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    you that considerable thought has been given to how longer paragraphs can be developed into well focused presentations of single units of thought. What follows is an (imaginary) article invented to illustrate many of the "modes of discourse"--the traditional methods by which writing is developed. In succession‚ the following paragraphs are narration‚ exposition‚ definition‚ classification‚ description‚ process analysis‚ and persuasion. (The process analysis paragraph has been broken into a bulleted

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    God Is Love

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    GOD IS LOVE "God is Love." This simple yet complex statement is found only twice1‚ 2 in the Bible and is commonly presented out of context. It is generally misunderstood and often circulated in a fashion that leads many into Hell. The statement –while very easy to make and accept when presented in its undefined form– has a depth of reality far beyond what the average person wants to know even though such knowledge is critical to salvation. 1. "Whoever is without love does not know God‚ for

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    Part of Gee’s primary discussion focuses on discourses‚ which are essentially the specific words or ways of thinking that people use when they are around certain groups of people (51). He explains how they apply to the ideologies of all cultures and communities‚ stating that the individuals use discourses every time they communicate with each other (54). Lastly‚ Gee highlights the differences between learning and acquiring knowledge and ties everything to his definition of literacy‚ which is

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    Motivation Methods

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    Short statement of intent Motivation is a key element in the workplace and it is very important to know the basic theories methods and application because it is something that unavoidable all for us will come up with in our working environment. It is a necessary skill for a future manager or leader to know how to motivate other people in order to work more efficient. Thought this project I become more familiar with the subject and more realized about the importance of motivation. Executive summary

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    values often times are more likely to accept individuals of the same kind. Whether it is the difference between race‚ religion‚ or even political views‚ to tell an individual to accept everyone for their differences is merely impossible. Thus‚ the existence of dichotomy will always be. People tend to choose their accepted social counterparts based on what they have in common with one another. For example‚ the Burmese villagers in‚ “Shooting an Elephant” viewed the foreigner as an outsider because

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    In our book‚ Writing About Writing‚ John Swales defines a discourse community as a group of individuals who share “a broadly agreed upon set of public goals” that use “mechanisms of intercommunication among its members” in order to achieve their objectives (795). I have chosen to examine how the College World‚ the Adrian College school paper‚ operates as a discourse community through the use of various mechanisms in order to solve the main issues that arise. More precisely‚ the research will explore

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    UCF Robotics Club‚ a Discourse Community A discourse community can be defined many ways; however I tend to agree with Swale’s definition of it. Swale’s classification of a discourse community is that it has six main characteristics. Those being a "broadly agreed set of common public goals"‚ "mechanisms of intercommunication among its members"‚ "uses its participatory mechanisms primarily to provide information and feedback"‚ "utilizes and hence processes one or more genres in the communicative

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    Methods to Evangelism

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    NAME EVAN 10 08/05/2013 Methods of Evangelism Part ONE - Evangelistic Method #1 - There are spiritual laws that governs are relationship with God. These laws were given in different throughout the Bible. Law one: God loves you‚ and offers a wonderful plan for your life. In John 3:16 says‚ “God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son‚ that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life” In this verse gave us the solution to all of our problems‚ He loves us so much

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    Methods of Evangelism Genevieve Hamer Liberty University Online Four Spiritual Laws The Intellectual Method of Evangelism referred to as “The Four Spiritual Laws” is best known as the widely used way of evangelism used by the popular college ministry known as Campus Crusade and was first published in 1957 by founder‚ Bill Bright in a pamphlet titled Have You heard of the four Spiritual Laws? In this publication‚ Bright simplifies the truths of the Gospel in an attempt to reach as many people

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    Council of Teachers of English) ‚ a discourse community is “the grouping of people who share common language norms‚ characteristics‚ patterns‚ or practices as a consequence of their ongoing communications and identifications with each other”‚ with that being said the discourse community of Political Science is one of relevance and interest to myself. There are many different articles and pages that serve to help one understand all about discourses and the discourse of Political Science solely. The goals

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