “Proverbs are palm-oil with which words are eaten”(Achebe, 7) exemplify peacefulness and highly valuable skill to diffuse some tension before discussing serious matter among Umuofians. It is also a great example of shared and…

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    not to get into anti-social schemes. Proverb: Umona usuka esweni (Jealousy comes from the eye / Jealousy displeasure) Jealousy is the theme of uBuhlaluse beNkosi. In this story Buhlaluse is the victim of jealousy. She has done nothing wrong but finds herself in the undesirable position of not being liked by her companions. All because her they are envious of her beauty and her royal status as a result, they try to kill her. Language usage: In Zulu society proverbs and idioms are attached to…

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    Non-Sharia Law

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    In regard to different cultures, the view of Nora would be different. In certain Muslim countries, the people practice Sharia Law that has rules for how women should act, carry themselves and conduct any interaction with other people. In non-Sharia law countries, Muslim women are still required to act, dress, and be a certain way, for fear of being criticized or humiliated by society. In extreme cases, the women are put to death. Muslim men and women would probably view Nora as the kind of woman…

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    perspective for advancing the old concept of “sociological criticism of literature.” In the first part of this essay he examines the random proverbs in Oxford dictionary and explains how the literature or the work of art plays a therapeutic role in human lives. He claimed, proverbs are not just part of the literature, but the “medicine.” Burke argues that the proverbs are made for “foretelling”, “consolation of vengeance” and “admonition or exhortation.” He further mentions, the people find…

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    Balanced Scorecard The sixth concept that is applicable to Swept Into Place is Balanced Scorecard. The Balanced Scorecard (BSC), according to Blocher, Stout, Juras, and Cokins (2016), is a method of measuring a company’s performance through various internal procedures to achieve external results (p. 11). There are four factors within the BSC method that companies can use to measure their success (benchmarking) against themselves or other companies: financial performance, customer satisfaction,…

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