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    Sin, to some, encompasses many wrong or vile actions. To others it 's limited to the most extreme of evils. In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, many characters have different moral beliefs and standpoints of where the line of sin is drawn. The Scarlet Letter’s Dimmesdale is not sinless, as he has committed sinful acts even out of passion and protection. In the novel, Dimmesdale describes sin as concealment, hypocrisy, and adultery. He does so not through words themselves, but…

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    and all the discoveries that were made during that time, with all this modern science and inventions, religion was still number one on the list. Religion was the essence of society at that time. Following the religious belief and not committing any sins. The people in the 17th century believed that religion was the solution to everything and it was a must to follow it. In the novel “The Scarlet Letter” written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, showcases the universal truth that humans during the 17th…

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    Throughout the ages, there has been a battle of good and evil. What caused all this mayhem? Many have tried to answer this question, and in various ways. These answers have shaped the different worldviews of history. The remarkable thing about these worldviews is that deep underneath all the outer issues runs a central theme with two sides that divides all worldviews into one of two categories. This topic has roots so deep that it affects every single other facet of the worldview. There are two…

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    Gospel Essentials

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    human beings, Adam and Eve, who didn’t abide by God’s rules and let him down. We also learned how God gave his only son Jesus to come and walk with us as a human. We learned how he died on the cross for us and arose again to forgive us of all of our sins and so that we can one day walk with him and God again and have eternal life. In this paper I will talk about what God, humanity, Jesus, the Restoration how it all ties in with the Christian Worldview. God God is like no other man, he is…

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    Nineveh Jonah Analysis

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    Overview: God calls Jonah to preach to Nineveh, but Jonah refuses and runs away on a boat that he is later thrown over into the sea. Jonah was swallowed by a large fish and prayed for forgiveness, so God made the fish spit him out onto land. God once again sent Jonah to Nineveh where the people except the message and repent. Jonah is furious that they were saved and his prophecy of their distraction does not come true. Behind the Text: When Nineveh is mentioned in the book of Zephaniah, that…

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    his personal life, or if he does or does not repent. In canto five, Dante says to Francesca,” what you suffer here melts me to tears of pity and pain.” Dante knows that what Francesca did was wrong but, he does not believe it is that horrible of a sin so he still has pity for her, even though Virgil gets mad when Dante shows sympathy to the…

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    4.1.3 Dogma of Sin (according to representative era) Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress is the manifestation of Protestant religious convictions about the consciousness of sin. It is an organized mouthpiece of famous protestant slogans “Five Solas”. The awareness and guilt of sin aroused on learning through the Bible in Pilgrim’s Progress. Bible is being represented chief and infrangible source of faith. An indictment of complete guidance rather than a Pope contrasting the Catholic concept. Christian…

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    his sermons, Dimmesdale claims that he is “altogether vile, a viler companion of the vilest, the worst of sinners, an abomination, a thing of unimaginable iniquity” (Hawthorne 119). Here√, Dimmesdale claims he is a sinner without specifying what the sin actually is, so the listeners can not picture his transgression in their minds.…

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    The Morality Play Everyman

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    Sin is what every man does, beauty is what they care about and knowledge is what they strive to attain. Death is never on their minds so good deeds fall behind. In this essay I will be discussing the morality play Everyman set during the Medieval period where ‘ Church leaders such as bishops and arch bishops sat in the King’s council and played leading roles in government’ (What was it really like to live in the Middle Ages?2015). Britanica.com, the online reference dictionary defines the…

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    Can Justice and Forgiveness go Hand in Hand? Justice and forgiveness can go hand in hand. Forgiveness can mean many things, but true forgiveness is releasing the feelings of vengeance and resentment towards a person. Justice can also have multiple meanings, but true justice means when an offender repents on their wrongdoings and reconciles with their victims. When an immoral person receives retributive justice, it causes them to reflect on their wrongdoings, letting them become a…

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