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    world is becoming more specific; therefore‚ the writing techniques are becoming more specific. Writers have a wide variety of literary tools such as allusion‚ metaphor‚ symbolism‚ and irony. Irony is the most common and efficient technique of the satirist. Since this technique is so popular and is being used in many different ways‚ people do not really understand the true meaning of the word. A clear understanding of the word irony‚ as it applies to literature‚ can be attained by an analysis of its

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    and whilst the sacking of Zara and Constantinople are not in question‚ what is in question is how much of a role did Pope Innocent III did play in the 4th Crusade? Was he the mastermind‚ or was control of the 4th Crusade taken from him? This essay will attempt to look through the sources and see whether Pope Innocent III did intend for events to take place as they did. When Pope Innocent III assumed power in the Papacy‚ in 1198 he immediately sent letters preaching about another Crusade. What was

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    church‚ the term "pope‚" which means “father‚” was used for any important and respected bishop‚ and the bishop of Rome was one of several important bishops in Christendom.” Rome had always been respected for its relationship with Peter and Paul and its position as the church in the Empire’s capital‚ especially after Christianity was legalized under Emperor Constantine. The doctrine of the supremacy of the pope finally reached its pinnacle in the late 13th century‚ when Pope Boniface VIII claimed

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    changed society has a whole and are correspondingly correlated. Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Franklin was a leading author‚ printer‚ politician‚ postmaster‚ political theorist‚ scientist‚ musician‚ inventor‚ satirist‚ diplomat‚ civic activist‚ and a statesman. As a scientist‚ he was a major figure in the American Enlightenment and the history of physics for his discoveries and theories regarding electricity. One of his contributions was the lighting rod. The

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    Chapter 12: The Eucharist; Supplemental Reading St. and Pope Pius X helped with the incorporation of the Holy Eucharist‚ because he believed that the Holy Eucharist was suppose to make people feel unworthy but they should receive it because it is the body and blood of Christ. Before this emphasis on the Eucharist‚ devout Catholics did not receive Holy Communion very often because they were motivated by a wrong sense of unworthiness. Pope Pius X‚ in order to fix this problem‚ lowered the age for

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    Palestinian question. Then there is the personal element regarding the approaches that various popes from Pius X to John Paul II used to the handle the Palestinian question. This paper will explore the following questions and offer answers to them. What stance did Pope John Paul II take to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict prior to becoming pope in 1979? What stance did he take on the issue after he succeeded Pope John Paul I? And‚ finally what was his attitude in the latter stage of his papacy which ended

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    more subliminal. Scandal is a TV show centered around our American government and man political concept. The show is centered around a love triangle Between the president‚ the first lady‚ and his ex campaign manager‚ and the main character‚ Olivia pope “A former White House communications director opens a Washington‚ D.C. crisis-management firm (Web‚ TV guide).” There are twist turns and cliff hangers around every corner when watching scandal. Each new episode unravels a secret battle that the characters

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    today. Introduction: This essay will consider the short and longer term impact of the pope‚ the monks and Christian ideas and beliefs on society during the Middle Ages as well as their impact on today’s world. The essay will argue that the role of the pope‚ the monks and the Christian ideas have had a huge impact on how society has developed. The three areas considered in this essay are linked. The pope was the head of the Catholic Church. He influenced the role of the monks‚ who in turn were

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    Bishop Burchard of Wurzburg and the chaplain Fulrad approached Pope Zacharias and questioned whether the Frankish kings should possess royal power. Pepin was then commanded by virtue of Pope Zacharias’ apostolic authority to be made king of the Franks in the city of Soissons. This episode in the Royal Frankish Annals is a great example that shows the growing importance of Christianity and religion during the early Medieval Ages. Pope Zacharias appointed Pepin to be king because he wanted to "avoid

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    The Late Medieval Ages are characterized as a series of events occurring concurrently that expressed a crisis of the symbol of security pertaining to the Roman Catholic Church. The Medieval Church had total control over the people who‚ regardless of social standing‚ believed in the existence of God‚ heaven‚ and hell. According to the document Lindberg provided‚ the people were instructed from an early age that only through the Roman Catholic Church were they allowed to be received into the light

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