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    Summer 2014‚ AP Lit & Comp Summer Reading Assignment: How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Summer reading serves as an opportunity to restart your academic critical thinking skills before school starts and to think about works of literature as carefully constructed pieces of art with something to say. This summer‚ you are required to read two books: How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster and Purple Hibiscus

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    Candle Making

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    women nowadays love to collect candles because of its new designs‚ styles and its fresh new scents. 2. Filipinos are very religious. Because of this‚ candles are being used for different religious and social activities such as weddings‚ burials‚ baptisms‚ daily prayers‚ birthdays‚ and thanksgiving parties. 3. From the study conducted‚ it has been found out that 80.5 % of the 400 respondents in Palompon‚ Leyte wanted to have a candle manufacturing firm in the vicinity. 4. Based on the information

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    Recount Mother's Day

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    and a happy mother’s day hug. Mom read the letters and opened the presents. There was a big grin on her face when she opened my little brother’s gifts which are chocolate balls from the baptism party we went the night before. Same with my little sister who gifted Mum with the baby in a cradle also from the baptism party but both gifts were artistically wrapped in their personally cut out big hearts giving it their personal touch. My sister and I bought Mum a heart pendant. Dad treated Mum to a lunch

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    through a very difficult time with his belief in Jesus and God. The biggest accomplishment in his life would be the baptism of Jesus‚ John baptised thechrist and practically started an entire community who believed in god. Yes‚ St.John the baptist did make the world a very good place because he in his time he helped jesus with his mission and in this time and day he made catholic baptism a worldwide act. John affected people very positively‚ in not only baptising people who really believed on god

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    John 3: 24 The Spirit

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    that he/she does not have the Spirit. “The Spirit was a witness of Jesus incarnation who through “water and blood” affirming that the Spirit depended on Jesus. The water and blood means water in the baptism‚ it can also represent the water and blood from Jesus’ side at the crucifixion‚ and his baptism and crucifixion” (Warrington‚ p. 208). The Spirit is not only a witness but testifies to Jesus. The book of Jude‚ “the brother of Jesus who became save and probably a missionary after the resurrection

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    first time she puts on African clothing in preparation for a baptism ceremony. The women looked at her with disgust‚ telling her that she was too thin‚ something that you rarely hear someone say in North America. This is be the initial shocking moment that begins the transformation of her beliefs about beauty. With this new information fresh in her brain‚ and a very fully stomach of rice it was time for the celebration of the baptism‚ where Catherine was able to witness their ability to celebrate

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    theology laid the foundation upon which the Pentecostal movement would be built. Above all‚ it was the Methodist view that sanctification was a second work of grace‚ separate from salvation‚ coupled with the Holiness belief of a third experience‚ the Baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire‚ that interested Parham. Parham was also influenced by a fresh desire within his denominational circles to experience divine healing and speaking in tongues‚ practices that most Christians at the end of the nineteenth

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    Duchess of Cambridge along with the Royal Family present their 2-month-old daughter on her christening on Sunday‚ a new £5 coin was released in silver to commemorate the event. This commemorative coin tradition was passed on by Queen Victoria in baptisms of every royal baby. The coin symbolizes good health and prosperity which will then be blessed on the child’s hands. With harp-playing cherubims on each sides‚ a text was engraved in Lily font that reads‚ "To celebrate the christening of Princess

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    Symbolism Of The Red Bag

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    Purity! What is pure about this kneeling man with a broken body? Being washed is a symbol of baptism. His baptism of muddy river water is as pure to him as it evokes the feeling of peace‚ freedom and independence. The open field brings the reality that he has escaped from hardship and can now in inner peace‚ close his eyes and wait for his new day. War left its mark on his body and his facial expression tells about his experience of post-traumatic stress after the onslaught. His thoughts include

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    Martin Luther (1483 – 1546) born in a small town in central Germany and later became the beginner of the Reformation of the Catholic Church. He was born to peasants‚ but he attended school in a nearby town‚ University of Erfurt‚ where he took courses in Philosophy and studied Law. During a storm in 1505‚ he became very scared and prayed to the patron saint of travelers‚ Saint Anne‚ that if were to be saved that he would become a Monk. After he was saved‚ Luther in 1507 became an ordained Monk. As

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