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    required to counter and control his power. Gilgamesh was more god than mortal‚ and the narrator suggests that his equal‚ Enkidu‚ is a singular force of nature and he does not have great speech. Enkidu anticipates the hairy Esau of the Bible and possibly Ishmael‚ “the wild ass” of a man. He helps the animals to escape human dominance that mess with the balance of the world. When Enkidu must come to civilization‚ he has a woman for redemption. He confronts the strong power of a woman’s sexuality‚ which subdues

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    Comparing Starbuck and Ahab Ahab is the Captain of the Pequod‚ a grave older man reaching his sixties who has spent nearly forty years as a sailor‚ only three of which he has spent on dry land. The novel is essentially the story of Ahab and his quest to defeat the legendary Sperm Whale Moby Dick‚ for this whale took Ahab’s leg‚ causing him to use an ivory leg to walk and stand. Ahab is a dour‚ imposing man who frightens his crew through his firm obsession with defeating Moby Dick and his grand hubris

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    Way Gone – Short Essay During the Sierra Leone Civil War that started on March 23‚ 1991‚ the eleven-year armed conflict caused the displacement of many citizens and the conscription of child soldiers. The novel A Long Way Gone‚ shows the memoir of Ishmael Beah’s childhood during the violent years of the war. Throughout the story the author Beah embodies the loss of innocence in many parts of his early life. Using the different events that Beah experiences‚ the author displays the transition of youthfulness

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    Child Soldiers in Uganda

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    Bibliography: Beah‚ Ishmael. “The Making and Unmaking‚ of a Child Soldier” New York Times 14 Jan‚ 2007 Gold. Thomson Gale. Alameda Free Library. 19 April. 2008 <http://find.galegroup.com/srcx/retrieve>

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    This showed his dedication to god. Moses leads the people out of egyptian slavery to the promised land. Jesus‚ Paul‚ Peter‚ Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke‚ Timothy‚ Titus‚ and others.  Jesus was crucified for the sake of the followers. Abraham‚ Ishmael‚ Muhammad. Central beliefs One God Belief that they are a Chosen people.  Live according to the laws set out in the Old testament‚ primaly the 10 commandments. Jesus is the Son of God‚ the second person of the Trinity of God the Father

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    and keep my life. Another key difference is that if I fail in my pursuit‚ it will not drive me to insanity. In conclusion‚ Captain Ahab let his lifelong infatuation with Moby Dick cause the death of himself and his entire crew‚ save Ishmael. I let my commitment to schooling rule my life‚ but I have found a balance‚ a balance between school and life. I have learned how to adore life‚ while still making it possible for me to live the brightest future I

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    Ahab's Pride

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    Moby Dick “Long days and nights we strained at the oars while a white whale swam freely on‚ widening the waters between himself and Ahab’s vengeance‚” Ishmael said describing the ships encounter with Moby Dick. Ahab is obsessed‚ to the point of being disturbed‚ with this unique white whale. Ahab showed much pride in their journey‚ something that could damage the crew easily. Ahab desires the ability to defeat the great whale‚ all seamen’s enemy‚ and become a more powerful God than it. Although

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    Judaism‚ Christianity‚ and Islam are known as the three Abrahamic religions‚ meaning that‚ in addition to being monotheistic faiths that worship the same God‚ all three religions feature the Prophet Abraham in a foundational role. The nature of that role‚ however‚ is unique to each religion‚ and speaks to the other; a significant differences of belief between them. They were all born in the Middle East and are all internally linked to one another. Christianity was born from within the Jewish tradition

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    | The Religion Islam | The Religion Islam What is Islam? The word Islam means submission to the will of God. The religion of Islam is the acceptance of and obedience to the teachings of God which the Muslims—followers of Islam—believe God revealed to his last prophet. Muslims believe that there is only one God. The Arabic word for God is Allah which means‚ the one and only true God who created the whole universe. According to Muslims‚ God sent a number of prophets to mankind to teach them

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    with so much blood that the water had ceased flowing” (Beah 66). Many of the civilians‚ like Ismael had their homes destroyed‚ and were forced to evacuate their towns without food‚ water‚ or protection from another attack. The fear of death enticed Ishmael Beah to be enlisted as a child soldier‚ partially to retaliate against the rebels and to be given the necessities of life. Many of the refugees from the Sierra Leone Civil War that also suffered from starvation and dehydration‚ also enlisted as soldiers

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