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    Meeting The Incarnate God by Metropolitan Philip and Fr. Joseph Allen expresses the practical approach the Christian struggle for all. The authors seek to speak both simply and in depth of one’s discovery of God by finding the kingdom of God within himself. This discovery isn’t a formula or just mere contemplation. The foundation of this great mystery ultimately lies in one’s honest discovery of oneself through the grace and guidance of the Holy Spirit. Our Trinitarian God in His ultimate mercy

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    The story begins in Nigeria‚ with the death of Femi and Sade’s mother. She was killed byagents of the corrupt government‚ the “Brass Buttons”‚ to force Folarin Solaja‚ thechildren’s father‚ to stop writing for Speak ‚ an uncensored newspaper. The children thenhave to flee the country‚ where they are not safe. Their Uncle Tunde arranges for themto be smuggled to London‚ where their Uncle Dele lives‚ with Mrs Bankole. Their fathershould then join them there. However‚ instead of finding the hoped-for

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    Truth Is Post-Truth

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    agenda’s‚ truth is sometimes ignored or becomes irrelevant. The question is if truth has become so twisted that it doesn’t really exist in its original meaning anymore? If truth has been lost there must be a substitute‚ this is where post-truth originated. Post-truth is when decisions are based upon emotions rather than facts‚ this is dangerous because each person feels a different way and therefore can justify melding a subject to fit their own liking. Post-truth has caused all truths to be called

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    Hemingway, A days wait

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    Ernest Miller Hemingway Ernest Hemingway (July 21‚ 1899 – July 2‚ 1961) was an American author and journalist. His economical and understated style had a strong influence on 20th-century fiction‚ while his life of adventure and his public image influenced later generations. Hemingway produced most of his work between the mid-1920s and the mid-1950s‚ and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. He published seven novels‚ six short story collections‚ and two non-fiction works. Three novels‚ four

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    I choose to read “The Other Hand of God: The Holy Spirit as the Universal Touch and Goal‚” written by Kilian McDonnell‚ monk‚ priest‚ and active contributor to ecumenical relations‚ because I have always been interested in learning more about pneumatology‚ which ia the study of the person and work of the Holy Spirit. I was also interested in reading this work because it was published in 2003‚ which makes it a more recent work compared to other suggested books for this assignment. Many scholars have

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    Summary of “Myth‚ Truth‚ and the Justification in Religion” William L. Power Phil 1200 In the article‚ “Myth‚ Truth‚ and Justification in Religion”‚ the author‚ William L. Power states and thoroughly explains his opinions and thoughts on theology and religion. Power presents three main arguments within the article to help prove his overall point. The first argument stated is the way theology and religion‚ or‚ in his words‚ a theology and a religion should be viewed

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    A Day's Wait Similarities

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    in many different ways‚ and in those stories there are different characters. The books A Day’s Wait‚ and A Stolen Day have those characters. The author of A Day’s Wait‚ is Ernest Hemingway‚ and the author of A Stolen Day is‚ Sherwood Anderson. Each characters have their own personality. They are both different and similar in different ways. The boy in A Day’s Wait is Schatz‚ and the boy in A Day’s Wait does not say his name. There are several differences‚ and similarities of both characters. For

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    A Day's Wait Differences

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    There are many similarities and between the two main characters. A Day’s Wait is by Ernest Hemingway. The setting took place in a father’s house nearly a century ago. The plot of the story was a boy who was sick acting courageous in front of his dad. A Stolen Day is the next story written by Sherwood Anderson‚ This story took place near a lake with him walking to school also nearly a century ago. This story is about a boy trying to get attention. Some similarities are that they both assume they are

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    Business for the Glory of God Book Review Liberty University Abstract This is my book review of Business for the Glory of God which we started the first week of this course. I have briefly articulated the author’s‚ Wayne Grudem‚ main positions and themes and then interact with them. That is‚ I have chosen two main points that I agree with and two main points in which I do not agree. My thoughts have been supported with well-reasoned arguments and additional supportive

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    The Truth About Truth

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    Refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge (1963)‚ Karl Popper suggests that no scientific theory can be classified as truth.  The only thing that can be done is to attempt to falsify the theory over and over again reject the theory repeatedly in different situations.  Each failed attempt will strengthen the theory and bring it closer to the truth.  Hence‚ Popper claimed that the truth of a hypothesis can never be confirmed. A hypothesis is an “if-then” statement‚ which that is an assumption of causality

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