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    Assassin's Greed Essay

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    I’ve got a lot to say about Assassin’s Creed III. I’ve spent a good bit of time over the last 3 years thinking about AC3 and trying to wrap my brain around what exactly this game means to me‚ so this post will probably read like a bunch of jumbled thoughts and half written ideas. But considering "jumbled thoughts and half written ideas" is a pretty good description of AC3 itself‚ it seems appropriate. My first playthrough of Assassin’s Creed III was a disappointing one. I knew after finishing it

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    suggests that Jesus was not actually dead‚ but merely had fainted or passed out. Other sources also suggest that Jesus was possibly in a coma. After being placed in the tomb‚ Jesus somehow recovered from his fatal wounds‚ escaped‚ and convinced his disciples that he rose from the dead. Karl Venturini introduced the Swoon theory in 1768‚ but many variations

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    Jesus’s relationship with his disciples and how each of them felt and learned from Jesus’s divine sermons and teachings and‚ most importantly‚ his crucifixion. The first four Gospels of New Testament are the most well-known and essential gospels that are the basis of Christian teaching. These Gospels are written by some of the renowned disciples (Matthew and John) and followers (Mark and Luke) and they not only recount the relationship between Jesus and the disciples but also delineate his teachings

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    recounts the actions of Jesus‚ but also how he relates to two particular groups‚ his followers and his adversaries. In this paper we will look at how he chose his disciples‚ what qualities were required for discipleship‚ how he taught the disciples‚ and how they measured up to his expectations. Jesus literally calls his disciples to come and follow him. The summary statement is that Jesus "called to him those he wanted‚ and they came to him." (3:13) Simon‚ Andrew‚ James‚ John‚ were working

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    Humanistic Philosophy of Swami Vivekananda Br. Suvimalachaitanya Introduction Swami Vivekananda was a savant and philosopher of the highest order. The Philosophy of Swami Vivekananda is a gospel of humanism‚ for man is the central pillar of his life and teachings. Man‚ manliness‚ man-making these were the constant mantra on his lips. It sprang forth authentically from his own realization of the Divine that existed in himself and all. He therefore raised the dignity‚ and worth of man to the pinnacle

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    Verse 1b reads‚ “His disciples were hungry‚ and they began to pluck heads of grain and to eat.” What was Jesus’ reason for walking through the fields? Was it just a shortcut to his next mission or was it for other reasons? We know that Jesus was sensitive to the need of the people. In Mark 8:1-3‚ Jesus was aware that the crowd had followed him for three days and had not eaten. It is obvious that Jesus himself did not eat the grain since the Pharisees accusation directed towards Jesus‚ yet it

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    Arianism

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    conflicting views culminated until action must be taken in order for the church to survive. The church responded to this conflict of beliefs in the year 200 “As a result‚ by the year 200‚ Christians had formulated a statement of faith-the Apostles Creed” (Text pg. 76). Despite this and other actions taken by the Church‚ other factions of Christians such as the Gnostics and Arians still were in disagreement over who Jesus was. The Gnostics believed that material things were evil‚ which included the

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    1. How do we account for the radical change in the lives of the disciples from cowards in hiding to bold proclaimers of Christ within a few weeks? We can account for the radical change in the lives of the disciples from cowards in hiding to bold proclaimers of Christ within a few weeks since they were convinced He was alive as they saw Him and talked with Him. 4. Did the disciples have to be convinced that Jesus was who He said He was? What helped most in conning them (1

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    The National Prohibition of alcohol in America started in the year 1920. It was known as the "noble experiment". It was created to reduce crime and corruption‚ solve social problems‚ reduce the tax burden by poorhouses and prisons‚ and to improve hygiene and health in America. The results of the "noble experiment" was indicated that it was an absolute failure. This evidence is from the economic theory‚ which estimates that prohibition of mutually beneficial exchanges is bound to fail. The Prohibition

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    Arius had reason. The gathering at the time decided that Arius was wrong and that it was appropriate to call Jesus God. Arius was to be exiled and removed as a priest in Alexandria. From this council of Nicaea came the Creed of Nicaea which is a profession of faith. This creed is used to indicate

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