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    being in the Pledge of the United States Of America. It is becoming a problem. And its violating amendment 1 from freedom of religion. This problem needs to be solved. Pledge allegiance history The pledge was made in august 1892. It was written by francis Bellamy(‘The Pledge”).Francis was a baptist minister that was from New York(Jeffrey).It was originally made by the Knights Of Columbus. The Knights Of Columbus were a large catholic fraternal service organization. The pledge was first part

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    The Agony of Christ

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    twelve of his disciples. While they were eating he told them that one of them would betray him. Not one disciple would believe him. Jesus told Peter that one day he would deny him. Jesus said" before the rooster crows twice you yourself will disown me three times. Peter denied and said that even if he had to die he would never disown him. Jesus and his disciples went to a place called Gethsemane. He told them to sit here and keep watch while he prayed. Then he returned to his disciples and found them

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    is flatter and slower. He takes somewhat of a chiaroscuro approach. Using darker colors to make a dramatic scene‚ as he pairs the brightest colors and highlights contrasting against. This is especially evident in the robes worn by Jesus and his disciples. This contrast creates action‚ depth‚ and movement which is complimented by their gestures and facial expressions. At first my eyes are drawn to Jesus in the center‚ but then I find the colors of the robes and pointing of hands directing me back

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    ointment was not sold for three hundred pence and the proceeds given to the poor. He pointed out that the oil was worth a year’s wages. He did not ask this because he was concerned for the poor. The reason he asked was because he was a thief. He was the disciple that kept the money bag and he would often steal money out of it for his own use. Jesus told Judas to leave Martha alone and then explained that this oil had been kept just for this occasion. Jesus then said something that completely trumped Judas’

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    Who Is Jesus

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    riches‚ no powerful connections in society‚ yet he amassed a following like no one before or after him. In Matthew chapter 16 Jesus himself asks the questions which are on his disciples minds‚ “What do men think of me? What do you think of me?” To be a part of the inner circle of Jesus must have been unimaginable. The disciples would have had to realize that history was in the making even if they did not understand at the time exactly what was going on. At this point in Jesus’ Ministry he had already

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    Messiah Not all miracles are signs pointing to the deity of Jesus‚ but all signs are miracles. Signs communicate unique teachings in addition to their demonstration of power of God (“Thoughts on the Eight Signs of John’s Gospel”). John‚ the disciple whom Jesus loved‚ only records eight of the many miracles preformed by Jesus during his three year ministry on earth. John chose miracles that reveal Jesus as God in the flesh. This reflection of Jesus as God incarnate can be seen from a different

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    scripture the servants knew what Jesus had done‚ but the master of the feast was baffled. This also goes in line with the ‘old patch on a new garment” ( (Knight 2010). This gave the disciples belief in Jesus Christ‚ and shows his power as the son of God. As Ray Knight says “The result in this account was that the disciples believed on him and not just on the things he did or said.” This miracle asks us if we would be willing to do Jesus’ commands‚ and do what is given unto us. In this wedding it was

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    The Dormeuil Diptych

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    Interestingly‚ the scale of Jesus and his disciples‚ and the other half- the people and the wall of Jerusalem- are different. Jesus on the colt and his disciples are scaled larger than the people hailing his entry. Noticeably‚ Jesus head is held high‚ just as a king nobly receives the respect he is due while he also greets them and accepts their joyous

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    characters often seem to live in a different world‚ with their frequent killings and the absence of emotion that they display. Then all of a sudden‚ you’ll find yourself identifying with the character‚ and they will seem so classically human. The Gangster‚ as Robert Warshow puts it‚ is a “quintessential ’tragic hero’‚ a character whose very nature and deeds ultimately condemn them to a short and fruitless existence‚ outside of the boundaries of normal society”. The Gangster’s place within cinema is

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    Pledge of Allegiance  by: Amiko Valenzuela The Pledge of Allegiance is one of the most know things in America kids say in public schools and at the president’s speeches. The pledge of allegiance has changed 3 times the very first pledge went like this; "I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands‚ one nation‚ indivisible‚ with liberty and justice for all." I​ n 1923‚ the words‚ "the Flag of the United States of America" were added. At this time it read: "I pledge allegiance

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