Donald Calloway and the Holy Spirit
RELIGION 1D ESSAY ON THE HOLY SPIRIT LUKE COX
INTRODUCTION
-What is the Holy Spirit?
-What is the relevance of the Holy Spirit to Christ?
BODY
-Discuss Donal Calloway's early life, what impact did his friends, drugs and disrupted life have on him.
-When did his life change? What brought about change?
-How did he turn his life around?
-What did he say caused the change in his life?
Conclusion
-How can a person like Donald Calloway make a difference in the lives of others
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The Holy Spirit is the third person in the trinity, it is a manifestation of three people (The father, The son and itself- the Holy Spirit). To Catholics, the Holy Spirit is a life force. It drives them to do good and live out lives which are engrained with Catholic morals and values. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to us to guide us after Jesus's physical departure, and to this day, every day, he guides and gives Catholics perseverance to undertake all aspects of life.
In Calloway's early years, he faced an abnormal upbringing to most children of his age. His life compromised of constantly moving and meeting new people. At an early age, he 'rebelled' against his parents when they were moving location to Japan due to work related reasons. At the arrival in Japan, Calloway started his quest for rebellion right there, he began doing drugs, hanging out with people who frequently participated in illicit activities, etc. In Japan, his life took a downward plunge when he became involved with the Japanese mafia, the seriousness of Calloway's intentions then became clear. The effects of the constant drug and alcohol abuse took a toll on his health and he was unable to run for long distances as he was impaired from the inhalation of the marijuana and other drugs. His rebellious and carefree lifestyle also took a toll on his family emotionally, as they became worried about Calloway and his
INTRODUCTION
-What is the Holy Spirit?
-What is the relevance of the Holy Spirit to Christ?
BODY
-Discuss Donal Calloway's early life, what impact did his friends, drugs and disrupted life have on him.
-When did his life change? What brought about change?
-How did he turn his life around?
-What did he say caused the change in his life?
Conclusion
-How can a person like Donald Calloway make a difference in the lives of others
--------------------------------------------ESSAY------------------------------------------------
The Holy Spirit is the third person in the trinity, it is a manifestation of three people (The father, The son and itself- the Holy Spirit). To Catholics, the Holy Spirit is a life force. It drives them to do good and live out lives which are engrained with Catholic morals and values. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to us to guide us after Jesus's physical departure, and to this day, every day, he guides and gives Catholics perseverance to undertake all aspects of life.
In Calloway's early years, he faced an abnormal upbringing to most children of his age. His life compromised of constantly moving and meeting new people. At an early age, he 'rebelled' against his parents when they were moving location to Japan due to work related reasons. At the arrival in Japan, Calloway started his quest for rebellion right there, he began doing drugs, hanging out with people who frequently participated in illicit activities, etc. In Japan, his life took a downward plunge when he became involved with the Japanese mafia, the seriousness of Calloway's intentions then became clear. The effects of the constant drug and alcohol abuse took a toll on his health and he was unable to run for long distances as he was impaired from the inhalation of the marijuana and other drugs. His rebellious and carefree lifestyle also took a toll on his family emotionally, as they became worried about Calloway and his