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    Role Model: Bill Cosby

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    Role Model Review: Bill Cosby My observation is based on the biography of Dr. Bill Cosby. Cosby has been a great example of what a father and leader in the community is all about with regards to the Christian worldview. Even in his hay days‚ in the mid-60’s‚ as a standup comic he was regarded as a PG comic because his material was clean of profanity and focused more on his personal life and experiences as a father. In 1965 he released comic albums that garnered him six Grammy Awards. His work

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    Economic institutions are comprised of market actors who are individuals and organizations that buy‚ sell‚ and trade in open and free markets. Thus‚ resulting in the production of goods and services that the market demands. They operate within a framework of law and regulation set by government officials on local‚ city‚ and state levels. These laws‚ regulations‚ and policies serve as the code of conduct for market actors and their conduct. The sole purpose of these corporations is to produce goods

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    significance of religion in politics‚ which was evident in the rhetoric of political thinkers. This was clear in Winthrop’s sermon‚ A Model of Christian Charity‚ upon which the colony of Massachusetts was founded as God’s providence in the New World. Thus‚ the Puritans must live collectively and help one another when faced with dire situations‚ in order to uphold their role under God’s will. Further‚ William Penn’s Frame of Government of Pennsylvania begins with the statement that humans were created

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    Polycarp’s refusal to renounce his faith is one of the most important reasons as to why he is a good model for Christians to follow. He did not crack under the pressure. He did not get angry at his captors‚ his situation‚ or God. He stood firm in his beliefs even unto death‚ giving Christians for ages to come‚ an example of courage and resolve. “The Proconsul urged him and said‚ ‘Swear and I will release thee; curse the Christ.’ And Polycarp said‚ ‘Eighty and six years have I served him‚ and he hath

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    The role of nurses in early Christians was led by the idea of love and caring for others and they were called “deaconess”. They are advocate for their patient to give quality of care‚ safety‚ and improvement of their patients’ wellness and preventing illness‚ and restore health. Nurses can assist individuals‚ families‚ and communities’ in a recovery‚ and help to maintain optimal health and function from birth to old age. Nurse’s roles are to identify the needs of patients and find a way in meeting

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    Why “Beowulf” is a Work of Christian Propaganda If “Beowulf” was set in pagan times in a pagan area‚ then why does it seem like a Christian poem? The history of the “Beowulf” manuscript is quite interesting‚ and once we have researched the past a bit‚ we can see how and why the poem was altered from its original state. We know that “Beowulf” was originally a pagan poem due to the time frame and location in which it was written (Chickering). The numerous mentions of “God” and biblical allusions

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    John Winthrop was one of the first settlers of the Massachusetts Bay plantation in 1630. He delivered a sermon called A Model of Christian Charity‚ while aboard the ship taking these Puritans to the New World “which outlined the principles by which the new colony should be run” (Mulford 237). He uses Bible scripture to reinforce his idea of how their community should be created. As the Bible is the foundation for these Puritans‚ it is important to see how he uses scripture to create their perfect

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    disenchanted with the oppressive and corrupt Stuart monarchy. A time when Charles I‚ a true believer of the divine right of kings‚ decided to rule without parliamentary consent‚ and imprison Puritan parliamentary leaders in 1629. Winthrop penned A Model of Christian Charity in response to his disillusionment on his way to New England on the Arbella in 1630‚ joining the first large contingent of Puritans who left England in order to establish the godly commonwealth. Leaving behind his lay life as a modest

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    classic story‚ one of the Aesop’s Fables. The fables taught with Biblical reasoning questions are used as models to help lay a solid foundation for future writing skills from the Biblical worldview. They provide clear-cut examples for finding the theme‚ that is the moral‚ and they also relate a literary piece to your student’s life. The following points presented in bold are distinctly Biblical worldview. Note that this includes giving definitions‚ and comparing and contrasting things. There are also notes

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    John Winthrop‚ a devout Puritian‚ is a governor‚ not a minister. However‚ while sailing on the Atlantic with others seeking refuge‚ Winthrop wrote a Sermon called “A Model of Christian Charity‚” that uses key concepts of philanthropy to hold the community to a high standard of Christian behavior. As a politician‚ Winthrop wants a community that will thrive and sustain‚ to get this‚ he explains that these citizens must act together as one bond. A thriving community is a concern for Winthrop because

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