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    of cultural identity are emotionally revealed by the Aboriginal people whose ‘voices’ are upheld by the composer of the text. The text upholds a range of Australian values which include compassion‚ understanding‚ forgiveness‚ egalitarianism‚ and ultimately‚ the desire for reconciliation‚ which is the main message voiced by the text. In the ‘Introduction’ the editor Carmel Bird accentuates her own sympathetic attitude towards the inhumane treatment of the members of the Stolen Generation. Bird’s value

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    4 Cornerstones of Faith

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    order for it to become stable‚ reliant‚ and dependent‚ you must start from somewhere. Building blocks and‚ “cornerstones” are a necessity in constructing a strong relationship. The four cornerstones of our Catholic Faith are Jesus‚ Eucharist‚ Reconciliation‚ and Prayer. In an article written about faith‚ Monsignor McNamara spoke about the four cornerstones and how they relate to Faith. Monsignor is the type of person who not only desires to “talk the talk‚” but to “walk the walk.” He writes about

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    is to offer mercy to someone who has acted unjustly (Magnuson; and Enright‚ 2008). The study of forgiveness in this research article leads us down a path of insightful hopefulness for reconciliation‚ peace‚ trust‚ self-esteem and greater self-actualization. Along with humanistic values this article gives the reader a deeper comfort in the mercies that is given from a greater high power when forgiveness is asserted. The overall premise of “The Forgiving Community‚” as an initial model was a great

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    Children of War

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    Born of War……………………………………………..19 1.5 Conclusion……………....………………………………………………………..24 Chapter 2-The Inclusion of Children Born of War-Healing‚ Reconciliation and Forgiveness……………………………………………………………………...26 2.1 Peacebuilding…………………………………………………………………….27 2.2 Community………………………………………………………………………..28 2.3 Healing……………………………………………………………………………..31 2.4 ReconciliationForgiveness…………………………………………………...33 2.5 Perpetrators………………………………………………………………………34 2.6 Children Born of War……………………………………………………………36 2.7 Mothers of

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    Free-Will In Judaism

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    They‚ therefore‚ ask for cleansing and wait upon God to approve the request. They repent due to the nature of the irrevocable damage that their iniquities may have caused (Maston‚ 2010). It is important that people ask for forgiveness for all the iniquities they might have committed consciously‚ though stress or even through the abuse of power and the exploitation of their neighbors. The role played by free will in this bid to get back on the right track is very crucial. People

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    reaction of his father upset the other brother and complained why his brother receives such treatment after being such a disgrace. The reaction of the father and the two sons is an example of the Sacrament of Confession and pride. In the Sacrament of Reconciliation‚ the penitent must feel sorrow in order to go to confession. A priest who hears the confessions is like the father who ran to his son when he returned; they both forgive their children in a way from their faults after witnessing their struggle

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    Atonement In Religion

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    ‘died for all’ was Jesus‚ in whom we have received deliverance from our sins and reconciliation with the Lord God. Paul continues in 2 Corinthians in stating‚ “All this is from God‚ who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation: that God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ‚ not counting people’s sins against them. And he has committed to us the message of reconciliation” (5:18-19). Despite humans committing our own sins‚ we cannot be free of them ourselves

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    Sacraments Study Guide

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    Sacraments Study Guide 1. Terms Sacrament : outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace Efficacious : capable of producing a desired effect sacramental economy : dispensation of the fruits of the Paschal Mystery entrusted to the Church until Christ comes again Incarnation : God becoming human Liturgy : official public worship of the Church Hypostatic Union : doctrine of faith that recognizes two natures of Jesus‚ human and divine Evangelists : writers of the four gospels Jesus : Hebrew

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    Rwanda Genocide

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    Rwanda often lacks sufficient focus on gendered experiences‚ which I believe is essential to understanding social life in post-genocide Rwanda‚ particularly the reconciliation process. Drawing from anthropological and social investigations into the social life in post-genocide Rwanda‚ in the following essay I will discuss Rwanda’s reconciliation/ social reconstruction process. Particularly my focus is to explore women’s role within the process‚ as well as their experiences. From this‚ I will identify

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    Merchant of Venice Themes

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    takes place offstage. Bassanio’s love for Portia makes him extremely reluctant to part with her ring‚ and he does so only when pressed by Antonio (the fact that Portia finally forgives Bassanio for parting with her ring emphasises that love and forgiveness are superior to self-centred greed). The Renaissance ideal of noble friendship between men is less familiar than the ideal of marriage. ▪ Ideal male friendship is a theme of Renaissance writing; it is called Platonic because it was first

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