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    Unwind

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    Unwind Unwind written by Neal Shusterman and published in 2007, has 335 pages and is a Biopunk, Utopian and dystopian fiction. Unwind is the first book in the four book series including Unwholly, Unsouled, and Undivided also a mini book that goes along with the series Unstrung. Connor is an independent, hasty sixteen year old. His tendency to act without intuition gives him a rough appeal additionally gets him into a considerable amount of trouble. His parents have decided to have him unwound.…

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    n chapter 3 of Jesus Behaving Badly, Mark Strauss addresses the issue of Jesus being someone who cures diseases and someone who is angry or loving. Reading this chapter I feel that Jesus is the loving type because he doesn’t reject anyone from knowing him. He wants people to know him and can share the gospel to other people so that when judgement day comes they will go to heaven rather than hell. One verse that stood out to me was Mark 1:33-34, “The whole town gathered at the door, and Jesus…

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    During the time period 500 CE to 1400 CE religion became a major aspect of society. Religions such as Christianity and Islam began to integrate into regions like Europe and the Middle East, and eventually shape and influence their society. During the Dark Ages in Europe Christianity started to grow which lead to the spread of Catholic Churches, that became an important place for towns in Europe, and major beliefs that changed people’s view on women. Similarly, in the Middle East a new religion…

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    Magna Carta (the great charter) which consisting 61 clauses became the part of English political life. One clause proclaimed that no free man must have a right justice Concepts of this period are different from the Anglo-Saxon period. Social value in Anglo-Saxon was fame; in contrary, in medieval period was chivalry. But the social system in Anglo-Saxon which called ‘comitataus’ had something similar to the chivalry in in the middle ages. In my opinion, from two periods I had studied, I found…

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    wealth is viewed as evil. It's a sin to want it as it's a distraction from God. However, that's not the case in Judaism. Financial education happens at a very young age. Then, they learn about the five principles. THE FIVE PRINCIPLES OF JEWISH MONEY Tithe, giving, saving, investing, spending. Those are the five pillars of financial education in Judaism. Usually, families separate these five categories into jars. 10% of your savings goes into the first three jars, 20% in the fourth and the last…

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    Genocide In Human History

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    and finally this last label, ‘unwind’.” Which means that kids who act poorly or get labeled as bad kids, are the teens targeted to be unwound. Also, there was a such thing as tithing, the tithes are given up to be unwound as a gesture to god. In Unwind, Shusterman has Lev’s parents told him “He was a true tithe… and that made him all the more special.” on page 32. Taken as being unwound is a good thing for him and that he is being a great person for having his life taken from…

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    convince a lot of the kids at the graveyard to team up with him and go against the Admiral. Lev’s stereotype is that he is a perfect kid. This stereotype did fit Lev greatly in the beginning of the book, but he changed. In the beginning he was the tithe whose purpose in life was to be unwound and he believed this was true. He changed by the ending of the book though. When Connor kidnapped him he found out that maybe being unwound was not his purpose. Later in the book you find out that Lev…

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    the King as the Supreme leader of the country. He defended the rights of Irish people and Catholics who were still oppressed. There had been the dissolution of the Irish Parliament and so Irish affaires were ruled from London. There was also the Tithe war in response to the tax paid by Irish-Catholics to the Anglican Church. In this speech, he tries to persuade the members of the House to give justice to Ireland, to free the country from the English oppression. We are going to see how the…

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    For the Bible Tells Me So 2004, a documentary about religion and homosexuality produced and directed by Daniel Karslake. The film focuses and follows the lives of five families with a gay or lesbian child. It also shows how they all responded to homosexuality in different ways and the pain and suffering they face every day. The struggles the Christian families faced after finding out about their gay or lesbian child was hard as well. The film demonstrates it is possible to have acceptance in…

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    learn from Jacob? Christians must possess Jesus and not doubt Him as the Son of God; they likewise must have a determined spirit to overcome their weaknesses, situations and conquering spirits; and finally, they should be faithful in giving their tithes and offerings to God, which are considered an important aspect of worship. Deuteronomy 28:7-9 declares, “LORD will command the blessing upon you in your barns and in all that you put your hand to, and He will bless you in the land which the LORD…

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