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    England has its firm Christian believers, some chose to use their religious beliefs to practice evil doings such as witchcraft, bringing us to the era of the Salem Witchcraft Trials. Now, fast-forward over 50 years to Jonathan Edwards delivering a sermon amongst his people. His primary focus during Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God is to impact his congregation, and make them realize that God is the ultimate power in which they need to follow. Both of these stories, though written in…

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    main examples of this are when the Grangerfords and Shepherdsons, two rivaling families, go to church and say how true and beautiful the sermon on forgiveness was. Then, they go right back to killing each other over something that happened so many years ago that nobody remembers what it was almost at all! Another time two thieves preach a very dramatic sermon to get money and trick all the women in the congregation into weeping and giving them their money. Many people back then, besides…

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    Children In Religion

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    worship? Most people do not realize the importance of keeping children in church and letting them benefit from the sermon and worship. Having children with their families…

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    continues to preach. Obviously any Puritan sermon would be urging the people to not commit sins and repent for their actions but this is very hypocritical if they do not follow these ideas themselves. Each time Dimmesdale preaches the community expresses their opinions of him. The people view Dimmesdale as having a “reputation of whitest sanctity” (Hawthorne 169). They compare him to whiteness and being pure. By withholding his sin of adultery with Hester, his sermons are hypocritical by urging…

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    symbolism in theology rather than in folklore as Monteiro did. One reason for Dickinson’s personifying of Death as the King, she recalled Job 18:14 where Death is titled the King of Terrors (Bachinger, 13). Furthermore, Bachinger talks about Donne’s sermon, which Dickinson may have been inspired. Donne makes the Lord the agent of resurrection at the time of death. Also, in Christian tradition, King of Kings is used for the Lord. “Death is thus a moment when the King of Terrors is defeated by the…

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    The Minister 's Black Veil written by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a short novel primarily about a minister who has sinned deeply blaming himself “black veil”,causing conflict with those around him.The Minister 's Black Veil has characteristics that appeal to the Romantic period (1800-1850), the romanticism in “The Minister 's Black Veil” appeal as Gothic literature. In both novels we see symbols to signify ideas and qualities by giving them symbolic meanings that are different from their literal…

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    The Pastor and Teacher in New England Customs, values, and beliefs in colonial times were different than what is currently experienced by society. One major change is the church structure. In the 17th century New England Colonies, churches had four administration roles, a pastor, a teacher, one or more ruling elders, and one deacon. Throughout the course of the next 100 years, the role of the teacher became virtually extinct. The roles of the pastor and teacher in the New England church system…

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    Europe in the late seventeen hundreds, independent religious practice in the British American colonies was inevitable. The movement was fully ignited by the preachings of George Whitefield. He drew significant crowds of colonists with his emotional sermons to convince people to convert to Calvinism. Colonial ministers put out a vast amount of energy in their masses which made colonists hesitant and doubtful. Men in the old line clergy found the revivalists questionable and ridiculous. Older New…

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    Adilene Almeyda “Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God” Analysis The message that I got from this sermon was that God is the only reason that we have not gone to Hell. I believe that Jonathan Edwards was trying to bring people back to a life of faith. It seems to me that he was a very devout believer that wanted others to join him in his belief. He was trying to make people realize that they need God and that they need the church. The author connects the physical world to the spiritual world.…

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    Writing is one of the few forms that allow the future generations to learn from and experience the mind, trials and tribulations of those from the past. To some, literature is simply books; which excludes the depths and flexibility that comes with the opportunity to write. Having the skill to gracefully expound and share eloquently through poetry and story impacts lives. Literature is a writing form used in order to give an account derived from one’s thoughts, emotions and experiences. In…

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