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    This argument analysis will be examining the Op-Ed piece, “Stuff is Not Salvation” by Anna Quindlen. Quindlen constructs an argument analyzing how Americans today throw themselves into debt by spending all their money on materialistic items instead of necessities. Quindlen produced her piece during 2008 when the recession took place and while the economy was still struggling during the height of the Christmas shopping season. Quindlen’s argument against splurging for materialistic items in the…

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    In his work “Salvation”, Langston Hughes, as a young African-American child, decided to describe a life-changing experience that occurred in his beliefs. At the age of twelve years old, Hughes describes that he has come to the point in his life that gained him the opportunity of being “saved” by Jesus. Just like all the other children, he was expected to accept Jesus’ into his life, and by doing so, he would be saved. Therefore, when the time came, Langston was escorted to the front row, and…

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    society religion remains a very important aspect of life. Many people are introduced to religion differently such as Langston Hughes. Unlike Langston I wasn’t forced into Christianity, however Christianity was an important factor in my home as well. Salvation is a story about a young boy named Langston Hughes who felt pressured into being saved. This all took place at his Aunt Reed’s church. Langston was told that when he gets saved he would see a light and he would be able to see and hear…

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    My Personal Salvation Testimony Before I jump into how incredible my Savior’s timing is, I wanted to tell you more about myself. I was baptized as a baby and went to Sunday school but I didn’t really love God. It may be because I only went to church on Easter and Christmas or it may be because I always prayed for a horse and never got one. While my faith has been rocky one thing has always been constant, my passion for all things Disney! It isn’t called “the happiest place on earth” for nothing…

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    despair because you find nothing there. Unfortunately, this happens to kids all around the world, some of these kids may go to your school. Consequently, every year, as a tradition my grandmother gathers up all of her grandkids and we volunteer at the Salvation Army Intake Center encompassed with her church. At eight a.m. sharp we get out of the car to have the brisk air slap us in the face, we halfway jog and halfway run into the place, we meet hundreds of boxes as soon as we open the door. The…

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    “Salvation,” written by Langston Hughes, is an account of his experience as a twelve-year-old boy in attending a revival at his Auntie Reed’s church. Hughes ends up being the last child on the mourner’s bench because he did not physically see Jesus. He is eventually saved when he gives in and stands up without really seeing the light. Hughes shows how spiritual experiences cannot be forced upon an individual by satirizing religion with the use of repetition, perspective, and symbolism of the…

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    He chose these two short essays in particular because it was black history month. In addition to these two pieces of writing he also shared a brief biography video clip of both of their lives which was very informative and interesting. ‘’Salvation’’ was the first essay that was introduced to the class. In this essay Langston Hughes goes into detail about how he waited to get saved by Jesus himself when he was twelve years old and how Jesus never showed up to save him and this resulted in his…

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    Hello everyone, I am Diane Porché; in the Clinical Mental Health course, been in Denver for 45 years; have a daughter who is 35, and a grandson who is nine that keeps my spirit alive. As far my clinical site, Salvation Army is a six month (compulsory live-in) alcohol and drug treatment facility, providing for men and women age 21 to 60. As far as fears, being in a room with a client alone, and assessing the client using the ASI, it's a little overwhelming. Furthermore, how to motivate the…

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    socialist, Pentecostal worship-inspired church, which caused controversy after he led the mass religious suicide of over 900 people on November 17th, 1978 at Jonestown, Guyana. While some branded the People’s Temple as cult, David Chidester’s book Salvation and Suicide analyzes the People’s Temple from a religious perspective to understand the underpinnings of its values and ideologies. By doing so, he embraces the identities of those who were part of the People’s Temple, accepting them as part…

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    For this assignment, I chose to do Langston Hughes’ “Salvation”. The paper focused on illustrating meaning from the writing, and using all the elements of the paper in order to construct a viable perspective. Therefore, using the elements provided, I developed an analytical understanding of Hughes’ story. In…

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