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    Forgiveness is one or the toughest tasks known to man‚ whereas others may argue needing to apologize is tougher. A lot of times pride gets in the way of an awesome apology and stubbornness take precedence over forgiving and accepting an apology. Thus being said‚ apologies and forgiveness are a tough pill to swallow‚ and this essay will discuss effective ways to apologize‚ what the Bible says about forgiving others and why Christians should forgive. Effective Ways to Apologize “I’m sorry‚ but the

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    Dante does tell us about sin in a more general way--in a different part of the Divine Comedy. In the Purgatorio‚ Dante uses the model of the seven deadly sins as the root causes of misbehavior to figure out the nature of different sins and how to repent

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    The Book of Jonah is a special and interesting book in the Hebrew Bible. Unlike other eleven prophets’ books which focus on the prophecies from the Lord‚ the Book of Jonah is a book which focuses on the prophet himself. Jonah alone is the main human character in this book. The fours chapters are like four acts; together they tell a story about Jonah’s special travelling experience and portray the image of this running-away prophet. However‚ the Book of Jonah does not tell the readers about Jonah’s

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    Similes In Sinners

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    In "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God‚" Jonothan Edwards makes use of similes‚ hyperboles‚ and repetition to strike fear into his audience in order to persuade them. By utilizing the sense of fear along with the rhetorical devices he manages to prove his point. By utilizing similes‚ Edwards makes a comparison to illustrate his point. An example would be when he states‚ "his wrath towards you burns like fire; he looks upon you as worthy of nothing else..." In the quote the comparison being

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    ------------------------------------------------- Question 01 – what’s it about‚ audience‚ style‚ genre‚ period‚ space‚ technical‚ your role. In November 2011 my group and I performed a devised piece entitled ‘Unrequited Love’. The theme of our piece was conflict‚ young people in love but with different aims in life. As well as the couple’s conflict we had two other characters who wanted to be loved but had to be underhanded to get it! Finally to add even more chaos we had the interfering parents

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    whites. Walker compared the Egyptian slavery to the Christian American slavery of his time and stated that the Egyptians treated the slaves just as cruel as the Americans do today. He also includes quotes from the Bible which state that the Pharaoh said to Joseph that he shall be in control over his house and rule all his people. Along with his religious references‚ he frequently speaks his mind on how he feels. He says things such as how the Americans are “the most wretched‚ degraded‚ and abject

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    Hypocrisy also had a profound impact on native Africans as their land and people were exploited. To start with‚ Africa was sliced up into pieces to be reigned over by the European powers. These European powers imposed their ideals as a veneer in order of gaining the chance of “weaning those ignorant millions from their horrid ways” (Conrad 12). In other words‚ colonists wanted to have their fair share of wealth from Africa by obtaining their raw resources. They wanted to take the resources from Africa

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    follower to sell everything he had and come follow him. Jesus required that his disciples were to deny themselves and take up their cross and follow Him (Matthew 10:38 and 16:24). Many thought the cost was too great and the gate too narrow. Jesus said in Matthew 7:13 that we are to “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction‚ and many enter through it.” The mission of the New Testament was that the “gospel of the kingdom will be preached

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    who he is‚ and all he can show is love. There is no difference between who he is‚ and what he does. Not only did God love Jonah‚ but he also loved Ninevah. Even with the disobedience displayed by Ninevah‚ he still loved them. He wanted them to repent and to return to him. If they were unwilling to do this‚ he was ready to destroy the land. You see‚ God didn’t want to do this‚ so that was why he sent a messenger in Jonah. He wanted his people to return and love him and him only. This story

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    Roles of Women In Hamlet

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    in Hamlet is Gertrude. Gertrude is Hamlet’s mother‚ a queen who betrayed her husband and got seduced by the prince’s uncle Claudius. She remarried with him and thereafter obeyed every order from Claudius. Gertrude is objectified by Claudius‚ as he said: "my crown‚ mine own ambition and my Queen." In this quote‚ Claudius says that the Queen is one of his possessions and that she wasn’t the first. This suggests that he seduced the Queens in an attempt to get to the throne. This marriage‚ only a few

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