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    propitiation) The aspect of the work of Christ‚ particularly in the death‚ that makes possible the restoration of fellowship between God and man. The doctrine of the atonement states that Christ died and atoned for the sins of the elect. The core meaning of the atonement‚ for the Christian‚ is the satisfaction of a demand for justice. The doctrine of the atonement has been explained from several different perspectives: (Murphy 2009). Ransom Theory – Says Christ was given by God as a ransom to Satan

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    Harry Truman Years in Office: 8 | Term: 1945 - 1953 | Political Party: Democrat Domestic Affairs - Dismissed MacArthur during Korean War - Ordered desegregation of military - Executive Order 9835 - GI Bill of Rights Foreign Policy - Containment: prevent spread of Communism - Authorized atomic bomb usage - Potsdam Conference‚ Marshall Plan‚ NATO - Truman Doctrine - Korean War – domino theory – contain communism at all costs - Recognized Israel as a country Trivia - The S in Harry

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    In the short story Miriam by Truman Capote‚ Miriam is not a real person but a ghost-like follower. Miriam’s distinctive and unusual features are the main evidence to prove her unreal origin. One of those features is her eyes; they do not seem to belong to a small girl like Miriam: “Mrs. Miller decided the truly distinctive feature was not her [Miriam’s] hair‚ but her eyes; they were hazel‚ steady‚ lacking any childlike quality whatsoever and‚ because of their size‚ seemed to consume her small face”

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    the 20th century it is important to look at all of the achievements that these Presidents both foreign and domestic. When we speak of some of the great Presidents of the 20th century when easily refer to the likes of Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ Harry S. Truman‚ Dwight D. Eisenhower‚ and John F. Kennedy. It is these four presidents that have changed not only the United States but the world in their efforts as President of the United States. First we look at Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ it is thought that FDR

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    In Cold Blood Analysis Essay: Persons Unknown In part two of Truman Capote’s thrilling masterpiece‚ In Cold Blood; Persons Unknown‚ religion is observed repetitively throughout the chapters‚ from the frightened town of Holcomb in the aftermath of the murderers‚ to the hasty escape of the murderers‚ Perry and Dick. The second section of the book begins with a town paralyzed with fear since the recent murders of the honorable Clutter family‚ because “Of all the people in the world‚ the Clutters were

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    In Truman Capote’s book In Cold Blood‚ he describes the events of an actual murder that happened in Holcomb Kansas. The Clutter family of four‚ were savagely murdered in their own home with shotguns during the night. The book follows the murders Dick and Perry through events that follow the murders. The two murders have many similarities‚ but are also very different. Their background‚ affections‚ and mental awareness. Perry and Dicks childhoods couldn’t compare to each other they were so different

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    FDR (Court Packing) - Court Packing was supposedly designed to relieve the workload of The Supreme Court‚ but really it filled The Supreme Court with Kennedy’s cronies that would help to pass any legislation that he proposed. 2. Truman (Military) - Truman served in WWI‚ and used his experience as a backbone of his defense strategies. He ended racial discrimination in the armed forces‚ and he also made the decision to utilize the use of nuclear weapons against Japan in WWII 3. Eisenhower

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    The Doctrine of respondeat superior is Latin for “let the master answer”. It is a rule of law stating that an employer of a negligent employee is responsible for the employee’s actions‚ if the incident occurs within the scope of the employment or agency. It is a type of liability‚ which allows a third party to be held liable for actions done by an employee at the time of his or her employment. The employer can be held liable and does not have absolute immunity in lawsuits filed against them. Usually

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    A scrawl of a pencil ignited the flame of a shotgun and exploded the career of the American author‚ Truman Capote. His blood rushed with thrill‚ for he was the creator of a new genre‚ the nonfiction novel. He rivets readers with his uniquely-detailed character growth and a shocking murder plot of the Clutter family; yet‚ Capote’s journalistic character in In Cold Blood hold untrue. Despite condensing time and ignoring small details‚ the extent of a nonfiction novelist’s purpose is to always remain

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    Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. He was born on May 8‚ 1884 in Lamar‚ Missouri. Truman was the oldest of his two siblings. He graduated high school in 1901 and then became a bank clerk until 1906. He moved back to his family farm to assist his father in his old age. After his dad died in 1914‚ he became the owner of his father’s farm. Truman ended up marrying a childhood friend‚ Elizabeth Wallace‚ and had one child‚ Margaret Truman. Truman started his political career

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