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    1. Outline the contributing factors to developing the Christian school as a community of grace in light of the authors you are reading. 2. How important is the development of such a community in achieving the vision and mission of the Christian school in which you are working or have worked? 1. Outline the contributing factors to developing the Christian school as a community of grace in light of the authors you are reading. In a Christian community‚ according to Keller‚ T. (2010) is ``the people

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    the Lord has for humankind‚ He bestows His grace upon them. Hence why people are offered salvation. God’s love for His creation cannot be described‚ although Greek text attempts this by calling it agape‚ meaning the highest form of love‚ love that is unconditional and everlasting. It is from this agape that God has given grace. “And He said to me‚ “My grace is sufficient for you‚ for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities‚ that the power

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    and slaves to their sexual desires. Men‚ however‚ were supposed to resist their sexual desires in order to be seen as “manly and free” (Dover‚ 1984‚ 149). Dover breaks up the chapter into eight sections. He begins by defining the word eros which means love. Eros is associated with the Greek goddess Aphrodite. Dover notes that there are many different types of love such as the love between a friend‚ partner‚ or family member (Dover‚ 1984‚ 143) He then moves on to discuss the inhibitions of sexual

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    I could only stare agape when our commander stood there lik an ignoramus. Odysseus sneered and cackled nearly overpowering Polyester’s vexing thunder. I faced Odysseus’s backside‚ my lips pursed and dark fists so firm not the cyclops himself could free my grip. However‚ the other men began to lower themselves into a corner‚ ready to cower and continue shivering. For what then had marked our second day in that putrid cave. It was time my docile manners changed... "Nobody‚ I command you to stop

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    As I stepped foot out of the stuffy plane I was immediately approached by the bright‚ blinding and dazzling beams projected from the sun along with gentle cool breeze that blew "Whoosh." As I inhaled the deep essence of the salty air in disbelief I couldn’t believe it. I have landed in Hawaii. As a tourist‚ I was greeted with a Hawaiian garland which is referred to as "Lei" which projected out beautifully vibrant colors which also complimented the floral shirt I wore. Finally reaching to claim my

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    yawning is one of the most googled phenomenon’s in the world. The contagious power of yawning has puzzled scientist for years. Without thinking about it‚ you can SEE someone yawn‚ yearn to replicate the action‚ and before you know it‚ your mouth is agape. Other times‚ all it takes is for you to HEAR the loud hum of a bored or tired soul yawning‚ and once again‚ your mouth expands‚ and everyone can see the little dangly thing hanging in the back of your throat. In fact I’ve been known to yawn “involuntarily”

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    Why is confrontation so difficult? The need for confrontation typically derives from a person exhibiting incongruent verbal and nonverbal communication. That is‚ drawing out inconsistencies a person displays is usually uncomfortable: Especially for a new counselor. But why the need for confrontation in the first place? Where and why did these incongruencies originate? The reasons will vary from person to person‚ but I feel a generic‚ universal reason is not wanting to deal with a situation that

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    When read top to bottom‚ Mina Loy’s poem "Lunar Baedeker" may sound like a story of drugs‚ sex‚ and desperation. In reality‚ it is an encrypted biography of part of Loy’s life‚ as well as symbolic of the cycles of life. Let’s start with the title‚ shall we? "Lunar Baedeker‚" the word ’lunar’ means moon. It can also mean relating to the moon‚ but more importantly it can mean measured by the moon’s cycles. What in the world is a "Baedeker" though? Baedeker is actually one Karl Baedeker‚ a German who

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    members of the relationship love each other equally. The speaker wishes that he could return to a time before the god of love was born so that he would not be forced to love a woman that does not love him back. The speaker describes the god of love‚ or Eros‚ as an immature tyrant who does not consider the other persons feelings when he is coupling two people together. Donne reveals the importance of this argument or idea through the repetition of similar lines at the end of each stanza. While these lines

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    theory is based on only one absolute law‚ which when applied properly‚ handles every situation. Fletcher posits his situational absolutism with its one law for everything by saying we must enter every situation with only one moral weapon—the law of agape love. According to Fletcher‚ Jesus summed up the Mosaic law and the Ten Commandments in one word—love. Therefore‚ there are no commandments which may not be broken in some situation for love’s sake. Every law is breakable by love. Situation Ethics

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