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    hermeneutics of humility helps us to “gain understanding–of God‚ texts‚ others‚ and ourselves–if we are willing to put ourselves second and our interpretative theories to the test of the text” (34). This leads to finding corrective for a weak and irrelevant pulpit. According to Lama‚ it is “a prophetic message that sapiently sets forth the whole counsel of God” (34). Interpreting Scripture in Northeast India needs to reflect

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    such as Harry Emerson Fosdick and against Charles Taze Russell‚ founder of the Jehovah Witness cult. He was a crusader against worldliness in the churches. Bible teacher James M. Gray called him “the greatest prophet of the Lord now standing in any pulpit in this country.” Said to be “the most influential preacher of prophetic themes in his generation‚” he interpreted Bible prophecy literally and emphasized the imminent return of Christ. The following is excerpted from The Tabernacle‚ the Priesthood

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    Galileo Galilei was an esteemed astronomer who lived in the time of great discoveries. Galileo was born in Pisa‚ Italy on February 15th‚ 1564. He soon moved to Florence with his family where he began his education in a monastery in Vallombrosa. He enrolled in the University of Pisa seven years later to study medicine. However‚ Galileo soon became interested in mathematics and the physical sciences. This interest brought an end to his medical studies. He spent three years searching for a teaching

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    Leonardo Fibonacci was born around 1170 A.D.‚ and died around 1250 A.D. He was born in Pisa‚ Italy and died there too. Leonardo’s mom was Alessandra‚ and she died when he was nine. His father was Guglielmo Bonacci‚ who directed a trading post Bugia‚ Barbary. As a young boy‚ Leonardo traveled there to help him‚ and that’s where he learned about the Hindu-Arabic numeral system. He recognized that arithmetic with Hindu-Arabic numerals is simpler and more efficient that with Roman numerals and so he

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    Leonardo Fibonacci

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    By: Rachel E-mail: shed30rar@aol.com Leonardo Fibonacci Leonardo Fibonacci was born in Pisa‚ Italy around 1175 to Guilielmo Bonacci. Leonardo’s father was the secretary of the Republic of Pisa and directed the Pisan trading colony. His father intended on Leonardo becoming a merchant. His father enlisted him in the Pisan Republic‚ sending him to various countries. As Leonardo continued to travel with his father‚ he acquired mathematical skills while in Bugia. Fibonacci continued to study throughout

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    seen as ambiguous‚ like the theme. In Melville’s Moby Dick‚ the primary symbols in the story are Father Mapple’s pulpit‚ which symbolizes that God himself pilots the ships at sea; Quee-Queg’s coffin‚ which represents hope and rebirth; and the white whale‚ which exemplifies the power that controls man. In Melville’s Moby Dick‚ one primary symbol in the story is Father Mapple’s pulpit‚ which symbolizes that God himself pilots the ships at sea. When Ishmael and Quee-Queg enter the Whaleman’s Chapel

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    He was born in Pisa‚ Italy. He later moved to Florence when he was a young child. As a young adult‚ he was going to become a priest‚ but later he decided to study medicine in the University of Pisa‚ but never completed his degree. He eventually studied mathematics with Ostilio Ricci and Christopher Clavius and began a correspondence with Guildobaldo del Monte. He applied and was turned down for a position in the Court of Bologna‚ but eventually became the chair of mathematics in Pisa. He married Marina

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    Exploring the Core Components of Dynamic Capabilities Abstract The concept of dynamic capabilities was introduced by Teece & Pisano (1994) and Teece‚ Pisano‚ & Shuen (1997)who asserted that in a dynamic environment a firm’s competitive advantage will rest on the firm’s internal processes and routines that enable the firm to renew and change its stock of organizational capabilities thereby making it possible to deliver a constant stream of new and innovative products and services to customers

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    Considered one of his masterpieces‚ the David was created by Michelangelo in Florence between 1501 and 1504. It is made of marble‚ measuring 5.17 meters tall. It depicts a male nude figure that represents David‚ a biblical hero. Traditionally‚ David was portrayed after his victorious triumph over Goliath. Looking back at both Verrochio’s and Donatello’s Davids‚ the sculpture was depicted standing over Goliath’s severed head. However‚ Michelangelo depicted David before the battle. Michelangelo’s

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