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    Both primary documents‚ ‘The Letters and Journals of Samuel Marsden’ and ‘Christian Missionaries Oppose Removal‚ 1830’ help describe how race was viewed in early nineteenth century New Zealand and USA. From these documents readers are given a clearer understanding on how the great chain of being theory effected views on race as well as gathering inisght into the white lensed view of missionaries and the reasons behind why civilisation of natives was deemed so important in both New Zealand and USA

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    This report is to be designated to the partners of Hackney and Walton law firm. This report is regarding your decision to support a worthy charity that will make great use of the funds donated that meets the charitable organization’s mission statement. After further research and after careful consideration I have decided that the first charitable organization Hackney and Walton’s law firm should support is the Institute of Justice organization which is located in Arlington‚ Virginia. The Institute

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    A MODEL FOR CHRISTIAN CHARITY: JOHN WINTHROP Saturday‚ January 26‚ 2013 9:56 PM 3 TOPICS: THE DOUBLE LAW OF NATURE AND GRACE LOVE IS THE BOND OF PERFECTION THE APPLICATIONS IN SECTION 2 OF PERSONS‚ WORK‚END‚ AND MEANS. THE DOUBLE LAW IS USED IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SPECIFICS OF EACH SITUATION. LIKE SHOWING MERCY ON A RICH MAN IN A CRISIS SITUATION. MORAL LAW TELLS US THAT MERCY SHOULD BE SHOWN TO THOSE WITHOUT‚ NOT THOSE THAT HAVE. BUT THE LAW OF THE GOSPEL TELLS US TO SHOW MERCY

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    will be going to. In the title the use of interrogatives as well as imperatives help to make the audience feel they should be giving their money because it’s the right thing to do. This together helps persuade the audience to give money to the charity. The third mode the text presents is delayed which is supported by the context of the article. The article is in a magazine so there is no immediate response . The way you know it’s in a magazine is because they say in the title to "have a look at

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    CARITAS IN VERITATE (CHARITY IN TRUTH) BENEDICT XVI‚ 2009 This social encyclical tackles the interrelationship and complementarity between justice‚ love‚ and truth. Love must be the foundation of all our efforts to create a more just world: ‘charity demands justice’ but at the same time ‘charity transcends justice and completes it in the logic of giving and forgiving.’ However‚ Benedict XVI points out that sentimentality and emotionalism arise when charity/love is practiced without truth. He

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    upper-class man‚ and politician‚ Winthrop assumed position of governor in the newly established community. Even from the start of their journey‚ Winthrop spoke in depth about his vision for an independent Puritan society in “A Modell of Christian Charity." He outlines the various social responsibilities of the community from the perspective of a European and Christian society. Centered around the importance of justice and mercy in the unity of the Puritan society‚ Winthrop approaches the difficulties

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    John Winthrop’s sermon‚ “A Model For Christian Charity”‚ shares deeply religious reasons and views on loving one another in “brotherly affection”‚ putting others before ourselves‚ and caring for others as if their problems are our own. Winthrop does create very good and direct points as to why we should be more unified in love through Christ the Lord. My reaction while reading this sermon was that I found it surprisingly intriguing. Reading the different points Winthrop made about how we should treat

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    likelihood on the completion of the action increases (POV). Spanish humanist‚ Juan Luis Vives brings a sympathetic tone in his speech when addressing the poor‚ and adds on to the idea that the poor deserve aid. He states‚ “Some know they have a duty of charity to the poor” and uses key words like “good intentions” (Doc 3). Highlighting it is one’s duty to look after and care for the poor due to the appalling living conditions that they lived in. In Document 9‚ there is a picture of a man at the door of

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    AP English Charity Many people donate to charity in their everyday lives‚ while others do it as an assignment. Individuals even give to charity just to receive money‚ gifts‚ or bonuses in return. Giving to charity portrays an act that certain people want to do for others‚ by the goodness of their hearts. However‚ then why do high schools ask their students who perform these tasks for a reward‚ such as extra credit and the ability to graduate? High schools that offer incentives for charitable acts

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    The Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) is a non-profit organization that helps keep families with sick children close with each other‚ and offers them the care and resources that they need. (What We Do. (n.d.). Retrieved March 29‚ 2016‚ from http://www.rmhc.org/what-we-do) The mission statement of RMHC is this: “The mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) is to create‚ find and support programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children.” ((n.d.). Retrieved April

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