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    The first model in Bevans’ book ’models of contextual theology’ is the translation model. Bevans claims that this model is both the most historic and widely used as a form of evangelism‚ going right back to biblical times as Paul spoke and wrote letters to many different cultures and communities. The basic principle of the translation model is not that of a a word-for-word translation which allows for misinterpretation; but that the basic‚ unchanging message of the bible is understood in any culture

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    Losing Someone Close Losing a close person to you is like losing an important body part. Knowing someone is about to leave your side but you just don’t know when and what time of the day is scary. Checking on that person to make sure they still breathing and still responds when you call their name and conversations are good. My grandmother was a great woman. She’s a great definition of what a wife‚ mother‚ grandmother‚ survivor‚ and a supporter should be. Knowing it was almost her time to leave

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    Close to the Water’s Edge. Close to the Water’s Edge is a short story written by the Irish writer Claire Keegan. The main character in the story is a boy who just turned 19. He is a student at the Harvard University or as he call it himself Cambridge‚ which is the town where Harvard University is situated. Through out the story he is staying at his mother’s penthouse apartment near the ocean. His birthday party is marked by a dinner at the fancy restaurant Leonardo’s. But the atmosphere at the

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    What is Organizational Culture? Organizational culture is a set of shared values‚ the unwritten rules which are often taken for granted‚ that guide the employees towards acceptable and rewarding behavior. The organizational culture exists at two distinct levels‚ visible and hidden. The visible aspect of the organization is reflected in artifacts‚ symbols and visible behavior of employees. The hidden aspect is related to underlying values and assumptions that employees make regarding the acceptable

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    Close Reading Paper: The Turtle Catcher For this assignment I will be analyzing this portion of writing from page 138 of The Turtle Catcher by Nicole Helmet. (For reference in the paper) “I got my enlistment papers today‚” said Lars. “Where’re yours?” Herman stopped smiling. He didn’t reply. “I said‚ Where are yours?” said Lars. “I won’t be going‚” Herman said. His voice was straight and calm though his heart thudded as hard as hooves in his throat. “You hear that‚ Cal?” Lars said to the other

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    In Models of Contextual Theology‚ Catholic theologian Stephen B. Bevans seeks to underscore that contextual theology is a theological imperative. What he means by this that all theological exercise is contextual. Though in the surface is seems a simple statement‚ Bevans unfolds this statement and take us into the deep complexities and dynamics between the gospel and culture. The first part of the book‚ chapter 1 through 3‚ deals with themes such as the imperativeness of contextual theology; the issues

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    English IV 17April2007 Contextual Overview of A Tale of Two Cities During the eighteenth century‚ the economic‚ social‚ and political conditions of France were unstable and ready to crumble at a moments notice. However‚ there was a great contrast between the aristocratic society of France and the poor. The poor‚ which was the majority of people lived in extreme poverty and had to deal with social criticism and political abuses from their own government. A Tale of Two Cities is a

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    Oskar in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close exhibited feelings or behaviors that the first hand witness Ken LaPensee‚ who survived the attack on 9/11 showed. Both characters had similar coping methods of mortality even if they were not consciously right. In a article‚ Subj: Escape from New York on 9/11 Ken LaPensee experienced first hand what happened on that tragic day and is “trying to resume ordinary life” after surviving. Oskar struggled with the memory of his father after losing him when he

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    how to close the deal

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    competition or unforeseen events. So if you get a verbal expression of interest‚ then move resolutely toward a verbal commitment‚ then as quickly as possible to a written agreement that hopefully closes out the sales cycle. Create a sense of urgency: Sometimes the person on the other end of the deal will be happy to close it – when they can get around to it. Timing may be much more important to you. So if necessary‚ you want to create a sense of urgency to get their commitment‚ and that may require some

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    EMA Project ‘A comparative register analysis of two legal examination transcripts involving the same witness. One the Friendly Counsel; the other the Cross-Examination: A Systemic Functional Linguistic Approach.’ After further research since the research proposal (Ferguson‚ 2012)‚ the terminology has been altered. The terminology is now in accordance with An Introduction to Forensic Linguistics: Language in Evidence (Coulthard and Johnson‚ 2007). Friendly Counsel indicates that the witness

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