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    How Does Playing Video Games Affect The Brain? How does playing video games affect the brain? In the article “Brains on Video Games‚ “ six experts discuss the positive and negative impacts that intense video gaming have on the brain. These impacts can be physical and/or mental. Here we will discuss some of the physical effects. One of the physical impacts‚ according to two of the experts‚ is on the gamer’s vision. Daphne Bavelier and C. Shawn Green claim that playing a certain type of action-based

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    throughout the whole human history. It seems impossible for people not to have some sorts of differences. However‚ since I have learned about Jewish culture‚ I am gradually facing with the noticeable different perspective between the Jew and the Gentile. Especially‚ it is about their viability. There is nothing but to speak words of praise for Jewish people. I have learned how Jewish people settled down somewhere in the 19th Century of East Europe from the movie ‘Fiddler on the Roof’. Jewish Father

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    apostle to the Gentiles.” He was indeed a man of faith‚ because he changed for the better through Jesus who called him from persecuting Christians to converting Gentiles to become Christians. He was truly loved by Jesus. Saint Paul follow Jesus and converted many

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    Christianity to the Gentiles‚ but in Lystra‚ some Jews talked the people into attempting to kill Paul by stoning him. Even though Paul was able to continue his missions trip‚ the extreme number of new converts forced Paul back to the church in Jerusalem to speak on their behalf for acceptance by the Jews as Christians. Subsequently‚ Paul’s second missionary Journey was to Greece

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    ground and heard a voice say to him‚ “Saul‚ Saul‚ why do you persecute me?” Acts 9:3-4. This was the changing point in Paul’s life and he immediately realigned his stances and began his ministry. For roughly ten years Paul had been preaching to the Gentiles in Cilicia and Syria‚ so the idea of a missionary journey would not be something brand new to him. At the time that Paul was called by the Holy Spirit to begin his endeavor Barnabas had been given the same calling. Due to their similar circumstances

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    people equally. All a person has to do is believe‚ it doesn’t matter if they are a Christian‚ Jew or any other type of person. This was important because he was bringing the message to everyone‚ both Jews and Gentiles. Making the missions available to both the Jews and Gentiles‚ allowed the Gentiles to convert‚ making the conversion of the Roman Empire

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    influenced. One thing which is quite clear is that Paul was a well – educated man. Before Paul’s conversion‚ he felt extremely strongly about persecuting early followers of Jesus as Messiah. As well as this‚ he would often preach the gospel among the Gentiles‚ in Asia Minor and Greece. It is important to mention the fact that Paul and his family were Diaspora Jews. This

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    effects 2 vary widely with the content of the specific game in question. Experimental‚ longitudinal and meta-analytic data indicate that playing violent video games increases aggression‚ hostility‚ and aggressive thoughts (Anderson‚ Buckley‚ & Gentile‚ 2007; Anderson & Bushman‚ 2001; Anderson‚ Carnagey‚ Flanagan‚ Benjamin‚ Eubanks & Valentine‚ 2004; Anderson & Dill‚ 2000). Games with positive content show positive effects. For example‚ playing a dancing video game can help children lose weight

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    impact; it also had a negative one on society. In the novel‚ the power of words seems to give an antipathetic impact‚ but it was not always like that. As previously stated‚ the power of words had a negative impact on society itself. In the novel‚ Gentile children were sent to school where they were taught about the “fuhrer‚” and how to idolize him. At their schools they were encouraged to shame and dehumanize Jewish people. During

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    at a “pathological” level that causes damage to family‚ social‚ school or psychological functioning (see Anderson et al‚ 2012). For example‚ it has been found that 8.5 per cent of 8–18-year-old US video game players do so at pathological levels (Gentile‚ 2009). Similar studies have found figures of 11.9 per cent in Europe (Grusser et al‚ 2007)‚ 8.7 per cent in Singapore (Choo et al‚ 2010)‚ 10.3 per cent in China (Peng & Li‚ 2009) and 4 per cent for 12–18-year-olds in Norway (Johansson & Götestam

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