questions and viewpoints on the reason for the change. I. Saul’s Background A. Paul was a Jew (Acts 22:3) B. Paul had dual citizenship between Rome & Tarsus (Acts 22:24-28) C. Saul was a Pharisee 1. Gamaliel who was a famous teacher taught Paul (Acts 22:3) 2. Student of Law (Gal 1:13-14) D. Saul Persecuted Christians 1. Consented to Stephen’s death (Acts 7:58) 2. Scriptures of persecution to church II. Saul’s Conversion A. Saul’s conversion is mentioned three times Acts(9:3-19)(22:6-16)(26
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and did nothing about this injustice‚ so the problem was not fixed as soon as it could have been. Many people know about the horrible wrong doings that occurred throughout the Holocaust‚ but not many people know why the Nazis wanted to do this to the Jews or even the specifics of the events that took place. So many lives were lost throughout the Holocaust that the number had to be estimated in the records. Six to eight million lives were lost throughout the duration of the Holocaust. Along with lives
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DOCUMENT ANALYSIS SHEET Document Letter or Number I Source Kitab at-tibb al masnun fi daf’ at-ta’un Author Ibn Abi Hajalah Date mid 1300’s Primary Source Secondary Source Main Idea of document: The martyrs are arguing that the Lord is making their brothers died as they died Key quote‚ image‚ or data: “The martyrs say‚ our brothers (plague victims) died on their beds as we did.” Analytical Category: Muslim Responses Document
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DISC Assignment Hitler’s Willing Executions Did the masses of “ordinary Germans” approve of the mass murder of Jews and act as willing participators in the Holocaust? Participate: to be involved/take part (if somebody doesn’t do anything to stop the action‚ he/she is still a participator) Source/Author | Evidence & Interpretation | A- Daniel Goldhagen B- R. J. Evans C- Christopher Browning D- D. Bankier E- I. Kershaw F- M. Housdon G- Joshua D. Franklin H- William
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is because it lets Americans be their true self. You are being your true self if you are practicing a religion that you truly believe in. Nobody should take advantage for who you are or what you practice. Take World War II for an example‚ innocent jews had horrible stuff done to them for just practicing a religion. Nobody should ever have to go through something like that for just being who they are. Without the freedom of religion in America‚ innocent
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History tends to repeat itself and while the context may differ‚ the causative factors are most likely the same. One repetitive action throughout history is religious persecution‚ two examples include; Nazi Germany and the Salem witch trials. While the groups being persecuted had almost nothing in common the causes of the persecution were very similar: mob mentality. The responsibility is shared and thus responsibility is diluted. Being in a mob alleviates people’s sense of morality because they are
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of his collection‚ entitled Night‚ is a terrifying account of Wiesel’s boyhood experience as a WWII Jewish prisoner of Hitler’s dominant and secretive Nazi party. At age 16 he was taken from his home in Sighet‚ Romania and became one of millions of Jews sent to German concentration camps. At the Auschwitz and Buchenwald‚ Wiesel witnessed the death of his parents and sister. In 1945‚ the latter of the camps was overtaken by an American resistance group and the remaining prisoners freed‚ including the
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Syrian refugees rather than Jewish. In Germany and Austria‚ the Jewish community were being persecuted. They were being victimized by the Nazi party‚ simply because of their religion. This period of persecution lasted from 1933 to 1945‚ and became known as The Holocaust. During the Holocaust‚ Jews were moved into "ghettos"‚ where they would die from starvation‚ lack of shelter‚ and exposure. The healthy would be forced into labor or be used as medical experiments. The ill‚ elderly‚
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it. What then? There were international headlines discussing the disappearance of a race of people in Europe so deniability isn’t an option. But why did the people in Europe do nothing to stop the Holocaust? Was it because of the same beliefs that Jews were inferior or was it because if they did they would be thrown in jail or even killed.
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World War II Research Task: National History Challenge Theme ‘Legend‚ Fact and History’. I am against the premise that our contemporary‚ current understanding of the Holocaust and the persecution of the Jews is a combination of ‘Legend‚ Fact and History.’ I’m arguing that the only crucial‚ relevant aspect of our view is fact! That includes undeniable evidence that is totally accepted by all. Some historical records in our time are only causing controversy because many professional historians
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