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    John Wesley's Beliefs

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    scriptural holiness across the land” was considered to be one of the missions of the Methodist movement. Wesley was quick to point out that the mission to spread holiness across the land “was not intended simply to promote an individualistic type of piety.” Wesley had strong convections that to love God also was to love your neighbor. He also felt the entire world was his parish. Wesley informed “Bishop Butler that he had an indeterminate commission to preach the Word of God throughout the land

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    and the Bible is the supreme authority. However‚ over time people began to forget Puritan tradition. As a result‚ Jonathon Edwards‚ a prominent minister wrote “From the Sinners in a Hands of Angry God”‚ the eminent sermon used to scare people into piety. In the late 17th century Puritan Anne Bradstreet‚ author of “To My Dear and Loving Husband” and “Upon the Burning of our house”‚ wrote the first notable poetry of American History. Bradstreet’s poems went against Puritan ideals. Her poetry reflected

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    In the play Antigone by Sophocles‚ Antigone chooses to abide by the laws of the Gods rather than the precepts of the mortals. Although Antigone’s actions were rash and often disputable‚ she does the right thing by deciding to follow her individual conscience rather than obeying the laws of the state. Her decision to go against Creon’s decree in order to bury Polyneices leads to many unfortunate consequences. Although she is faced with death‚ imprisonment‚ and suicide‚ Antigone is not regretful. Her

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    followed by priests with artisans and merchants enjoying prestige as well. Peasants and slaves were the lowest in terms of social hierarchy. The Han dynasty completely redefined the Chinese social structure. A guidebook called “Classic of Filial Piety” was written anonymously and produced. It was written to teach family values to children at a young age. The Chinese social hierarchy system went from scholar-bureaucrats at the top‚ down to slaves at the bottom‚ similar to the Aztecs. The Aztecs

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    Heaven and Hell

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    Yudhishthira said: O grandsire‚ O thou that are possessed of great wisdom and conversant with all the scriptures. I desire to know those excellent ordinances in consequence of which mortal creatures have to travel through their rounds of rebirth. What is that conduct by following which‚ O king‚ men succeed in attaining to high Heaven‚ and what is that conduct by which one sinks in Hell? When abandoning the dead body that is as inert as a piece of wood or clod of earth‚ people proceed to the other

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    Judge Dee

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    Judge Dee takes on many complex cases and with his education in Confucian beliefs is able to catch each criminal and provide justice for the people of Chang-Ping. Judge Dee was a good Confucian government official because he practiced filial piety‚ he possessed the three most important characteristics of a Junzi and he implemented the idea of the Five Relationships. Through his rulings‚ Judge Dee demonstrates the importance of respecting and honoring one’s elders. He releases Mrs. Djou

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    Medieval Chivalry is a term for the knightly system of the middle ages and for virtues and qualities it inspires in its followers. Originally understood as a warrior code‚ the term comes from the French word for horseman‚ involving honor gallantry and individual training and service to others. The chivalric code dictates a knight’s lifestyles and actions throughout his lifetime. Strictly achieving the chivalric code proved to be a difficult task for a knight because of the knight’s emotional and

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    The Kingdom of This World

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    The Kingdom of this World The stark dichotomies in KOTW drive the action and conflict of the novella‚ and occur in both on the macro thematic level and down to the micro level of character. In a story-world filled with so many nameless faces‚ each named character tells an important point of view about slavery and liberation in Haiti. These distinctly different named characters are often presented in pairs‚ so that the reader can easily access and compare two opposing perspectives on the events

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    While discussing this hypocrisy‚ Strehle writes‚ “American exceptionalism assumes that the chosen people and the God who chooses them are white; racist to its core‚ such an assumption camouflages prejudice under the guise of piety” (112). The first American settlers‚ believers in God and Christianity‚ embraced American exceptionalism by making decisions that benefited the selected but had no qualms about ostracizing those deemed as outsiders. To be “chosen” means to be specially

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    sense of injustice that this has happened to his daughter‚ since he believes himself a man of piety and righteousness. “A sense of confusion hangs about him” as a he “mumbles”‚ his agitated almost angry behaviour suggests that not only does he fear his position being compromised but it is as if he feels a sense of injustice that this has happened to his daughter‚ since he believes himself a man of piety and righteousness. Perhaps his anger and frustration stems from the fact that he cannot come to

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