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    The Murderers Are Among Us “The Murderers are Among Us‚” by Wolfgang Staudte was the first post-WW2 film produced in Germany. It is a fascinating film in the way that it helps to thoroughly depict the complicated atmosphere of post war Germany. I believe Mr. Staudte had the intentions of providing an informative‚ yet entertaining film for German audiences. However‚ this film also serves audiences by allowing them to take notice of the horrific events that occurred and also providing a different

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    Aliens Among Us: Notes Do we share our planet with alternative forms of life? •Page 1 •Every living thing on earth has a deep history •Earth is 4.5 billion years old‚ uninhabitable for the 1st 6 million •3.8 billion years ago is when life began to emerge more and more •All living organisms use DNA to encode their genetic info •They all use RNA •“In short‚ every species seems descended from a common ancestor whose attributes define what scientists mean when they say ‘life as we know it’.”

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    Is John Written to a Jewish Audience? While there is certainly debate about whether or not Jews were the primary audience for the gospel of John‚ there are many who do believe that John is the most Jewish of the four gospels. For example‚ Steve Wertheim‚ of Jews for Jesus related the following observation: “Not only is John ’s gospel written for evangelism‚ it seems to be written particularly for Jewish evangelism. From the beginning‚ the book of John is geared to Jewish thinking. John 1:1

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    Throughout the four Gospels of Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke and John‚ it is apparent that there are similarities as well as differences when it comes to portraying the life and times of Jesus the Christ‚ the general descriptions of who Jesus was‚ and the sayings and deeds of Jesus during his short stay on this earth. Scripture scholars highlight that each Gospel writer viewed Jesus from a different perspective. “The Church has always and everywhere maintained‚ and continues to maintain‚ the apostolic origin

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    The Gospel of John selects only seven miracles as signs to demonstrate the deity of Christ and to illustrate His ministry. Some of these signs and stories are found only in John. His is the most theological of the four gospels and often gives the reason behind events mentioned in the other gospels. He shares much about the approaching ministry of the Holy Spirit after Jesus’ ascension. There are certain words or phrases that John frequently uses that show the repeating themes of his Gospel: believe

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    All four gospels written by Mark‚ Matthew‚ Luke and John all began with word of Jesus with his life works and his miracles‚ parables and teachings. These stories of Jesus from people who knew him were passed down orally and were passed down through generations and over time they became teachings and preachings. In 70 AD Mark was the first disciple to put the stories of Jesus on paper‚ this happened because the older people started dying making it harder to remember the stories of Jesus so they decided

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    The Gospels are our most important resource in a study of Christianity. Christians obtain most of their knowledge and understanding of Jesus from the Gospels. These are the heart of all scripture because the gospels contain the life ad teachings of Jesus. There are four gospels‚ and which serves a significance to our faith. The four Gospels include Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke and John. The Gospel of Matthew Matthew’s Gospel is important because he helps convert Jews by teaching about Christ. This reveals

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    The Gospel of Matthew was written anonymously. Early church elders believed that Matthew of the twelve disciples was the author‚ but the apparent dependence on the Gospel of Mark has caused modern day scholars to abandon that theory. This gospel represents a testimony to Peter. It is believed to have been written between AD 50 and AD 80. There are many things that lead historians to believe that Matthew was writing to a Jewish or Jewish Christian audience. The nature of Matthew’s writing suggests

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    Critical Review

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    Name: 杨晓婧 Student ID: 2012471 A Critical Review of Effects of Synonym Generation on Incidental and Intentional L2 Vocabulary Learning During Reading Introduction This research report written by Joe Barcroft examined effects of synonym generation on second language (L2) vocabulary learning during reading the both incidental and intentional vocabulary learning contexts. 114 Spanish-speaking university students at low- and high-intermediate proficiency levels participated in the study. They

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    john donne and w;t

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    Through the comparative study of John Donne’s poetry and Margaret Edson’s play W;t we are shown the individual context of both writers and their perspectives on relationships and death. Donne represents his assurance of life after death in his Holy Sonnets. Additional to this in his earlier poetry‚ his valuing of deep relationship being critical to the human experience is reflected by his renaissance belief. Edson’s individual post-modern context is apparent in the appropriation and rewriting of

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