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Bipolar Disorder: Etiology, Pathophysiology, & Clinical Manifestations Bipolar I Disorder is a psychiatric disorder of unknown etiology, that results due to an “abnormal functioning of neurotransmitters in the brain,” often precipitated by an imbalance of glutamate, norepinephrine, and/or GABA neurotransmitters (Adams & Urban, 2016, p. 257). When these chemicals are not proportional with one another, the brain becomes over stimulated by excitatory neurotransmitters. In such cases, the patient…

The two Books of Samuel are part of a series of books (Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings) in the Hebrew Bible/ Old Testament. These books describe the development and rise of kingship in Israel. In the bible, Samuel plays a critical role because he assists in bringing together the period of the Judges and the monarchy as he guides Israel to kingship. The Greek translation of the book, the Septuagint, was the first version to divide the Books of Samuel into two different parts. We can’t…

While the individual has the ability to do good, they also have the ability to do wrong and to be imperfect. Atticus points this out in his speech to the jury and all those watching the trial. He tells everyone in the room of why the case happened in the first place, through the bitterness and anger the white people held towards Tom because of the color of his skin. Though he acknowledges the circumstances, Atticus says “ She is the victim of cruel poverty and ignorance, but I cannot pity her:…

a sling and a stone, and the power of God behind him, he slew Goliath. A feat that no man could fathom, especially the Philistines, who fled Israel immediately (King). At this time, David was under Saul, the first king of Israel, and Saul became jealous of David’s feat, and wished to kill him. Saul had a son, Jonathan, who…

According to Flemings’’ he asserts “The experience of the early church in the book of Acts might serve as a crucial paradigm for the process of contextualization.” (Flemmings’, p.25). In essence, the process of contextualization was a necessary component within first century missionary church. The book of Acts provides many interesting events that revolved and involved early Christian experiences within the church. Flemmings’ noted that “Acts is a cultural product in that participate in the…

formerly known as Saul, is the sole writer of thirteen of the twenty-seven books in the New Testament. I am researching the life and works of the apostle Paul so that I can learn about the great works that God can do through a converted sinner. This is important to learn how God can use anyone to do his great works and to help create and strengthen a belief that even a sinner like me can do great works for God. The apostle Paul was born around 5 A.D. in Tarsus by the name of Saul. He was born…

Logos v. Mythos As melodramatic as it is to start this paper with “Throughout the course of history…” I find myself doing just that. For it truly is throughout the course of history that the act of storytelling has been practiced. Furthermore, the teachings of philosophy and theology have been practiced throughout the ages. For these reasons, to make the sweeping statement that; storytelling (Mythos) and reason (Logos) have truly affected mankind’s view of history since the beginning of…

But later, when he was healed from being blinded and paralyzed, he believed that he heard Jesus’ voice. After this, he converted to a Christian. Saul became a missionary, a person sent on a religious mission. Since most converts were Jews, Saul wanted to convert non-Jews, otherwise known as Gentiles. He taught about who Jesus is and why he is important. He preached Asia, Greece, and Rome. Even when he was jailed, he wrote letters to other Christians…

Introduction Something that was really important in Church history was the spreading of the word of God. Many people have dropped everything and went out and told people about who God is and how to live in a lifestyle that is devoted to God. Jesus has told us, in Matthew 28, to go out and share what we have learned from him to all the nations. There are so many people who have taken this commandment to heart and as a result have impacted Church history and also have made an impact on how…

of needs (Saul McLeod, 2007). Maslow felt that Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory and Skinner’s behavioral theory were too focused on the negative or pathological aspect and I agree (Saul McLeod, 2007). Maslow looks at the needs of each individual which provided the determination to become successful (Saul McLeod, 2007). Humanistic psychology is a perspective that pinpoints the individual and how they deal with stressful situations such as free will, self-efficacy, and self-actualization (Saul…