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    have sin within them. There are many people in the Christian church that may look so saint and holy but they sin too. Even though, the Minister the deacon, and Goody Cloyse are expected to be saint they are not because they all originate from the original sin. In conclusion, the major characters serve to emphasize a deeper meaning to the story, Also, through the characters Hawthorne gives the audience a glimpse of the time period in which he lived in. Together the characters also serve to bring…

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    According to Rawls, the original position is a device that is used to represent every citizen as free and equal beings. In the original position, people decide and establish the laws and principles that they will live under by using the veil of ignorance, which lets them make decisions solely based on their notions of morality. This…

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    Pastoral Thanatology

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    The purpose of this essay is for the Writer to analyze and establish the guiding principles and relevant data that support a clear and compelling definition of death from the perspective of one educated in pastoral thanatology. With this said, the writer will analyze and establish supporting data from the perspective of thanatology to include: 1) Analyzing 1 Corinthians 15:26 and Romans 5: 15 regarding the origins of death; 2) Anderson’s view of death as a part of Creation; and 4) Erickson’s…

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    A social contract must be created while those in the society are in what is well known as the original position. The original position declares that principles centered on the concept of justice are only valid if all member of the society agree on them free from outside influences. Rawls also introduces the concept of the veil of ignorance, which is also required…

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    There are two key components of human nature expressed in the book of Genesis. Genesis 1-2 addresses the beginning, when man was created, and more specifically created in the image of God. This is essential, because it displays the “goodness” in not just all of Creation but God’s distinct love for human-kind as we were blessed to be made in his image, “In the first Creation narrative, Genesis 1, God celebrates what he has made and gives humankind a position of honor and responsibility,”…

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    death and preached these ideas. God was at the top in a place known as paradise or heaven, in between lie Earth, and beneath a fearful place of existence known as hell. In contrast, the modern worldview is shaped by human intellect and nature. Original sin was a concept imbedded in medieval minds and in modern times is a concept left only to believers. With religion at its foundation, medieval worldview was sculpted by the teachings of Christianity, whereas the modern worldview focuses on…

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    The word “atonement” simply means to receive reparation for something you did wrong. In the way of the Christian doctrine of atonement, the very same definition can be applied. It would mean to receive reparation for your sins. The general understanding of the doctrine of atonement is that “humans sin, [which] causes debt we are unable to pay, [therefore] we deserve punishment. Instead of our being punished, God sends his Son to be punished in our place. We are forgiven” (Senor 4). This…

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    Lost to the original story there are clear indicators of the liberties Milton took with Eve’s character. For starters Eve is considered a simpler character from Adam. She is created from Adam 's rib as his helper and partner. Nonetheless that is not considered the best role to portray Eve’s positive qualities from a feminist point of view. As stated by Chikako Tanimoto essay Milton’s Eve in Paradise Lost “By implying Eve 's inferiority to Adam this passage contrary to God 's original…

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    Biblical Worldview Essay Introduction/Thesis Imagine having three different pairs of lenses. One pair is far too weak, one is tinted green, and the last is the correct prescription. You would see the world vastly different with each pair. Lew Weider and Ben Gutierrez describe a worldview as a “lens that a person uses to interpret life and the world around them” (59). In order to see the world as it truly is, the Bible must be your lenses. Romans 1-8 does an excellent job at shaping a biblical…

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    My original understanding of Atheism focused on several distinctions that I felt acted to characterize basic differences between an atheist and theist. Of these particularities, I honed in upon experiencing life without a God figure present, as well as the importance of being fully aware in the environments we inhabit for the sake of forgoing the jurisdiction of a supreme being. An attempt was made to emphasize this approach by asking the reader to understand that we as individuals exist in a…

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