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    The author of The Diary of A Young Girl is an adolescent Jewish girl named Anne Frank. Despite her many friends and “strings of boy friends”, she feels lonely and believes she does not have a true friend who she can share her feelings with. She writes, “I don’t seem to lack anything. But it’s the same with all my friends, just fun and joking, nothing more” (Frank 3). Anne Frank is quick-witted and talkative, which can get her into trouble sometimes. Because of her outspoken and loud personality,…

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    within this poem. She suggests this idea of an underlying force that is trying to keep these to lovers from each other. For example in Falk 29/ 8:8-10 We have a little sister, and she has no breasts. What shall we do for our sister, on the day when she is spoken for? If she is a wall, we will build upon her a battlement of silver, but if she is a door, we will enclose her with boards of…

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    Caesarea Philippi

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    Approaching Caesarea Philippi one finds the area swarming with pagan temples that became legendary for idolatry, where the cult of Pan/Satan thrives in a territory overflowing with pagan factions and exists like the ‘red-light’ district of the adjacent area. In general, the Jewish people kept away from the area due to its reputation. Subsequently, it is quite fascinating why approximately one week before Jesus Christ final journey to Jerusalem to undergo His crucifixion, Jesus takes His…

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    around here singing “We Shall Overcome,” the government has failed us.” His allusion to the 1963 March on Washington led by Martin Luther King Jr. presents to the audience an example of how complacency and integration do nothing to appeal to the government. He allude to the start of the Civil Rights Movement legislature, “And I love my Brother Lomax, the way he pointed out we're right back where we were in 1954. We're not even as far up as we were in 1954. We're behind where we were in 1954.…

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    Joseph Smith Religion

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    When Joseph Smith was fourteen (or 15, or 16?) years old he says “…I saw the Lord and he spake unto me…” Earlier in our study we read “Joseph Smith later recounted* that he saw two ‘personages’” Yet aren’t we told nobody can see the face of God and live? "And the LORD said, "I will cause all my goodness to pass in front of you, and I will proclaim my name, the LORD . . . But, "he said, "you cannot see my face, for no one may see me and live. " (Exodus 33:19-20, NIV) It states clearly here…

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    But it is up to us to prepare our children for what they have to meet, and, hopefully, we shall overcome.” Modern day America has come a long way, shifting from a ,once homogenous, society to one that is widely diverse in culture, ethnicity, race, and religion. Although there has been great improvement, there is a long road ahead. Prejudice still…

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    the Constitution of the United States. “I don’t wax as eloquently as most of the people on the floor here, but I have allowed my heart and mind to guide me on a lot of different decisions I’ve made in the legislature. I think sometimes that’s what we have to do. “Appealing to the emotions, character, and intellect of her audience, Maureen Walsh uses these informal and humble words, at the beginning of her speech, to communicate her honesty and humility. She continues her speech describing the…

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    The Pilgrim Morals

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    Piety, courage, and industry, were the Pilgrims’ most cherished values. They were thought such a necessity because of each values’ strong place in building a stable and prosperous community, as well as keeping a “morally” intact society, the “new Jerusalem.” But “paradise” is not to be gained without challenge and great effort against the “enemy of God” and they came in the form of hardship, privation, and fear. Bradford, Winthrop, Bradstreet, and Edwards wrote of these hardships that they and…

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    In this paper I shall go explain the pros and cons of whether or not humans belong in space and why I believe that we must venture into the far reaches of space in order for the human race to survive. Most of my research has come from sites that write articles on space and space exploration as well as the leading authority of space travel, NASA. The side that argues against space travel says that it can be very costly and it is not worth the time and money. They also say that it could do us…

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    believe that the persistence of identity over time is implausible in any circumstance. Subsequently, I find nothing so unique about the device that I should fear its usage – it would not ‘destroy’ me in a way that is different from life itself. I shall demonstrate why such persistence is implausible by examining two ‘persistence conditions’ (Olson, 2002, edited Zalta, 2016) used to prove it, namely the physical and psychological continuity accounts. With regard to the former, I propose that the…

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