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    be persuaded by the serpent because he was created so that he would not change his opinion or state of mind, but Eve was not created that way therefore making her vulnerable. God also lead his command more towards Adam to not eat the fruit from the tree because he esteemed the man more highly than the women. Adam was therefore…

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    theories one of them being Archetypal theory. In this theory the fight between the boys is viewed as the fight between good and evil, there is also an allegory of the island in which the boys are stuck with the garden of Eden and lastly Golding uses objects as symbols to give the novel a particular theme and atmosphere. The fight that occurs on the island…

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    Understanding the Heart Sutra is one of the more difficult readings to grasp because the ideas behind the words are not so easy to understand as is. The extrapolation Thich Nhat Hanh presents about this sutra breaks down each idea and expands every thought. Questions contemplating emptiness, oneness, being, and life are explained into depth to help non-Buddhists understanding of the being one with all that surrounds us. It is a prevalent theme throughout the commentary (and Buddhism) that…

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    Testing Fish “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Your job in this, dear fish, is to identify the trees most common around; the multiple choice, essay, short answer, extra credit, and graph problems, in descending popularity. These all have their place in the forest that is a test, and as varied as any forest, there are infinite ways to mix them. The hierarchy of test questions is up for debate,…

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    everything back to God. God is good. God is trinity, one God he is the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. Everything that God stands for is love. God is omnipotent. According to Hiles and Smith (2014) “Some attributes distinctly belong to God. Some of these attributes would be that he is unchanging,…

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    heavily reflect the story of Adam and Eve. The first main indicator is the use of the apple within the ad. In the Bible, God creates Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. They are told that they must not eat the fruit from the tree of knowledge and wisdom. By eating the fruit from the tree, Adam and Eve are defying god. The woman in the picture, clearly chosen because of her younger looks, but still from the correct age range. The camera angle shown in the picture stresses the seductive nature of…

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    In the Ontological argument, you're starting with the simple concept of God. Does God exist? St. Anselm's theory tries to come to a conclusion about this question. St. Anselm goes on to make two major points in his argument. One being that there is a difference between existence in reality and existence in understanding. Existence in reality is a basic notion, that things that physically exist do, and things that don’t, don’t. Existence in understanding means that anything can exist if we want…

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    day she sends her husband to grab bark from the Great Tree. It was forbidden to touch the tree and when her husband refused, she set out to do it herself. When she got there she fell…

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    Paul II begins chapter two of his Encyclical Veritatis Splendor by reminding us that moral theology is a science as well as a theology. It is accessible to all people through reason, but its beginning and end is derived from God, the one who “alone is good”. He also states that moral theology does not change, but rather the method in which it is presented changes. John Paul II explains that one of the intentions of his encyclical is to draw attention to certain moral teachings that are at risk…

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    unhappiness. As a result, growth and success are achieved. In The Gulag Archipelago, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn identified a link between suffering and learning; suffering being the cause and learning being the effect. In The Gay Science and Beyond Good and Evil, Friedrich…

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