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    began with a meeting that took place on April 9‚ 1906 held by William J. Seymour‚ an African American Preacher who grew up exposed to many different Christian traditions. Seymour attended a Bible School which was run by Charles F. Parham. Parham’s’ followers received the baptism of the Holy Spirit and this led Seymour to learn his teachings. William J. Seymour and Charles F. Parham a white preacher were known to hold meetings in order to preach to whites and blacks during this time of segregation.

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    Use the following categories to analyze the ways in which African American created a distinctive culture in slavery:Family‚ Music‚ Oral traditions and Religions. Thesis:In the 1800’s‚ enslavement didn’t constrict African Americans but more so helped them to develop & construct their culture. As in every ethnicity family was crucial to african americans & not even separation could tear them apart. Talong with that‚ the different ethnicities & languages of the u.s. assisted in making creole‚ pidgin

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    audience. In Puritan America‚ colonists were constantly fearful of what would happen when they died. Since death at a young age was altogether too common in those times‚ early Americans wanted to be sure that they were right with God. Puritan preacher Jonathan Edwards understood these fears within his congregation and took advantage of them to make an argument for salvation‚ putting “the fear of God” in his audience through his distinctive speaking style. In his popular sermon “Sinners in the

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    Sacred Rhetoric Analysis

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    restricting the length of conclusion and to know when to stop. Its objective is to place the truth which has been explained or proved in contact with the heart and conscience. If people’s emotion is awaken (as it is the purpose of conclusion)‚ then preacher should dismiss them so that they can meditate upon the truth by themselves. This is when we should

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    Irony is the basically doing the opposite of what one says they will do. Flannery O’Connor was from Savana‚ Georgia but lived in Milledgeville‚ Georgia. She attended Georgia State College for Women and the University of Iowa and she was a devout Catholic (O’Donnell). Flannery O’Connor uses irony a lot in her short story “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” (O’Connor) which makes the story come to life. “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” written by Flannery O’Connor is about a family trip to Florida even though

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    Shortly afterwards he became a Methodist Preacher and played a key role in forming the African Methodist Episcopal church. Though he started out as a traveling preacher Allen eventually settled at St. George’s church. After a while the number of Black members increased greatly‚ which resulted in the segregation of the church. As a result Allen and the majority

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    granite. If the symbols were not in the story it would have been hard to know why the events in the story were set the way they are. All the symbols represent something different in Doodles life rather it be the coffin who symbolized death‚ or Preacher 3 the scarlet ibis who represented Doodle or lastly the storm which represented something bad way coming. If these symbols were not provided

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    Homosexuality Speech

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    morals to decide what is right and what is wrong. When I was 15 I sat in a pew with my family at church one Sunday morning and had to listen to our preacher give a sermon on gay people and how they are evil and doomed to hell if they do not find Jesus and change their ways. To this day that sermon really bothers me. I can’t believe a preacher of all people was up in front of that room essentially giving a hate speech on a certain group of people. I thought Christians were supposed to be non-judgmental

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    Hathorne and Danforth‚ Reverend Parris‚ the Putnams‚ and even Hale played a role in spreading the mass hysteria. Each one of them were highly respected individuals. Among the list were land owners‚ judges‚ and two preachers. The Crucible is set in the year 1962. If you were a preacher‚ you were the highest official in the town. If you owned land‚ you had power. Finally‚ if you were a judge‚ you were highly respected. The Puritans truly believed in leading by example and to be a “castle on a hill

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    compassion towards the poor and charity for the deprived. It is not surprising that Christianity became the religion of the masses of the poor. The reward of heaven for leading a pious Christian life was unique to Christianity. Moreover‚ Christian preachers had a missionary zeal not found among the Priests of the other religions. Their mission was to save

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