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    This volunteer activity was with the Trek and Journey Club which consisted of boys and girls in Junior High and High school. The purpose of this exercise was to evaluate the frame of reference which one brings into the teaching experience compared to the field experience. Frames of Reference Ones frame of reference is developed and based upon ones own experiences through life and their impact upon their interpersonal relationships. As an older student my experience base is longer and broader which

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    Translations cannot provide a complete‚ accurate translation of a biblical text; each translation is an interpretation of the original. You cannot accurately translate a piece of work as there will be changes due to languages and culture. Ronald Witherup argues in his article The Challenges of Biblical Translation. Ronald argues that there is an interpretation in translation. There will be a loss‚ gain or change in the work . the translator is influenced by their intended audience‚ time period and

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    The Natural World Genesis 1-11 is filled with references to the natural world. The first two chapters are essentially all about the natural world because they are about the creation of it. The bible states that God created the world in 6 literal days by speaking it into being. He created the stars‚ moon‚ and son. The earth and sky‚ animals and vegetation‚ were all spoken into being and he created everything at a stage of maturity so they everything could reproduce. At the end of every day He proclaimed

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    BIBLICAL FOUNDATION FOR DEVELOPING CONTEXTUAL THEOLOGY Introduction Christianity which we follow today may not exist if there were no contextual theology. We would all have to learn Hebrew‚ Greek‚ Aramaic and culture of Israel by compulsion and then try to fit into the religious practices like circumcision‚ Sabbath and Jerusalem. It would be a problem for people other than the Jews to really understand and accept. Contextual theology helps people to know God better as it makes the Gospel relevant

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    American Romanticism Biblical Similarities in Hawthorne’s "Rappaccini’s Daughter" In Nathanial Hawthorne’s "Rappaccini’s Daughter‚" many biblical parallels can be found. This short story duplicates the first three chapters of Genesis in the Bible. The similarities range from the characters‚ to the setting‚ and even to the deadly plant in the story. The account of Adam and Eve in Genesis chapters 1-3 is extremely similar to the situation of Giovanni and Beatrice in "Rappaccini’s Daughter". In both

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    There are different views on humanity including machine‚ animal‚ pawn of the universe‚ and the Biblical view. Although each different‚ the views have similarities that can be compared allowing for more knowledge on the subjects. Through understanding each of the views deeper we can have better conversations with other people who may hold the same or different worldview as us. The machine and animal view on humanity are being highlighted. The machine view holds the belief that humans are worth only

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    In the biblical book of Job‚ the main protagonist undergoes a huge deal of human suffering. While lamenting his woes‚ Job questions God and asks: “[w]hy let people go on living in misery?” He then proceeds to say that “God keeps their future hidden and hems them in on every side.” (Job 3:20) Here‚ Job challenges God and attributes him to his suffering and afflictions. In response to Job‚ God details his power through the various things he created. In the passage of Job 37-40‚ He asks a series of

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    “There is nothing new under the sun.” People often talk about how Biblical values are diminishing in the everyday life of modern times. What I think they miss is that‚ in fact‚ every single Biblical value is indeed diminishing... but that’s no news. We live in a fallen world and are fallen people. Things have always been so and will never get better until Christ comes back and restores everything. This world is full of murder‚ rape‚ homosexuality‚ abortion‚ premarital sex‚ drug and alcohol abuse

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    APA Reference 1. Ireland‚ Hoskisson‚ Hitt. (2011). The Management of Strategy‚ Concepts and Cases (9th ed.). Canada: South-Western Cengage Learning. 2. Beal‚ V. (2005). Radio frequency identification. Retrieved February 10‚ 2012‚ from http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Computer_Science/2005/rfid.asp 3. The Aim Global. (2012). What is RFID? Retrieved February 10‚ 2012‚ from http://www.aimglobal.org/technologies/RFID/what_is_rfid.asp 4. Buzzle. (2012). Advantages and Disadvantages

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    Are the ancient biblical stories and the myths of the Greeks irredeemably male oriented? All ancient societies treated women as the inferior gender. It has been historically shown that in the ancient world‚ men were the leaders‚ heroes‚ and kings‚ and women served primarily as companions‚ helpers‚ and child-bearers. In the Old Testament and throughout ancient Greek literature‚ there is a constant theme of male superiority that cannot be ignored. Men did not believe that women were capable of existing

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