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    Liberty Theological Seminary Written Assignment 2: Selecting a Disciple-Maker’s Message A Paper Submitted to Dr. Bob XXXXX In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Course Discipleship Ministries DSMN500 By XXXXX 6 Sept 2012 Introduction There are many well-meaning‚ devout‚ knowledgeable Christians who well never intentionally build even one world-impacting‚ world visionary‚ reproducing disciple. This is because they will never seriously pursue a systematic curriculum

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    SELECTING A DISCIPLE-MAKER’S MESSAGE Introduction Message selection‚ for the disciple-maker‚ is an all-important endeavor. Effective disciple making does not just simply happen. Happenstance cannot be and should not be the modus operandi of one who desires to reach people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. People are fragile and the Gospel is powerful. God has entrusted his fragile people with a powerful Gospel message. As people who have been entrusted with such a powerful Gospel‚ we should

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    realm of media cater for numerous factors such as audience expectation and commercial viability. Richard Jameson encapsulates the familiarity that accompanies media genre when he states that “name one of the classic bedrock genres – western‚ comedy … gangster‚ science fiction – and even the most casual movie goer will come up with a mental image‚ partly visual‚ partly conceptual”. Although genre can be used in this style of compartmentalization and preconception as a template for directors‚ on a deeper

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    through a life of petty crime until one particular occasion when after a fight with a former employer he fled to New York on the advice of his mother.[5] In Harlem he indulged in petty crime and pool hustling before he was taken under the wing of gangster Bumpy Johnson.[5] Lucas ’ connection to Bumpy has since come under some doubt; he claimed to have been Johnson ’s driver for 15 years‚ although Johnson spent just 5 years out of prison before his death in 1968. According to Johnson ’s widow‚ much

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    genre in Japanese culture while mob films on the other hand have a separate slot for films about Westernized Gangsters Yakuza Films Also vary heavily...going from Outcast movies to full blown crime syndicates But if we are including stuff from Japan to show world gang flicks then Yakuza films generally have a high set tradition of the Samurai Ethical code set in a modern Gangster. And most likely always pay homage to the old ways. British Mob Films English mob Films did not surface

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    Frank Lucas: The American Gangster INTRO There is no question that when you hear about the true “American Gangster” someone is talking about Frank Lucas. Before being arrested and sentenced to jail‚ Frank claimed to be making $1 million a day selling drugs on 116th Street in Harlem‚ NY. He was known for buying his supply directly from Southeast Asia‚ also called the “Golden Triangle”. It was said that he would smuggle the drugs using the coffins of American service men. Frank Lucas was a heroin

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    ARH 2050 St. Luke The painting St. Luke by Master Theodoric was painted 1360-1364 and is paint and gold on panel. The size of the piece is 115 x 94 cm. St. Luke is located in the Holy Cross Chapel‚ Karlstejn Castle‚ near Prague. One of the most intriguing parts of this painting is above Saint Luke’s right shoulder is a tan colored miniature ox. Although the ox is a symbol of Saint Luke‚ when I see this piece the miniature ox gives the impression to be an ominous figure in the painting. This may

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    Between 1931 and 1934 Warner Bros typically made violent gangster films that glamorized mobster through brutality and violence. This was until 1935 which saw the film G-men starring James Cagney who previously starred in films like Public Enemy. This film intended on putting the focus onto the law enforcement and glamorizing them rather than the mob. It had been described that (Leich‚ 2002‚ p27) “the film was brutal‚ fast paced as the gangster films which it borrowed everything but its moral loyalties

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    Irony Question: The Gangster‚ unlike many of the men in the book‚ is friendly‚ and treats Beli like a woman. However‚ his action creates an irony in the book. Explain. Answer: Many of the man in the book have been rude toward the girls in the book. They thought that their action is the right thing to do‚ since they have the Dominican Pride. All they really cared about was their appearance as a muchacha figure‚ and did not care for the girls’ feeling or needs. When “gangster” steps in after Beli

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    This new music genre portrayed images of gangs‚ guns‚ violence‚ and sexism‚ yet it somehow was well received and became very popular in the span of just a few years. The nature of gangster rap influenced society in a negative way‚ but nothing could be legally done to stop it. The group N.W.A. publicly attacked the police through lyrics and got away with it. The fact that there were no repercussions made it seem as though this type

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