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    Moral Responsibility and Divine Freedom Classical theism contains a conception of one single God‚ a being of great power‚ wisdom‚ and goodness. This God is not just a great being or even the greatest being of all beings that have existed or will exist‚ but the greatest possible being. This means that God is a being which no greater being can exist or even be conceived to exist. Naturally then‚ God is taken to be a being whose goodness‚ power‚ and knowledge are such that it is logically impossible

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    An Awful Presentation

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    An Awful Presentation Introduction: A presentation has to be well planned‚ in-time‚ to the point‚ neat without errors‚ learning‚ and attention catcher‚ with less words and more pictorial if required with good examples. It has to be reachable and interesting to the audiences. That makes it most remembered. Likely‚ a presentation with all opposites too makes it most remembered as the most awful one attended. That reminds me of the most terrible presentation that I had attended during my course

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    King Lear inspires many philosophical questions; chief among them is the existence of divine justice. This concept was particularly important during the Elizabethan era‚ because religion played such a significant role in everyday life. Religious leaders directed people to expect that they would have to answer to a higher authority‚ expressing some hope that good would triumph and be rewarded over evil. But throughout King Lear‚ good does not triumph without honorable characters suffering terrible

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    English Oral TexFAVOURITE SONG A:Hey‚how are you? It has been a long time since the last time i meet you. B:Ohh!Hello..I’m good.How about you? A:I’m good too..I have a lot things to tell you. B:Really?What it is? A:Hey‚try listening to this music…… What do you thing about it.I really love this music.It give me an inspiration. B:Yeah!It’s good..I like it.It’s soft and calmly.It make me feel peace and calm. A:Yes.It;s true.I know that you will like this music.If you seen this music video‚you will like

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    When I started to plan my presentation‚ I had a hard time deciding what‚ exactly‚ I was going to say. I had started with the idea that I would just basically go over the main points in my paper in the order I wrote them in. I had a hard time getting anywhere with that idea. Then I did the Exhibition Fair. I realized that one of my more common talks that I did during the fair would be a good order for me to cover things in my presentation. So away went my old order and in came my new idea that

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    Testing Oral Proficiency: Difficulties and Methods Introduction: Although testing language has traditionally taken the form of testing knowledge about language‚ the idea of testing communicative competence is becoming recognized as being of great importance in second language learning. In testing communicative competence‚ speaking and listening tasks are commonly used. Those require tasks such as the completion of an information gap and role play (Kitao & Kitao‚ 1996). As language

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    future pastor‚ and being open about  experiences‚ faith‚ and God’s grace;  can shine light where there is darkness.This paper will describe how I have found my divine design and the steps that need to be taken to follow my divine design. The resources used to help find my calling were Ingle‚ Kent. This Adventure Called Life: Discovering Your Divine Design by Kent Ingle ‚MBTI‚ and the spiritual gift survey.     As of now God is asking me to take a step of faith without knowing where my next step is going

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    PowerPoint presentations 243 9 POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS Creating slide shows and related materials teaching LEARNING OUTCOMES This lesson introduces you to the basic features of PowerPoint which are particularly valuable in the teaching and learning environment. You will learn how to use PowerPoint to capture your ideas in outline form and convert those ideas into multimedia presentations. You will also learn how to use the application to create your own presentations both from scratch

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    Divine Roles Across Cultures

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    CHAPTER 3 The Female Divine THE GREAT GODDESS Was There a Great Goddess? During the last century and a half‚ numerous and seemingly related prehistoric artifacts depicting female figures have been found in a wide range from France to Siberia and as far south as Greece. Among these ancient objects are engravings‚ statuettes‚ and relief carvings‚ dating anywhere from 30‚000 to 5‚000 bce‚ some of which are adorned with designs such as crescents‚ spirals‚ triangles‚ meanders‚ egg shapes‚ and

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    Multimedia Presentation The e-learning lesson presented by Kristin to other teachers focuses on student learning styles and differentiated learning styles uses several e-learning principles to promote critical thinking skills in teachers. Kristin uses an assessment to enhance the worked example with the teachers through collaboration and feedback. She follows the guidelines that should be applied in a presentation in order for the learner to benefit most from the presentation. Kristin’s presentation

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