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    Theology Field Trip

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    My Field Trip Experience By Regina S. Allen Intro to Theology The church I visited for my field trip report was‚ St Paul Lutheran Church‚ located at 245 East 138th Street in Dolton‚ Illinois. The service was on April 6‚ 2012‚ (Good Friday)‚ and was called Good Friday Tenebrae. It was a wonderful and enlightening experience that I would never forget. The front page of my report was taken from the program cover that the church was presenting. It is symbolic of the Resurrection of Jesus

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    Dancing isa passion

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    Dance dance is my passion because I when I’m happy and feeling the impulse to express myself I go ahead and do it and lose myself. I lose myself in the music. I feel as if I can move more beautifully than anyone in the world. My imagination takes over. I feel like I can enter a million universes just by dancing. I can fly‚ I can teleport‚ I can travel in the most fantastic ways nobody but me could see or understand. I feel unstoppable. I feel invincible. I feel incredible‚ joyful and wonderful

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    activity for children on or around Halloween in which they proceed from house to house in costumes‚ asking for treats” (History of Halloween)‚ throwing bonfire parties‚ or going to haunted houses‚ a typical religious Hispanic family would be setting up altars in their homes or gong to “visit the gravesite and pull weeds‚ clean any debris and decorate the graves of loved ones”

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    Introduction The Greek people were the most successful ancient civilization. I think this because they came up with amazing things like‚ art. Greece also came up with amazing food. Lastly Greece is the most successful ancient civilization because of their outstanding battle groups winning many wars. The Fallen Warrior Greece is the most successful ancient civilization because of the Greek art piece of art fallen warrior from the temple of Aphaia. This is a piece of art created in c. 480-470 BC

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    Idol Of Jealousy Analysis

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    Idol of Jealousy The prophet Ezekiel was shown a vision of the temple. In this vision‚ the prophet saw various activities/services/ministries that were happening in the temple. While Ezekiel saw these activities/services/ministries that were happening in the temple‚ it was also revealed to him God’s perspective concerning these activities/services/ministries. The truth is God’s perspective and human perspective concerning the same events are different. The many people involved in the temple and

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    Brazen Alar Of Sacrifice

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    THE BRAZEN ALTAR OF SACRIFICE John‚ Chapters 11 and 12 regarding two deaths Death provides an inheritance. To humans‚ an inheritance means to receive money‚ property or some form of human wealth when a parent or relative dies. It is something we look at as a great blessing despite the loss of a loved one. Many reports regard the greediness of the receivers of inheritance. In the coded walk and in the Word of God we learn that at the Brazen Altar of Sacrifice two deaths are involved with two inheritances

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    Ara Pacis Augustae

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    The Ara Pacis Augustae‚ known as the Altar of Augustan Peace‚ is one of the most renowned works of Roman art. Many scholars believe this specifically represents Augustus’s triumphant return from Gaul and Spain. As a result‚ the monument commemorates Augustus’s finest accomplishments for bringing peace in the Roman world. Consequently‚ the altar encompasses the theme of peace and the prosperity that occurred thereafter. Although the name of the artist remains unknown‚ much is known about its history

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    Medieval Church History

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    “Dear Fathers‚ we should listen again to the lament of God proclaimed by the prophet Jeremiah: “they have turned their back to me” (2:27). Let us turn again towards the Lord!” (Sarah). When Robert Cardinal Sarah make this call during an address at Sacra Liturgia‚ a liturgy conference in London‚ it unleashed a storm of controversy that had been simmering beneath the surface for some number of years. Catholics the world over either rejoiced at his suggestion‚ or seethed that he would call for a return

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    looks bigger. The first thing that I noticed when walking in is the altar at the front of the church. The altar has statues of three iconic saints; the one in the center is San Felipe de Neri. I’m not too sure who the other two saints are. A kneeling angel on each side flanks the saints. When you look up from the altar‚ you see some anionic imagery of a cross with the symbol of the sacred heart. To the right of the altar‚ is a statue of Jesus with the Sacred Heart. This statue is both iconic

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    and what he does. Interestingly‚ the transition from the octave to the sestet is a run-on or enjambment containing one of the key metaphors of the poem‚ the anvil as altar: Set there immovable: an altar Where he expends himself in shape and music. One effect of this is to enable us to experience the anvil or altar as a magical point of transition between the material and immovable world of objects and the fluid‚ musical world of human consciousness. The rhyme scheme of the sonnet

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