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    and personification. Dickinson shows how she is being a drama queen and unreasonably trying to explain her inadequacy through her allusion to Jesus’ crucifixion when she refers to herself as the “Queen of Calvary” (Line 24). Calvary was the site of Jesus’ crucifixion and is therefore associated with suffering. By alluding to the crucifixion‚ Dickinson is referring to herself as the queen of suffering. She states‚ “no blossom stayed away in gentle deference to me” (Line22-23) meaning that she

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    The crucifix is an image of Jesus on the cross‚ it represents Jesus’ death and resurrection. A cross is a representation of the instrument of Jesus’ crucifixion. Both sacred objects are a sign of Christ himself and play a very important role in the christian faith. Before the ruling of Constantine during the 4th century‚ it was seen as dangerous to openly use the cross so christians were very reluctant to practice or show signs of their faith in public. This however changed when constantine converted

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    Michelangelo's Pieta

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    softness. Michelangelo used formal elements like texture and shape to focus the viewers’ attention on the religious and tranquil aspect of the situation. Mary was created larger than Jesus‚ knocking off the proportions‚ since at the time of the Crucifixion Mary should have been smaller than Jesus. The symbolism behind Mary’s large size empowers Mary and weakens Jesus. Even with the size ratio of Mary and Jesus‚ Michelangelo formed the two bodies in sync to create unity around the sculpture. The

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    Why Was Jesus Executed

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    Why was Jesus executed? In answering this question in historical terms‚ we must first look at the events leading up to his arrest and ultimately‚ his execution. We know that Jesus performed that symbolic gesture of “cleansing” the temple‚ by overturning the money changers tables‚ and most believe that this act was symbolic of destruction‚ not purification. Paula Fredrickson‚ author of From Jesus to Christ writes: “Through this disruptive gesture‚ Jesus symbolically enacted the

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    The Bull Moose

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    “The Bull Moose” by Aiden Nowlan is an intriguing free verse poem‚ the speaker discussing the plight of a male bull moose who is tormented and killed by people after wandering into a town. Nowlan explores the cruelty of mankind to the natural world‚ asserting the human tendency to reject what cannot be controlled. This idea is made evident through the sparkles shift in tone and actions. From the onset of the poem‚ Nowlan presents the apparent contrast between civilization and nature‚ particularly

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    Who Was Mary Magdalene?

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    view is possible‚ but not likely and certainly not taught in the Bible. Mary Magdalene witnessed most of the events surrounding the crucifixion. She was present at the mock trial of Jesus; she heard Pontius Pilate pronounce the death sentence; and she saw Jesus beaten and humiliated by the crowd. She was one of the women who stood near Jesus during the crucifixion to try to comfort

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    under the Law and by the Law.” Jesus is first arrested by the Romans and then eventually sentenced to death by Pontius Pilate in the cruelest and most shameful way possible in the Roman Empire—which was by crucifixion. While all of these unimaginable events were unfolding‚ the “disciples’ faith was shattered and lost‚” and they subsequently “experienced the death of Jesus as a supreme separation from God.” For the disciples‚ Jesus’ death on the cross was an

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    14 Stations of the Cross

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    Way of The Cross (also known as Via Dolorosa‚ Via Crucis‚ Way of suffer or way of Grief) is one of the holiest sites in Christendom. It is revered as the path that was taken by Jesus carrying the cross from his site of condemnation to his site of crucifixion and burial. It is a traditional pilgrimage route located within the old city of Jerusalem. The route became famous since early Christianity and people have been following Jesus steps since the middle of 4th Century AD. The Way of The Cross consists

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    Film Review The passion of the Christ Questions 1. What is your point of view of understanding your assigned movie? I believe the Passion of the Christ is a film that tells the story of our savior but also the story of us all. His struggle and suffering symbolizes the daily toils of millions of Filipinos. His resolve to remain true to his beliefs and destiny are an example to us all in how we must embrace our hardships with faith and fortitude. And his death on the cross makes us know that

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    Historically and ethically this theory has multiple weaknesses in it. By all accounts‚ the disciples were emotionally distraught after the crucifixion of Christ. There is almost no evidence that they were expecting a resurrection because they were so distraught and discouraged‚ so it is unlikely that they were going to plot a fake one (Strauss). This theory would also require us to assume that

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