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    Mosaic law code and the Hammurabi law are two sets of laws that are significantly different. Hammurabi main focus is making a stable, and structured life. Mosaic law code, god wants his people to reflect his holiness. Both law codes have a different idea of what a responsible and faithful citizen should be. Both law codes try to enforce on what is right, wrong, and how the citizens should live. Mosaic law code plays a major role in the relationship the citizens have with god. They are able to…

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    In my perspective Robin Hood is not a true follower of Jesus Christ. I see Robin Hood as a great person, that does good. Ephesians 2:8-9 “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith, and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God not by works, so that no one can boast.” (BibleGateWay, Ephesians) Robin Hood does not follow this verse. Robin Hood can do as many good works as he wants. He can give to the poor, help people in need ,but if he does not have a true relationship with…

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    Power (noun) possession of control, authority, or influence over others. Napoleon is the unanimously elected leader of Animal Farm and uses his power for lots of bad rather than good. He uses the animal’s inability to read and their foolish minds to get away with unfair deeds against them. The system of checks and balances would help eliminate Napoleon’s abuse of power when he made deals and trades with the farmers, when he executed the animals, and when he slept on Jones’ bed. First, the…

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    are basically mean against the two commandment above- against love. In cantos XI:47, the word “blasphemy”- despising nature and God’s bounty (like Sodom)-even though, it is not sound like violence but it offenses God. Blasphemy is forbidden in the Ten Commandments of God “You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God”, therefore, it is presented as a direct offense against God. Usury is perhaps the most complicated case, and why does this sin is belonging to this circle. Take the example of…

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    Narrative ethics is the idea that a person is within a story that he or she should follow (Wilkens, 2011). Christian narrative ethics hold this same idea; however, it follows the story of God and Christianity. The narrative of Christianity is the point of ethics and therefore, cannot be separated. Stanley Hauweras believes strongly in Christian ethics as the main narrative ethics. He claims that ethics cannot be separated from the theology and points to new ideas as proof. Precis Hauerwas…

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    this essay I will be explaining what the Ten Commandments meant to the Israelites when they first received them, how we interpret the Ten Commandments today, I will also be giving several examples of how we interpret them today. The Ten Commandments were ten beneficial laws that were given to show us how to create a better life and please God. God gave to the israelites to help them live a better life and please God at the same time. Here are the Ten Commandments 1. I am the lord thy…

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    The new employee, Rajah, will be schedule to arrive at CenturyLink 7:45am. I will greet her in the lobby so we can start off by discussing the location of employee parking. Next I will lead to the class room area for new hire orientation. Next she will to fill tax form, direct deposit, and emergency contact. After they finish filling it out, then we will watch the company video that explains CenturyLink mission statement and the company’s overall objective. Thirty Minutes later when the…

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    The Ten Commandments, they were for men to follow God’s wishes. They are a guidepost for how man was to live his life and conduct himself morally. The Beatitudes are eight declaration of blessedness spoken by Jesus at the beginning of the sermon of the mount. But we are going to discuss the importance of the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes for ethical life decision from the perspective of the Catholic tradition. Firstly, the decision we make are reflected to The Ten Commandments and The…

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    What is religion? Spirituality? Religion is defined as the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods. Spirituality is defined as the quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things. For many individuals, religion and spirituality are intimately connected, but for some they are so connected that they become indistinguishable from one another. My purpose is to personally distinguish the two, and…

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    heaven, nirvana, or any other afterlife. In Judaism, they have what they call “The Ten Commandments”, which were laws or rules handed down to Moses by God. Some of the Ten Commandments were, “You shall not kill”, “ You shall not steal, “You shall not commit adultery”, and other basic rules that proved Jews were faithful men or women (doc 1). The Jewish believers were to live their lives attempting to follow as many of the Ten Commandments as possible. Almost all religions express peace. For…

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