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    spirituality role in sin requires one to enter deeply into their spiritual life‚ which will require one to abandon sin management and to seek inner transformation through the work of the Holy Spirit (p 165). This means for sin to be appropriately managed it involves one to exceed willpower and seek God‚ which allows for the spiritual disciplines to become essential tools for holiness (McMinn‚ 2007‚ p 166). McMinn (2007) explains that the spiritual disciplines are not what are causing one’s holiness‚ but

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    The Spiritual Practice of Lent The course Spiritual Exercises in Religious Traditions discussed the disciplines of a variety of religions based upon various traditions. These disciplines are practiced in forms of prayer‚ meditation‚ and asceticism to achieve a sense of self control. Religions that were analyzed in this course included Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Islam‚ Judaism and Christianity. The motive of this course was to teach students how these religions maintain their discipline through spiritual

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    The 3 greatest forces of conquest are guns‚ germs‚ and steel. Theses are the 3 greatest forces of conquest because of how much they have changed history and are still used in present time. Guns are one of the greatest forces of conquest because beforehand they did not have the proper materials to create and improve guns. However‚ during this time the Europeans during found another great force of conquest‚ and that being steel. By having this they will be able to improve their guns and create new

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    Have you heard of the Four Spiritual Laws? Just as there are physical laws that govern the physical universe‚ so are there spiritual laws that govern your relationship with God. An example of a physical law is the Law of Gravity in Physics. No matter what will happen‚ laws will be implemented or be taken into actions. Like the physical laws‚ these spiritual laws will also be implemented and it will happen no matter what. The first law states that‚ God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your

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    Advantages the Spanish had over the Incas The Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire is one of the most important campaigns in the Spanish colonization of the Americas. This operation‚ although carried out by Spanish conquistadors and their native allies‚ took decades of fighting to subdue‚ one of the mightiest empires in the Americas. One may ask‚ if the Incas were so powerful‚ how could they possibly have fallen to the authority of the Spaniards? Did they not have a strong enough army? Were there

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    From the river of life where Siddhartha learns the unity of all things‚ he takes himself back to the river he once crossed‚ and falls into a deep sleep that reawakens him to the world. Throughout the novel‚ Siddhartha travels to find spiritual meanings in his life as he deals with the Samanas‚ Gotama Buddha‚ the Kamala and the ferryman. From different events that happen to him physically and mentally‚ Siddhartha realizes what he is set out to do. After his father tells Siddhartha that he may join

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    A Latin Christmas In Martin Espada’s "Latin Night at the Pawnshop‚" the poet examines the Latin culture during Christmas time in a young‚ but still growing community of Latino immigrants. The poem proposes that during some time in America‚ people of Latino descent could not enjoy themselves during the holidays as they would if they were in their own country. Therefore‚ the theme of the poem is heavily influenced by the demise of Latin culture in America. Espada augments his poem to make the theme

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    Throughout history‚ conquests have lead to many changes in society. It lead two major group to shift the political‚ economic and social changes of the nations they conquered. Although these nations conquered others very aggressively‚ they were responsible for developing the changes within the culture and lifestyle of the nations they had conquered. During the early 19th century‚ France was ruled by Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon allowed the spread of new thoughts and ideas. Therefore‚ he was influenced

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    communicate. Every aspect of our lives whether‚ emotional‚ psychological‚ intellectual or social will call for communication on some level. There is a need to take care of our emotional‚ psychological and intellectual well-being‚ physical health and our spiritual needs. In order to address these needs we have to communicate. An individual’s identity and persona is developed and brought out by our action and interaction with each other via communication. We are not all similarly motivated nor are we all

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    The accounts of the Spanish conquest of Mexico are often Spanish and almost always "patently self-serving" (Hassig 3). They glorify the ideals of the groups that the authors represent and emphasize the improbability of the Spanish victories. They largely ignore the Native points of view of the conquest‚ due to both a smaller number of Native accounts and due to their own motives. However‚ Hassig presents a balanced narrative of the Spanish conquest of Mexico and considers the Native perspectives

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