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    concise and practical Holy Sonnets. John Donne’s originality becomes apparent in his modern and novel approach to poetry. First‚ Donne displays his modernity with his directness. Donne wastes no time elaborating on the process or buffing the details. In his “Holy Sonnet 10”‚ Donne expresses this immediacy by declaring the message of his poem in the first line. He shouts an imperative to his enemy‚ in this case Death‚ telling him to “be not proud”. The same holds true in “Holy Sonnet 14” where

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    name is Tunji Adepoju; The Senior Pastor of Thunderingvoice Apostolic Ministry‚ worldwide. We shall be looking at the second in a 13 week series packaged by the Holy Spirit for your total freedom titled: FREEDOM FROM DREAM TERRORISTS. Today we shall receive FREEDOM FROM EVIL DREAM CATERERS ; through the word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit; your total freedom is guaranteed in the name of Jesus. b.MESSAGE ONE ❖ In Mathew 13:25 Jesus Christ declared that while men slept‚ the enemy sow tares

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    John Donne

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    As one of the most influential poets of his time‚ John Donne set the bar high for aspiring poets in many decades to come. Donne was born in London‚ England in 1572 into a devout Roman Catholic family. Donne was born during a time when practicing religion was illegal in England‚ but his family practiced anyway and avoided attention to be able to do so. Donne’s prominence in the Church of England was likely influenced by his upbringing‚ which in return highly influenced his poetry. Depictions of British

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    THEO 201 Final Essay

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    Alexis Chapman THEO 201- B18 June 29‚ 2015 Final Essay A foundational belief for all Christians is how we serve a God that loves His children unconditionally and has been approachable and involved in our lives and His creation. Throughout this essay I will approach the theology of creation‚ explain how God is actively involved throughout it all‚ and how His doctrine will impact whatever career path I chose to follow after college. In Genesis 1:1 we see the verse that tells us‚ “God created

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    Pope John Paul 2 Analysis

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    Pope John Paul II’s first encyclical letter was published couple of month after his pontificate in 1979. “Redemptor Hominis" is the name of the document which was read on the first Sunday of the lent in all churches. This letter showed Pope’s way of thinking and his pastoral approach. The letter indicated how far ahead John Paul II was with his way of thinking at that time. People reading this document could notice unusual and sophisticated approach in terms of theology‚ pastoral care‚ and anthropology

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    Batter My Heart

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    Heart” is the fourteenth and one of the most well-known of the Holy Sonnets. The sonnets were written during a hard time in his life in which he was struggling financially and was in the midst of converting from Roman Catholicism to Anglicanism. The last few sonnets were thought to have been written after the death of his wife causing his writing to be more in depth and focused around that tragedy (John Donne). The rest of the Holy Sonnets reflect on Donne’s “religious convictions and address the

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    The Book of Acts

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    the power of the Holy Spirit through His apostles and followers. Luke’s aim is to give an historical record of the early church from its birth in Jerusalem to how it reached around the world with the Gospel. Through this work Luke reveals that everything that was said previously about Jesus Christ was absolute truth. The book of Acts can be split into two main parts: 1. The birth of the Church 2. The missionary journeys of the apostles The book begins with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the

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    Principal of Union of Christ

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    Chapter 1 Just like the townspeople need a mayor‚ we‚ as Christians and disciples need Jesus. Without somebody in our lives to guide us‚ to rule over us‚ we are left open to attacks‚ to wars. A leader over our lives is needed. Jesus is my king‚ the only one who rules over my life. I go to Him when I am in need‚ I go to Him in all situations in my life‚ and He provides and guides my life. Chapter 2 Jesus is my savior. There isn’t anything in the world that loves us more than Jesus. He died

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    Science and Religion in ‘The Island of Dr. Moreau’ The Island of Dr. Moreau depicts the dueling concepts between science and religion. Throughout the Victorian Era within which H.G. Wells’ novel was written‚ turmoil between science and religion was at its peak. New scientific theories were proposed including Darwinism‚ which H.G. Wells strongly advocated as witnessed in his book. Many Christians opposed these findings as these new ideas often disproved what was written in the Bible. Therefore‚ a

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    the Word of God. God is best known in Jesus Christ as John 14.19 which states that he who has seen me has seen the Father that is reveal through the gospels. God has revealed Himself as existing in three distinct persons: the Father‚ the Son‚ and the Holy Spirit. God’s revelation of Himself‚ however‚ is in no way essential to the accomplishment of His works. According to Warfield (2003) he said that‚ the elements of the plan of salvation are rooted in the mysterious nature of the Godhead‚ in

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