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    Why God Became Man

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    Critique Lehman Strauss the author of the article‚ Why God Became Man‚ taught Old Testament history for eight years. From there he served as a Pastor of 2 different Baptist churches and then devoted himself full time to a Bible conference and evangelistic ministry. Writing his 19th book‚ he passed away in 1997. This article provides a very in depth look at why God became man. It is informative‚ full of knowledge and wisdom. It lays out the incarnation and the virgin birth in detail that helps people

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    thorough knowledge of Gods purposes for and on the earth as a Man! In the article WHY GOD BECAME MAN Strauss in the onset attempts to reveal the incarnation of the person of God‚ not only being Son‚ He also was God‚ who became a fleshly being. Strategically‚ Strauss compiled his article by beginning to define and defend the incarnation to set up a foundation to examine God’s reasons for coming to us in human form. Through John 1 we see God’s reality being transformed into a man. The Word for the Old

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    Man Thinks God Laughs

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    Foots 1 LaSheia S. Foots 7 Sept. 2009 College Grammar Dr. E. Egar “Man Thinks‚ God Laughs” When it comes to the challenges of life‚ man uses a very different approach than that of God. The world as we know it has become a massive ball of confusion. We are constantly thinking of technological advancements‚ depending on experts‚ and the overly analytical minds of people to better our world. People all over the world would agree that humans as a species are superior over every other creature

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    Mao Zedong: Man, Not God

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    “Mao Zedong: Man‚ not God” by Quan Yanchi was first published in 1992‚ book is translated to English from Chinese by Wang Wenjiong and edited by Gale Hadfield. The book is based on the recollections of Li Yinqiao‚ Mao’s bodyguard for many years. Highlighting the book are photographs of Mao with his relatives and Li‚ published for the first time. This book can help anyone who is new to China or know just a little about this country to get more familiar with who Mao for Chinese is. They love him

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    Mary Shelly’s novel Frankenstein‚ conveys a tale about Dr. Victor Frankenstein‚ a creator‚ who produces an existence outside of love. If Dr. Frankenstein had believed in God‚ he would have known not to produce a being outside of natural law. The creature’s life would have been significantly different had god been involved. Frankenstein‚ the creature‚ is missing out on a creator who loves him‚ a creator who is forgiving‚ a creator who makes a companion for his creation‚ and a creator who sacrifices

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    hatred‚ betrayal‚ and revenge‚ two pieces of literature‚ Invisible Man written by Ralph Ellison‚ and Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley‚ support this statement to the fullest extent. In both stories‚ the main character becomes a victim to a person or persons seeking individual power. However‚ when both characters realize the betrayal of these people‚ the knowledge causes them to rebel against their authorities. In Invisible Man‚ a young Negro‚ who remains unnamed throughout the entire novel and

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    by sharing a drink of sweetened water called "Amrit" a symbol of loyalty to God. After initiation‚ they are given the name Singh (Lion).In this religion‚ it is obligatory for all Sikh men to always have five K’s. Kesh‚ Kirpan‚ Kada‚ Kachcha and Kanghi (long hair‚ small sword; iron bangle drawer‚ and a comb).t all people stand equal. Guru Nanak was born into a hindu family. Later he said that there is only one God and criticised Hindu and Muslim religious sectarianisms

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    Victor Frankenstein is a man of excesses. Discuss this statement in relation to the novel and its themes. Frankenstein’s narcissistic and egotistic personality has led him to react in an excessive manner. The over-adoration received as a child by his parents has resulted in Frankenstein’s adoration of oneself and obsessive desire to obtain extreme power through knowledge. The protagonist of the novel ‘Frankenstein’ Victor Frankenstein begins by telling the story of his childhood through

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    ‘‘Frankenstein’’ and ‘‘The Last Man’’ was a famous novel published during the early 19th century by Mary Shelley. These books were recognized as the first as science fiction novels. For years people have been asking ‘‘What is science fiction?’’. Science fiction isn’t tied down to one definition‚ there are many definitions for science fiction. The reason for that would be the perspective. Everybody see’s science fiction in a different perspective. For an example‚ people who don’t really think all

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    Frankenstein

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    After reading the novel “Frankenstein” by Marry Shelly‚ I am compelled to write a critique criticizing her work. Laced with betrayal and death‚ Frankenstein is the story of a scientist and the damaging of an innocent creature by distressing social circumstances. Frankenstein and the creature started on a different path but ended up in identical situations. The irony of Mary Shelley’s novel is that the Frankenstein creation craved acceptance but appeared a monster‚ while Victor was cruel and thoughtless

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