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    the notion that nothing is really our fault. Now picture a man‚ a doctor. This doctor is well versed in theology‚ medicine‚ law‚ and logic and has a thirst for knowledge and a driving ambition that could potentially lead to his ultimate demise and damnation. No one can justly say that this character is not fully competent and capable of making his own decisions. As a renowned expert on theology‚ one could say that he knows full well of the free will and choices of a man depend solely on himself. Doctor

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    Chick Tracts Summary

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    topic‚ all of the tracts are related to how one can reach salvation; whether it is setting the guideline for what one should be doing‚ or should not be doing. Often times‚ when the tracts are specifying what one should not do‚ it is in relation to Catholicism or Catholic views. In the cartoon “Are Roman Catholics Christian?”‚ Jack T. Chick explores all the reasons why he believes that Catholicism is not a suitable means to reach salvation. Using scripture‚ amongst other sources‚ one can understand

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    The Cask of Amontillado

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    alive “paints the psychological portrait of repression” (Sweet Jr. Online). The burial of Fortunato represses Montresor’s evil nature and puts him at peace. In “The Cask of Amontillado‚” Edgar Allan Poe uses irony to develop his theme of seeking salvation through repression. Poe uses Fortunato’s name ironically to symbolize one personality between Montresor and Fortunato. Though Fortunato means “the fortunate one” in Italian‚ Fortuanto meets an unfortunate fate as the victim Montresor’s overall

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    Alvar De Vaca Analysis

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    Spanish explorers referred ironically to their early discoveries as The New World. The America’s‚ however‚ were inhabited by people with an extensive history‚ a wealth of customs‚ and culture. The New World would eventually become a blending of European and American cultures. Christopher Columbus describes himself only as a person observing from the outside‚ and details the geography he encounters. The entries‚ therefore‚ are not considered literature of witness. Alvar Nunez de Vaca‚ however‚ becomes

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    of sin and damnation. The Church was able to manipulate the devout faith of its followers by selling fake holy relics and religious indulgences. The laymen believed it was necessary for them to obtain such items in order to purify themselves of sin‚ and enter Heaven without suffering through Purgatory. Medieval drama did much to reinforce these beliefs‚ being completely liturgical. Morality plays were first performed at religious holidays‚ and warned audiences about sin and salvation‚ with personification

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    found not in the material world‚ but in eternal salvation with God. Therefore‚ she views God as loving and giving due to the promises He has for her in heaven. Jonathan Edwards‚ however‚ does not view God in this way. He thinks that God‚ “the God that holds [him] over the pits of hell‚ much as one holds a spider or some loathsome insect over the fire‚ abhors [him]” (154). Fearful and tormented‚ Edwards thinks that God promises nothing but eternal damnation‚ which contrasts greatly with Bradstreet’s conception

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    World Religions Report Stephanie Webb Axia College University of Phoenix HUM 130 Introduction The Catholic religion in the new world was led by ordinary men that wanted to form a church in similar structure to the church in England. Catholics during this time period were a minority as the first settlers of the new world were primarily Protestants. So Protestants during this time period outnumbered Catholics. Catholics wanted to keep

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    Protestant Reformation

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    individualism‚ predestination‚ and salvation. The emergence of Protestant Reformation brought about different views of life concerning religion‚ administration‚ and education. The theological basis of question—first introduced by Martin Luther‚ and further developed by John Calvin—motivated and instilled the power of individual thought and self-reliance‚ rather than dependence on the Catholic Church. “Luther recently had come to a new understanding of salvation which held that it came through faith

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    Macbeth and Free Will

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    In Desiderius Erasmus’s Defense of Free Will‚ he refutes Martin Luther’s creed that God predestines everyone’s lives and instead asserts that man alone possesses the power to choose his own path to either salvation or damnation. The play Macbeth‚ by William Shakespeare‚ raises similar questions – did the protagonist‚ Macbeth‚ willingly choose to commit such atrocities as killing the king and his court to feed his own ambition‚ or did he merely play the role of a pawn‚ performing that which fate bade

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    redemption by trying to figure out a way to avenge the murder of his father without jeopardizing his own salvation‚ dishonoring his mother‚ or throwing the palace and the whole country of Denmark into chaos. Because of his own sense of morality and his views of the afterlife‚ Hamlet struggles with his promise to his dead father’s ghost. How can he redeem his father‚ and yet ensure his own salvation? Laertes seeks redemption by avenging his father’s murder and the untimely death of his sister. He

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