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    A Farewell to Arms

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    also said that the existence of man comes before the essence of man‚ or in other words a man’s actions determines his nature. In his book‚ A Farewell to Arms‚ Ernest Hemingway demonstrates how people are desperately trying to act purely despite their sins by contrasting the motif of clean and dirty and having Fredric Henry washing himself all the time. To be dirty or sinful is normally bad and many objects‚ places and people who are associating with being dirty are illustrating a sinful nature. At

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    symbol to contribute to the overall theme of good and evil. Hawthorne explains “May God forgive thee… Thou too hast sinned.” (Hawthorne 228.) Dimmesdale says this quote to the crowd after announcing his secret sin of being Pearl’s father. He furthermore announces that he committed the sin of Adultery with Hester. This is showing the good side of him. How he decides to repent for what he has done wrong. Although he did evil things this was one of the many good things he did as well. Hawthorne explains

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    Chilmarc C. RS111 (E); BSN-2 September 12‚ 2012 Prayer of Contrition I am a man and a sinner‚ the way I move and go are products of my sins Have mercy on me‚ O God‚ according to your love; according to your great compassion blow away my transgressions. Wash away all my wickedness and cleanse me from my sin. For I know my transgression and my sin is always before me. Against you‚ and my brothers and sisters‚ I have sinned and done what is evil‚ For you Lord who saw everything can judge

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    Lauren Thomas 12/12/13 HELA Anthem Essay By the end of the novel‚ Equality finally understands why he never felt any guilt for his sins and transgressions. He comes to this realization‚ because he understands that his sins were thinking freely and choosing how he wants to live instead of being told how to live by the Council. Because society wants to stop free thinking and make everyone the same and equal in every way‚ they don’t like people like Equality who strive to be better.  Equality

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    Robinson Crusoe

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    helped him. For example when he calls the sprouting corn a miracle and later he turned it into just good luck. But during his illness his turn to religion was lasting. The hallucination of a wrathful angel who had threaten him for not repenting his sins is the major event in his emotional life. When he later took rum and read some verses from the Bible which told him to call upon God in times of trouble‚ he was deeply affected. His lost of one day during his illness could represent his renouncement

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    the decisive moment for all men—they pass either to life with Christ or to the unquenchable fire.” The final judgment is nothing more than a separation of the divine and wretched. He recognizes that Satan has powers of temptation which cause us to sin that must be cast down. Ignatius viewed hell more as a spiritual torment rather than a physical torment as it is described in 2 Thessalonians 1:9‚ “They will undergo the penalty of eternal destruction‚ away from the presence of the Lord and from the

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    announced than it had ever been before—the religious based‚ justice system formally punished her and society collectively tortured her. Based upon the religious‚ governmental‚ and social design of the society‚ Hester’s entire existence revolved around her sin and the Puritan perception thereof; this association breaks way to society significantly becoming involved in her life. <br> <br>The importance of a social framework for the new society‚ where the Church would be all encompassing‚ developed from the

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    The Ends of Beginnings

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    accomplished) and the applied aspect of salvation (salvation applied). 1. The historical aspect of salvation includes: the redemption by blood‚ the reconciliation of man to God‚ the propitiation of God’s wrath‚ the fulfilling of the law and the forgiveness of sins. ➢ 2. The applied aspect of salvation includes: evangelism‚ regeneration‚ sanctification and discipleship State the five tests that are used to verify theological truths. 1. Consistency 2. Correspondence 3. Priority of Data 4. Cohesiveness

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    The Road to Heaven

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    could not travel both. When I hear that‚ I have a religious aspect to that which is that one is clearly the road of sins which leads to Hell. With the other path it is the path of righteousness which leads to Heaven. So when I think of it in that form‚ I think of how I can apply that to my life. I say to my self when I choose this will it lead to the path of righteousness or the path of sins. So how he decided to go down the road less traveled which is the road of righteousness is by looking down to where

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    Bunyan's Vanity Fair

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    common people in his message. This is why he wrote Vanity Fair as an allegory. Almost every event in the story has a meaning and each meaning leads back to Bunyan’s main purposes for writing this story. His message was that if you avoid vanity and sin in life and give yourself to God‚ you will be saved. However‚ he also makes claims against the Catholic Church in an attempt to drive people toward the message of Puritanism. Bunyan’s opening into Vanity Fair clearly shows his position against vanity

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