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    is to establish a common set of good values and a larger worldview within their demographic‚ the commonality stops there. One may argue that both faiths share certain larger concepts – like the concept sin (karma)‚ liberation & heaven and hell – but the process of attaining liberation‚ gathering sin/karma and reaching the heavenly and hellish realms is so different in Jainism than that of Christianity‚ and hence‚ they are in no way similar. In this paper‚ the concept of liberation in both Jainism

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    Occasion of Sin Diarmaid Ferriter was born in Dublin 1972‚ and is one of Ireland’s prominent historians. Ferriter is a ‘professor of modern Irish history at University City Dublin’[1] and a “broadcaster with RTÉ radio and television.”[2] The book ‘Occasions of Sin’ covers a range of subjects including: abortion‚ pregnancy‚ celibacy‚ contraception‚ censorship‚ infanticide‚ homosexuality‚ prostitution‚ marriage‚ popular culture‚ and social life. He also explores various ‘hidden Ireland’s’[3] associated

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    he sees Hester and Pearl mocked by the community any time they are out. Dimmesdales guilt gradually got him to bad health physically and mentally. Hawthorne did not cease to ignore the immorality Dimmesdale to confess his sin and Guilt is what leads Dimmesdale to confess his sin and guilt to the whole town. In Hawthorne’s eyes guilt was what kept people from becoming immoral sinners. Without guilt or conscience people would tend to be out of line and impulsive. In The Scarlet Letter‚ Nathaniel

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    can be argued he is a bad father and king but does that make Lear a bad man? Does he deserve the suffering he endures? Also‚ when Lear talks of sin who is he addressing? As sin is generally defined as a violation of religious or moral law so is Lear talking to God in this speech‚ or is he thinking in terms of his tormentors and victims on earth? Lear’s sins as a father are quite unique and therefore difficult to analyse. First he asks his three daughters to announce their great love for him so he can

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    Puritans believed that you were born sinful and evil because of the original sin committed by Adam and Eve. Humans are born into a sinful world and humans are corrupt because of this. The Puritan author Winthrop talks of natural liberty and said that human nature is corrupt. He said that man "hath liberty to do what he lists;

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    revolves around a crucial theme of sin and redemption. In Hosseini’s novel‚ redemption is significant because sin is so persistent. Amir opens the story by telling us not about how exactly he sinned‚ but about sin’s strength. Throughout the novel‚ the theme of Sin and Redemption is evident throughout the actions of the main characters‚ Baba and Amir as they sin and plead for redemption. Throughout the novel‚ the protagonist‚ Amir weighs each event against his sin‚ his betrayal of Hassan. He struggles

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    devil‚ and sin. The significance of light imagery in the novel shows goodness and God’s acceptance. Hawthorne describes light as beautiful and bright. The author does this to symbolize goodness and purity. Also‚ Hawthorne describes light when Hester walks through the forest. The light will shine on Pearl‚ but will not shine on Hester. This symbolizes that the light shows God’s acceptance of the Puritan people. The author does this to show that he can not forgive Hester for her sin because she

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    those that do not believe on him‚ but has wrath upon the sin and unrighteousness shown by that person. Grendel‚ at the end of the book‚ was finally defeated. Beowulf ripped his arm off and Grendel was faced with the option of suicide. He says‚ “ Poor Grendel’s had an accident... so may you all‚” (Gardner 174). It is implied that he then jumped off the cliff‚ committing suicide. One might say that his death was God putting wrath upon the sin that Grendel committed. Because Grendel felt the wrath of

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    it is a sin. The belief in God is also a very important theme in the story; one must not disregard Christianity - that is the greatest sin. Throughout the story‚ Karen learns that the most important things are not material but rather non-material values. The story also presents one of the most important values in Christianity: charity‚ and the ability to forgive those who have sinned. Everyone is allowed into heaven as long as they believe in God and can confess their sins. The sin that Karen

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    humans. But they focused on sin as human action. For all they preached hellfire and damnation‚ they nonetheless harbored an unshakable practical belief in the capacity of humans for moral action‚ in the ability of humans to turn away from sinful behavior and embrace moral action. Whatever their particular doctrinal stance‚ most nineteenth-century evangelicals preached a kind of practical Arminianism which emphasized the duty and ability of sinners to repent and desist from sin. Conversion

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