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    The clash between good and evil has been a prominent theme in literature. The Bible presents the conflict between good and evil in the story of Adam and Eve. Many authors use the scene in the Bible in which the snake taunts and tempts Adam and Eve to take a bite of the apple of knowledge to demonstrate the frailty of humankind. John Gardner provides these same biblical allusions of good and evil in his novel‚ Grendel. One of Grendel ’s archenemies is the human. Humans refuse to look beyond

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    creation stories- comparing the Eskimo creation story‚ the Genesis creation story‚ and the evolution creation theory. There are some very different theories but some very similar concepts between the Eskimo creation story‚ the Genesis creation story‚ and the theory of evolution. The Genesis and Eskimo stories are pretty old whereas the theory of evolution is a lot newer. The Eskimo creation story has been ruled out by most as a myth or a folk tale. The Genesis story and the theory of evolution

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    When you hear the words Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian‚ what instantly comes to your mind? Many of you must be clueless. Greco-Romans are Greeks and Romans. Judeo-Christians is a combination of Christianity and Judaism. Judeo-Christians and Greco-Roman are both similar and different from each other though they both have an impact in the present day societies. Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian cultures had similar ideas about laws and individual duties that have influenced us today. Both cultures

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    fruit that both Adam and Eve ate without reparations in their mind is similar to infidelity. To expand‚ Adam and Eve fell victim to temptation after witnessing the fruit in all its glory and so Adam and Eve ate the fruit of good and evil in the Garden of Eden. Despite the warnings and commands by God to not eat the Forbidden Fruit‚ they still did because they simply couldn’t resist. As the story goes‚ they ultimately opposed the words of God and indulged in immoral pleasure (“Adam and Eve”‚ n.d.). In

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    After the Greek and Roman Empire‚ the Western Political Society was influenced by the ideas of Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian democracy system. This system has a big impact to the Western Society which makes up the major part of the law. Beside from religion‚ governments and law‚ the infrastructure was also affected. Judeo-Christian has contributed moral and ethical values to the Western civilization. The Ten Commandments was created in order for the citizen to determine between the right and wrong

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    example is when people are upset over the loss of a loved one‚ their parents are there to comfort them. After Cain murders Abel‚ God gives Eve another son‚ Seth‚ to console her. Another way God is like a parent is He sets rules and advises His children. First‚ just as parents advise their children not eat certain candies and foods‚ so does God. God tells Adam and Eve never to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. One more way God is equivalent to a parent is He disciplines His children. One

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    The story of Adam and Eve and Anthem’s Prometheus & Gaea are alike yet they aren’t. They are 2 sets of rebels living in their own worlds. They’ve shown great potential in achieving new things. No one is quite like these four. In fact‚ they were the building blocks of their society. Despite their unique distinctions they are somewhat alike. Prometheus and Gaea‚ characters in the book Anthem‚ fought through the struggle to gain singular knowledge and individuality. Prometheus devoted his life

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    Where’s the Eve in Adam‚ why couldn’t she love him when she had him? Why couldn’t trust just come naturally‚ why so much misery‚ like picking fruit from a forbidden tree. Where’s the Eve in Adam‚ why did the love bring hurt and a heart sadden? Where’s the solace‚ the safety net‚ where’s the all give and not much to get. The sharing‚ caring and respect. Where’s the Eve in Adam‚ why couldn’t she love him when she had him? Why the simple words just stab him? Words cut and hurt deeper than any physical

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    Within the modern European art section of the David Owsley Museum of Art‚ I found a painting by Antonio Molinari. Molinari‚ a Painter from Venice‚ Italy‚ created The Temptation of Adam and Eve from about 1701-1704—the painting is produced from oil on canvas. The painting is very large with the dimensions of forty-eight by fifty-nine inches. Notable images conveyed by Molinari are a naked man‚ a naked woman‚ a large snake‚ an apple‚ a tree trunk‚ and a natural background of a forest. Most of the

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    Comparing Creations World Views The world and how it came to existence is an interesting concept that the human race feels a great need to try and explain. For centuries many religious leaders‚ philosophers and basically every day human beings have felt a need for an explanation; why are we here? How did we come into being? What caused the universe? These are the question that we’ve been asking since as long as we’ve lived. Today‚ we have so many explanations to these questions‚ however‚ which

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