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    The God of the bible can be described as good because he is seen to act in morally good ways in the world. He creates a world in which everything is seen to be good. “God saw everything and it was good.” In the Bible God’s commandments are the moral laws. The Ten Commandments state that is good according to God. They provide a summary of people’s religious and social duties. God could be said to be showing his love for this through these laws. Another common biblical image of God is that of a judge

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    victim of betrayal sometimes at fault? Also Tartuffe had a loss of virtue once he committed some of the deadly sins. Orgon was also enlightened by the end of the situation‚ he was ashamed that he had been so naïve. Tartuffe is made out to be a righteous and holy man; he loses his innocence once he is framed by Elmire. “Ah! Ah! You are a traitor and a liar!‚ some holy man you are to wreck my life.” Tartuffe originally lost his innocence once he coveted Orgon’s wife. His pursuit for the wife turned

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    daughters to let the world know about his heroism. Yap Penraats commitment to guiding those Jews to safety paid off and was awarded the designation of: “The Righteous among the Nations” in 1988. Penraat was one of the small minorities that recognized that the Jews were like everyone else and that they had rights. Yap Penraat and all of the other Righteous of the Nations taught us to believe in the equality of all human beings and that anyone can make a difference.

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    MORE THAN A CARPENTER IS JESUS REALLY THE LORD THAT HE CLAIMED TO BE? The book More Than a Carpenter by Josh and Sean McDowell this is his personal journey on how life can bring about a change in one’s beliefs‚ religion and faith. McDowell testifies about how he came to find JESUS to be more than a carpenter. He displays investigative evidence that defines JESUS to be LORD. The questions that are asked and need to be answered in are‚ what makes Jesus so different‚ can you keep a good man down

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    Paper on Nahum Nahum is telling the people in Nineveh that God will punish them. They are enemies of Israel and Judah. And they have hurt God’s people and people from other countries too. Now God is going to punish them for all the wrong things that they have done. Until now‚ he has been very patient. He is very angry with the people in Nineveh. God has used armies to punish his people. This is because they have not listened to him. And they have not done what he says. One of those armies came

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    Christianity. Therefore‚ the readers can reason that if the institution goes against the word of the Lord‚ then it should be terminated. Similarly‚ Eva shares a view that is similar with the views of the Quakers that take in Eliza in her time of need. Simeon tells Ruth that everyone should learn how to love thy neighbor by using themselves as an example (pg. 117). He means to tell her and the audience they should be considerate of other people’s situations; in this case‚ free men should be considerate

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    oppose the act of circumcision‚ except as it was a condition of salvation. This is why Paul clearly delineates the purpose merits of law as those things that are uphold by the believers‚ namely the morality aspects compared to the legalistic‚ self-righteous works conditions that provide justification from God. Bruce notes‚ “Once Paul had relied on these and other forms of legal obedience for his justification before God: now he had found a more excellent way. But if‚ as those people maintained‚ “justification

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    “How can we expect a righteousness to prevail when there is hardly anyone who will give himself up undividedly to a righteous cause.” These are the words of a famous WWII hero‚ Sophie Scholl. She was a part of The White Rose Resistance Group‚ a passive group resisting the Nazis. The White Rose was a heroic group during WWII. This group has thoughtlessly given themselves to a righteous cause; to save Jews from the death camps. This selfless group of heros put their life on the line to do anything

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    it actually encourages them to express anger‚ according to nature’s habit of teaching by imitation. WE OCCASIONALLY hear of "righteous anger." We mean anger that is justified by circumstances. But‚ in a sense‚ all anger is righteous. That is‚ all anger justifies itself in the mind of the person who feels the anger. In another sense‚ there is no such thing as righteous anger. For no anger can really justify itself. ANGER is a form of madness. The words we apply to it show that human beings have

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    walking behind the wagon in which the dead man has been placed‚ seeing the corpse frozen in the twisted agony of its death. That sight‚ he says‚ would prevent any man from adopting convincingly the notion that dying for one’s country is somehow righteous. When I read “Dulce et Decorum Est” I noticed the intensity of Owen’s images. Owen is able to make the horrors of warfare come alive in this poem. Some of those images are expressed in carefully chosen metaphors; others are simply presented

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