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    Utmost Good Faith

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    Utmost good faith or Uberrimae fidei to use its Latin phrase is the requirement that the party seeking insurance discloses all relevant personal information to the insurer. For example if an insurance applicant is suffering from an underlying health issue and does not disclose this when applying for life insurance‚ the applicant is not fulfilling his duty of utmost good faith. The duty of good faith is central to and regulates all aspects of the contract of insurance (NIBA). According to Allen’s

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    Faith: A Total Commitment The biblical concept of faith implies deep personal commitment. Nowhere in the Scriptures do we find people merely giving God an affirming nod. True faith always involves a total commitment of one’s self to God. Seminary life is never easy. I have been through a lot of difficulties. But‚ there is one important virtue I learned from my stay in the seminary‚ the virtue of sacrifice. Seminary formation entails a lot of sacrifice. It demands ontological death – dying

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    The Fate of Montezumas Faith

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    11/10/2012 History 283 The Fate of Montezuma’s Faith It’s almost comical how the factors of fortune would so boldly control the life of Montezuma Xocoyotzin. It would begin with his birth in the year 1467‚ which also coincided with the Aztec year ce acatl‚ or Quetzalcoatl‚ the Morning Star.1 The priests claimed on the day of his birth that he would be a future ruler and a high priest of infinite wisdom. 2 By 1502‚ Montezuma had fulfilled this prophecy as the leader of the Aztec empire‚ reclaiming

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    perfect? In the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller‚ the town’s people believe there are witches among them and when something inexplicable happens‚ people start to take advantage of their own religious beliefs to falsely accuse others. In the Age of Faith‚ there were several problematic issues in the Puritan society: they had to constantly worry about their behavior because they didn’t want to upset God or the community‚ they could not speak their mind or contradict authority‚ and harsh punishments

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    Good Faith Bargaining

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    agreement (Natalie 2010‚ p.199). Good faith bargaining on the other hand‚ generally refers to duty of the parties to meet and negotiate at reasonable time with willingness to reach an agreement on matters within the scope of representation (Riley 2012‚ pp.22-29). According to Fair Work Act 2009 “To bargain collectively is the performance of the mutual obligation of the employer and the representative of the employees to meet at reasonable times and confer in good faith with respect to wages‚ hour and other

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    in today’s society. The addition of stressors and the busy lifestyles that are led have contributed to a climate of immediate action and reaction. According to Rosemary Chalk‚ “The Juvenile Justice Standards Project used three major categories to define child abuse: physical harm‚ emotional damage‚ and sexual abuse‚ with strict standards with each of these three categories” (Chalk 37). All of these forms of abuse have both a variety of effects and long-lasting impacts in a child’s life. These effects

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    Faith and Followership Qiang Wang MGMT 581 October 18‚ 2014 Jillian H. Gilbert‚ DSL Abstract This paper addresses the importance of followership and its impact to both ministry and organization. From the study Daniel Chapter 1 to 3‚ it explains the perspective on how followership affects the leadership. The view of followership in the context of my personal journey with God and the affect the way my view followership in the organization. It also articulates my followership patterns in the

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    My Personal Faith

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    My personal faith and beliefs contribute to every aspect of my life. I come from a Christian family and a congregation of baptized believers in the Lord Jesus Christ. My parents have always given me unconditional love and dedication‚ while teaching me healthy boundaries pertaining to life. Such as always putting the Lord first‚ being more concerned about the pain of consequences for irresponsibility‚ the rights and wrongs of my behavior‚ and what pain any of my actions may cause for others and

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    Faith Like Potatoes

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    Potatoes are an excellent metaphor for Angus Buchan’s book‚ Faith Like Potatoes. A good-looking stalk may hide a rotten crop under ground. As is taught by Christianity‚ you may be successful in this world without God‚ but there will always be that Christ shaped empty space in your heart that only God himself may fill for any one person to be happy. Angus Buchan was born into Southern Rhodesia‚ which is now modern day Zimbabwe. He grows up as a Christian and is slowly drawn away from Christ as

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    Little Crow

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    The author of Little Crow: Spokesman for the Sioux‚ Gary Clayton Anderson‚ is a professor of history at the University of Oklahoma. He is also the author Kinsmen of Another Kind: Dakota-White Relations in the Upper Mississippi Valley‚ 1650-1862‚ The Conquest of Texas: Ethnic Cleansing in the Promised Land‚ 1830-1875 and The Indian Southwest 1580-1830: Ethnogenesis and Cultural Reinvention. Other publications include Sitting Bull and the Paradox of Lakota Nationhood and he teaches U.S. Survey and

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