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    The concept of divine design is best defined as how “God uniquely designed you [us] to participate in His mission” (Stolszfus). Piece by piece‚ the word ‘divine’ is relating to God and ‘design’ is the creation of an intentional blueprint. The key term ‘uniquely’ in the definition of divine design reflects on the creative characteristic our God has – there is no child alike or identical we were all created in His image with different purposes and functionality. Our ultimate purpose is to spread the

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    Paul’s statement is aimed at addressing the main issue that both Jews and Greeks have a hard time with and that is Jesus’ humanity. The Jews cannot believe that God would take on human flesh and then submit to crucifixion and death because this would be seen as a denial of God’s omnipotence and immutability. The Greeks‚ on the other hand‚ could not believe that God would become incarnate because‚ to them‚ heaven is the ideal place since that is where all the forms exist. Human life for the Greeks

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    Saint Paul is a saint that changed for the better of all Christians and all people. Before Saint Paul’s conversion‚ he was called Saul because he was Jewish. Saul was there for Saint Stephens death because he was persecuting Christians. Saul did not believe in what Saint Stephen was trying to teach‚ so Saint Stephen became the first Christian martyr. He converted to Christianity because Jesus was calling to him asking‚ “Why are you persecuting me?” Then‚ Saul became blind on the way to Damascus.

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    Analyse the evolution of Christopher Wren’s designs for St. Paul’s Cathedral. From as early as before the Great Fire of London‚ Christopher Wren was involved in architectural projects for St. Paul’s cathedral. The evolution of his designs for the new St Paul’s began with his ideas for the old; the evolution of his designs were a process of both creation and reinvention. Starting with the vision he never lost - of the London skyline marked by a grand dome landmark - he endured the problems of building

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    St. Paul’s Cathedral St. Paul’s Cathedral has had a very interesting and long history. It involves natural disasters‚ sabotage‚ invasions‚ lies‚ and deception. It has been through a lot over the many years of its existence‚ including several reconstructions. While there has been many changes to it‚ the one thing that could be counted on was the fact that there was always something unexpected happening to it. Even though St. Paul’s Cathedral has had some hard times‚ it has re-bounded with the

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    he never stops searching for. However‚ we will always face many challenges and temptations. As a result‚ it requires us to rely on the love and mercy of God‚ and to put forth effort to resist and overcome temptations so that we can live in God as Paul’s example: “I [he] live‚ no longer I [him]‚ but Christ lives in me [him].” (cf. Gal 2:20) St. Augustine‚ St. Aquinas‚ and Mystici Corporis Christi have taught us the twofold dimension of our relationship with Jesus as his mystical body. This relationship

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    works as there were rampant forged documents bearing Paul’s name. Some scholars have disputed second letter to Thessalonians and Colossians as Paul’s own composition. Scholars believe these letters were composed by Paul’s

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    The role of Mrs. Morel and Miriam in Paul’s life The relationship between Paul and Miriam is one of the central themes in “Sons and Lovers”‚ since it is through this relationship that Paul faces his issues regarding his mother’s role in his life and women. Even though Clara is later part of the theme of Paul‚ women and his difficulty in committing‚ it can be argued that Mrs. Morel‚ Paul and Miriam are somewhat a love triangle. The fact that Miriam shares certain personality traits with Mrs

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    her story not told in letters‚ but instead as a nostalgic written account put into a book. While both women were hopeful in the the trying labor of working in the mills‚ Paul’s experience at the mills

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    As the war changes so does the young and innocent mind of Paul Baumer. This is shown not only in his thoughts‚ but in the actions that he takes throughout the novel itself. Specifically‚ Paul’s mind changes because of his views on the war‚ how he witnessed the death of his classmates‚ and the battles that are fought change his personal view of life‚ and what it means to him as well as the war in itself. One of the more obvious ways that the war had affected the conscience of Paul is shown later in

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