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    East of Eden underscores the search for love and the means of obtaining self-importance by loved ones as the characters through the generations symbolically reenact the story of Cain and Abel. The author John Steinbeck successfully tells the story between the Trasks and the Hamiltons where the reader journeys into the families’ deep background and prepares for the drama and captivating storyline. In particular‚ the novel parallels to the Bible story in Genesis four where Steinbeck highlights enduring

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    The book Ishmael: An Adventure of Mind and Spirit written by David Quinn is a philosophical novel about a man who is seeking a teacher to help understand the meaning of life. When reading the newspaper‚ he comes across an ad for a teacher looking for a student to help save the world‚ the man has been looking for an opportunity like this for his whole life and is eager to apply.  When he walks into the room he sees a gorilla who is able to talk to the man telepathically. The narrator is at first confused

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    contains many flaws. Lennie and George represents Cain and Able a biblical story who were two brothers searching for their elusive dream. In the story of Cane and Abel ‚Cane was to take care of Able .Both brothers were to prepare and offering to God to receive His blessing. When God came to look upon that offering God asked Cane were is Abel .In curiosity and furiousness Cane asked God" Am I my brothers keeper?" Just like in the story of Cane and Abel ‚George is Lennies keeper ‚George is consistently

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    Beowulf is an epic that follows the main character‚ Beowulf‚ and his quest for glory. Throughout his journey‚ Beowulf fights three monsters to protect the citizens of Denmark and Sweden. When this story was first told by the Anglo-Saxons‚ their main religion was Paganism. Paganism is a polytheistic religion which believes in animism‚ that spirits control every part of existence. As time went on‚ Paganism began to fade and Christianity started to take over. Beowulf is a prime example of dual authorship

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    Christianity to a pagan people. In this poem there are often references to pagan and Christian beliefs very close in the piece of poetry. This would tie a familiar belief to something exotic to the Anglo-Saxons. In lines 1261-1268‚ the story of Cain and Abel are briefly explained‚ but not far from this Christian reference is the idea of revenge‚ in line 1278‚ which is frowned upon in Christianity‚ but it was a popular belief among the Anglo-Saxon culture at that time. By binding these two elements

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    Killers have walked the earth since the beginning of time‚ Cain and Abel‚ the murder of Julius Caesar‚ the infamous Jack the Ripper in England‚ to Ted Bundy and Jeffery Dahmer in the United States. Spanning over the course of thousands of years‚ murders have ranged from pre-meditated‚ to in the heat of passion killings. For serial killers‚ many psychologists have spent countless hours of research trying to divulge the brain of multiple serial killers over the course of countless centuries. Psychopathic

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    at night to keep guard. This monster can Consumer a human man swallowing him whole and pretty quiet too you won’t even Hear him slip in the room because he’s that evil. Grendel is considered to be a beast off of the Offspring of Cain slaying his twin brother Abel (which is referred to the Bible in Genesis) which Is a horrible sin to the God Almighty. Grendel’s mother who is sometimes called his ‘’Dam’’ Reference as his hiding place. She has ruled over her territory for a hundred years‚ she

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    3) Ryrie‚ Charles. Basic Theology. Moody Publishers. 1999. Print. <gotquestions.org/definition-sin.html> 4) Edersheim‚ Alfred. “Seth and his Descendants- The Race of Cain.” Hendrickson Pub; Updated Edition. <biblestudytools.com/history/edersheim-old-testament/volume-1/chapter-3.html> 5) Easton‚ Matthew G.. “Cain”. Web. 19 May 2012. <christiananswers.net/dictionary/cain.htm

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    Bradstreet is referencing the famous beginning story in the Bible in order to explain how the human race is imperfect and flawed. Every human on earth is a sinner‚ and Bradstreet focuses on this fact by explaining the story of Cain and Abel. She reminds us that‚ “Cain and Abel come to sacrifice‚” (13) and “On Abel’s gift the fire descends from Skies‚ But no such sign on False Cain’s offering‚” (13). By using these individuals from the Bible‚ Bradstreet is able to compare them to people of the modern

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    The Value of Life in The Merchant of Venice and Stories from Rwanda William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice and Phillip Gourevitch’s We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda are very similar in the fact that both address the value of human life. In The Merchant of Venice‚ one of the main characters is intent on murdering a man for money. In Stories from Rwanda‚ people are killed mainly because of their appearances. Throughout both works

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