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    Jonathan Edwards incorporates simile‚ personification‚ and metaphor as his rhetorical techniques within his sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. Edwards incorporates rhetorical devices as a means to terrorize and persuade Puritans and to repent their sins. Throughout his sermon‚ Edward utilizes details and God himself to construct a frightening corollary for sinners in the after life. Edward emphasizes how dreadful and cruel the wrath of God truly is. For instance‚ Edward compares the "destruction"

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    “Why do we love the sea? It is because it has some potent power to make us think things we like to think.” Robert Henri statement not only applies to himself but it also explains many other human’s feelings towards the ocean. This passion is significant in “The Seafarer” by an anonymous Anglo-Saxon scop. “The Seafarer” intertwines the positives and negatives of a life at sea. The story goes through the sacrificial day to day life of a sailor. The voyages cause many controversial scenarios in

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    Deacons Persuasive Essay

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    The role of the deacon has been part of the church for centuries. In order to become a deacon‚ an individual must fit the required criteria and endure the proper training. Deacons have many jobs within a parish. Their roles and responsibilities differ from other parish members. The job of a permanent deacon has pros and cons and has recently been restored within the Catholic Church. Permanent deacons must fit a certain criteria‚ go through training‚ fulfill their duties to their parish‚ and endure

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    Gospel: Matthew 3: 13-17

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    Gospel: Matthew 3: 13-17 Homily: The gospel today was just like the gospel last Sunday. But today we celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ. We celebrate Happy Three Kings‚ but now we celebrate it as epiphany meaning knowing Jesus. In the gospel today John doesn’t want to baptize Jesus. But why? Our priest told us that John doesn’t want to baptize Jesus because Jesus doesn’t have sins‚ and he told us also Jesus wants to be baptized because he took our sins. Jesus wants us to be saved from our sins

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    Holy Eucharist

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    it’s not. Through mass‚ I learn a lot and give me a sense of safety wherever I go. And it’s also a way for me to thank God for everything he had done and given me. Sometimes‚ you can see people in the church only talking and not listening to the homily. This is often what I observed. It is truly saddening because God gave us this sacrament to listen to the word of God and yet we are not listening. I‚ too‚ sometimes don’t listen because I’m with my friends. You can’t just help it chatting with your

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    Developing and maintaining your relationship with God requires time‚ effort and desire for closeness. Just like with the other people‚ we need to work out and put every effort in maintaining our relation with them. If we really desire to develop and maintain our relation with God‚ we would definitely acquire the greatest happiness and blessings in our life. Our lives will never get lost and will keep on the right track. Take time to develop your relationship with God and reap all the rewards it brings

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    Benjamin Franklin

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    was jealous of all the attention Benjamin was getting and he scolded him. In 1733 he started publishing Poor Richard’s Almanack. Almanacs of the time were printed once every year‚ and contained things like weather reports‚ recipes‚ predictions and homilies. Franklin published his almanac under the name of Richard Saunders‚ a poor man who needed money to take care of his wife. Although Benjamins printing business thrived he retired during 1749. Now he could put his focus on science and making inventions

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    Prof. Jose Vidamor B. Yu - Manila Responsible Parenthood is the spirituality of the family. From the very beginning of marriage‚ the spouses embrace a new heart which makes them a gift for each other. The love they share encourages them to foster responsible family life. At the heart of responsible parenthood‚ we find God. He will be the source and fountain of life and love in which the family lives in the world today. Responsible parenthood is guided by conscience. It is the duty of parents

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    Liturgy Essay (Eucharist): 3--Scenario: You are a teacher in a Catholic school and your principal has discovered parents of your students who do not take their children to Mass because they themselves “get nothing out of it.” These parents have been invited to hear you explain (gently) what they do not seem to understand about the Mysterion and the Eucharist. The paper should be written in the style you would speak to them‚ but referenced appropriately. (Should be in first person voice) What

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    Human Life Extension technological advancements‚ the churches views of this topic are quite simple‚ if the gold was to extend your life beyond reason it is them morally wrong although if you were only trying to cure yourself of a disease and it results in a mass extension on life then it is ethical because that was not your goal. “Sooner or later it should be possible to find the remedy not only for this or that illness‚ but for our ultimate destiny – for death itself. Surely the medicine of immortality

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