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    importance of a feeling of spirituality in regards to the light-azan. (Tamimi Arab‚ 2015: 158) In this essay I will look at the aesthetic of the prayer room and how this same spirituality Tamimi Arab mentions‚

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    Three Prayers to Darkness Macbeth’s three prayers to darkness could be called the turning points of the play. Each time one of them is recited‚ the course of the play changes; characters change and react differently to stressful situations. The one preaching the prayer varies; one is by Lady Macbeth and the other two by Macbeth himself. Nonetheless‚ the purpose is always the same; it calls out for evil‚ a supernatural evil to do the sin of man. Curiously‚ the degree of evil that the prayer calls

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    debate on whether or not prayer should or should not be allowed within the public school system. Often the argument is validated so as to not allow the actions of [prayer] disturb or influence another. The points of which both sides present are valid‚ however I believe there needs to be a middle ground. A way to compromise and allow for those who wish to pray be able to do so and those who don’t to not even be exposed to it. There are many religions where prayer is of the utmost importance

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    multidimensional element that encompasses not only the vertical dimension (our relationship with God)‚ but also the horizontal dimension (our relationship with each other). It starts with ourselves and opening the communication line with God through our prayer life. As we begin to experience the fellowship‚ community and communion with God‚ we develop that vertical dimension. Our living out the vertical dimension is witness by others around us. It is at this point we begin to realize the horizontal dimension

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    prepare your heart so that you can be ready to face any challenge that comes your way. 365 Pocket Morning Prayers can guide this time of life-changing conversation and help you express your needs and concerns to God. Don’t worry about what the day will bring. Instead‚ release your troubles and concerns into God’s care by reading and meditating on the prayers featured in 365 Pocket Morning Prayers. Begin your day in joyful anticipation‚ trusting that God is in control of your life and wants only the

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    time or shared his viewpoints on certain moral aspects such as racism‚ religion‚ and war. War is noted all throughout American History with several authors composing their positions on the issue. One piece from Twain that discusses war is “The War Prayer.” In the poem‚ Twain uses a unique strategy in sharing his viewpoints on war and religion. This approach should be examined to gain a full understanding of how Twain’s piece relates to social‚ cultural‚ and intellectual

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    Louis MacNeice expresses his strong views on the human life by writing a poem through an unborn child’s voice. He starts off by asking God to protect him from various dangerous animals that could harm him such as blood sucking bats and land rats. The poet uses vivid language through the child’s fears through words such as hear me and not come near me which also rhyme. Furthermore the poet tries to emphasize the unborn fears through metaphors such as human race may with tall walls wall me‚ being

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    Hozier begins by singing about an imaginary girlfriend who “giggles at a funeral‚” and who “knows everybody’s disapproval.” He regrets not having “worshipped her sooner.” Hozier is strongly attracted to this woman‚ whomever she is. In the next stanza‚ he claims that “if the heavens ever did speak / she’s the last true mouthpiece.” He believes that if God exists‚ He would speak through this woman. And compared to her‚ he believes church to be a “bleak” place‚ that spits out “poison” at those who attend

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    My fellow Americans‚ we stand today on the brink of war‚ grieving both for ourselves and for the people in Afghanistan‚ who have been hurt longer than we have. Ten days ago‚ the World Trade Center was attacked by a group of extremists based in Afghanistan. Since then‚ we have shown the strength of our people‚ who have intercepted the aims of the terrorists to prevent visions of democracy and self-government on which this country stands. Yet while our principles continue‚ unscarred and secure

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    3.2 The Pepsi commercial Jack Doyle‚ on his website on the history of popular culture (PopHistoryDig.com) tellingly exposes that Madonna’s first real controversy‚ the video clip ‘Like a Prayer’ that brought her global fame‚ was part of a television commercial campaign. As he sums it up‚ in the late 1980s‚ the two major soft drinks companies‚ Coca-Cola and Pepsi were engaged in a competition to reach millions of customers in soft-drink consuming. They thought it is an effective way to promote soft-drink

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