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    In The Scarlet Letter, there are many symbols and themes. One of these themes is good vs. evil. Nathaniel Hawthorne uses plant imagery to illustrate his theme of good vs. evil. The Scarlet Letter contains evil elements such as betrayal and deceit, but it also contains good elements such as free spirit and positivity. Hawthorne uses weeds to illustrate the betrayal and deceit found in The Scarlet Letter. When Chillingworth finds black weeds on an unmarked grave, he says that they must have…

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    the benefits of handling anger, and the unfortunate consequences when someone allows fury to over take them. In the book of Genesis, God dealt with his anger calmly and judiciously. He identified the he identified the source of his anger, humanity’s sin, and made a plan…

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    (ways of seeing, episode 3). It depicts that an individual whom is a thief or an accomplice of an issue will be bitten by the snakes and the humanity within will be deceased (stranger between worlds, N.d.). The image is showing that individuals who sin will be ceased by ‘God’, and those who are influenced easily will end up in the underworld known as hell. People who don’t wrong and believe to be warriors will…

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    Natalie Mendo Professor Kolak PHIL 2101 7 November 2017 God Exists: True or False? In Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov: Rebellion, Ivan expresses his resentment towards God and the idea that the innocent must suffer in order to reach heaven. God’s responsibility for all of the atrocities committed by humans can be excused if we believe that free will was given to us and thus are responsible for our actions. One could then argue that God created all evil, which defies the premise “God…

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    “I am a man, therefore have all devils in my heart”(Chesterton 14).When Wilfred asks pastor Brown who he is, he responds that he is just a man. Humans commit sinful things not because they are devils, but they are just humans with sinful nature. Sin does not come from an exterior; it is naturally found in our internal soul. Wilfred committed murder not because he became sinful but because his sinful nature came up to the surface due to his extreme pridefulness. “Hammer of God”, by Chesterton…

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    This was where poets from before the Middle Ages died without knowing Jesus. Dante then continues to the next circle of hell which is for those commit the sin of lust. In the circle the souls spin around in a storm for eternity. Dante meets Francesca who explains that she had an affair with her husband's brother which landed them both in hell. The third circle of hell is for those who commit gluttony, or…

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    family’s first meeting with the elder Zosima. As his family met with the elder to discuss the inheritance dispute, their actions caused the “blood to rush to Alyosha’s cheeks,” because his “forebodings were beginning to come true,” (Dostoevsky, 39). The sin present in all humanity, most clearly in his family, causes him great shame. Alexie had so little faith in…

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    The Giving Tree “Once there was a tree and she loved a little boy” (Silverstein, 1964, p. 1-3). This is the first- line of the very controversial children’s book, The Giving Tree. This story starts with a young boy and a full grown tree. The tree loved the boy and gave everything she had for the boy until all she had left was a stump and the boy was an old man. Yet, in the end, “the tree was happy” or was she? There are many different ways this book could be interpreted and there are many…

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    Critics may face difficulty when attempting to explain the importance of Dante’s journey through Hell. After banishment from his hometown Florence, Italy due to the political group “the Black-Guelphs” taking over, Dante is forced to partake on a horrendous journey through Hell. It is the only way he can reach his ultimate goal of eternal unity with God. In Hell he is subjected to experience a first person view of those who endure the wraths of Hell. Throughout the journey Dante is lead, taught,…

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    describes what hell is and that people are worthy of hell if the will of God is not followed properly. Through the use of rhetorical devices such as imagery and strong diction and language, Edwards plan is to persuade all sinners to repent for their sins and ask God for forgiveness. Throughout the sermon he expresses in much detail what Hell and suffering looks and feels like and the ways to avoid hell and have eternal happiness in Heaven. Through imagery, on the eleventh line of the sermon…

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