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    Christina of Markyate Of St. Theodora‚ translated by C. H. Talbolt‚ tells the story of a young lady saint whose passion and devotion to God is tested by the perseverance of her mother. Throughout her story‚ Christina faces the feministic culture that the people of the town devote themselves to. With continuous indications of women’s powerless emotions under man’s instruction‚ the appearance of feminism is brought to light in the entirety of her story. During the 1160’s‚ it was not surprising for

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    Augustine’s Rhetoric vs. Cicero’s Rhetoric: Which was the better Rhetorician? Rhetoric is the ancient art of argumentation and discourse. When we write or speak to convince others of what we believe‚ we are "rhetors." When we analyze the way rhetoric works‚ we are "rhetoricians." The earliest known studies of rhetoric come from the Golden Age‚ when philosophers of ancient Greece discussed logos‚ ethos‚ and pathos. Writers in the Roman Empire adapted to the Greek idea. Across the centuries‚ medieval

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    not meet the criteria of their civilization. In St. Benedict’s Rule for Monasteries a sharp division is established between what constitutes being a monk and abiding by the rules and the outside world of secular Christians. While in the Franciscan Order there are distinction between the monks and the secular Christians but it is not as well defined and there are constant

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    SimBio Virtual Labs® EcoBeaker®: Keystone Predator NOTE TO STUDENTS: This workbook accompanies the SimBio Virtual Labs® Keystone Predator laboratory. Only registered subscribers are authorized to use this material. Laboratory subscriptions may not be shared or transferred. Student’s Name:_ _________________________________ Signature: _ __________________________________ Date: _ __________________________________ This and other SimBio Virtual Labs® are accessible through SimBio’s SimUText

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    St. Valentine’s Day Massacre The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre was the climax of the Prohibition Era and lead to the decrease in gang involvement in chicago‚ because after that day there was an increase in police in the city. The great horror story of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre was the most gruesome murder that was never solved. The police and federal officers never found evidence to convict a single person for that appalling day. The Prohibition caused many gangs to involve in illegal trades

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    Johann Sebastian Bach composed this piece. This piece is part of the St Matthew Passion‚ BWV244. It is a musical composition from the Passions written by Bach in 1727. The St Matthew Passion is written for solo voices‚ double choir and double orchestra. Picander (Christian Friedrich Henrici) is the libretto of this composition. This is a scared music. Only 2 out of 4 or 5 setting of the Passions survived. Bach was a devouted Christian‚ so he composed it for Good Friday. Gerne will ich mich bequemen

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    Anyone who has read Shaw ’s St Joan‚ or has witnessed the play can state with certainty that one of the fundamental objectives of the writer was to remove Joan of Arc from the romantic perception that grown around her. Shaw had a clear and simple vision of showing the world what she was really like. He wanted to shed the illusions people had constructed since her death and lend his audience the opportunity to view Joan from a perspective that had been lost for more than 400 years. Upon reflection

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    Thomas Aquinas’ ethic theory helps us understand why doping in sport might be considered unethical. According to his principle of Natural Law‚ “we ought to perform those actions that promote the values specified by the natural inclinations of human beings” (Mizzoni 47). He further develops on four essential human goods: our own life‚ procreation‚ sociability and our inclination to understand. Throughout the 20th century‚ certain athletes have violated some of those goods. When we look at the case

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    2017 St. Robert Bellarmine The astounding St. Robert Bellarmine was gifted us with his faith between the 16th and 17th centuries. From Pope Benedict XV‚ he earned the title “hammer of heresies” for his style of teaching doctrine‚ zealous attitude‚ and polemic works. Most famously‚ St. Bellarmine authored‚ “Disputations about Controversies of the Christian Faith against Heretics of this Age” in which he protected the most crucial of Church faiths from the arguing Protestants. Above all‚ St. Robert

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    Saint Elizabeth was a very caring‚ helpful‚ and all around devoted person to God . One of her most known quotes is‚ “ How could I bear a crown of gold when the Lord bears a crown of thorns. And bears it for me”. St. Elizabeth was born in Hungary on July 7‚ 1207. Elizabeth would always serve others‚ by putting their needs before her own. Her parents were king Andrew ll and Gertrude of Maranie‚which made Elizabeth a princess. Ever since Elizabeth was little she studied history of royal families‚ art

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