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    Throughout American politics‚ two particularly well known categorizations of race and ethnicity have arisen: "Color Dichotomy" and the later "Ethno-racial Pentagon." Each seeks to define and categorize the vast racial diversity America prides itself on. While intending to create clear and fair ethno-racial constructions‚ there are obvious advantages and weak spots to each for the purposes of analyzing American politics. An "old-fashioned" and less popular method of categorization is the "Color Dichotomy

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    One way that Lockheed assured the Pentagon that it could keep cost down included heavy reliance on computer simulation‚ which could take the place of real-world testing. The Pentagon allowed Lockheed to design‚ test‚ and produce the F-35 all at the same time‚ instead of identifying and fixing defects before going into production. IV. The future of legacy

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    What Is a Prayer

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    What is prayer? Can God really hear me? Are my prayers being answered? Does prayer have power? Can prayer change my life and others? All of these are questions that Christians have daily that they are sometimes unsure of. These are questions from others whom are not believers in God at all. Is there proof that prayer really works? There has been a scientific study that prayer really works. Although they do not correlate that the fact of prayer is not necessary related to any religion it works. There

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    Prayer in Counseling

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    Christian Clients’ Preferences Regarding Prayer as a Counseling Intervention Journal Article Review Liberty University April 19‚ 2012 Summary In Eriksen and Weld’s journal article‚ the writers contend that spirituality and prayer is being utilized more and more by mental health practitioners and counselors. The concept of prayer within the counseling session is something that was considered for a long time but the actual use of spirituality practices is more frequently being used today

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    Efficacy of Prayer

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    efficacy of prayer A LONG ESSAY PRESENTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF POST GRADUATE STUDIES BY OGUNYEMI‚ OLUWAFEMI AYOTUNDE MATRIC NO: 60754 IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR THE AWARD OF POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THEOLOGY AT THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN BIBLE COLLEGE‚ REDEMPTION CAMP‚ OGUN STATE JUNE 2010 INTRODUCTION Prayer ... is not a soliloquy. It is a dialogue between man and God. Prayer is conversation with a real Person who actually hears what is prayed and does something about it. Prayer has subjective

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    Prayer in School

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    today are without school prayer‚ most schools have replaced prayer‚ with a "Silent moment of reflection." Also‚ the assumption if there is a God or not is a big question as well. I think prayer should be re-instated into schools‚ because children should be able to express religion freely. I also feel that lack of discipline; youth pregnancy‚ dropouts‚ and violence in schools are other issues that can be more controllable if there were religious classes and school prayer. Public schools exist to

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    The Power of Prayer

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    you about the power of prayer. While the reality of the topic has overwhelmed me this week‚ I have also been faced with the reality that‚ for the great majority of believers‚ the power of prayer is just something to talk about. The power of prayer is something we claim to believe but have never experienced. We nod our heads in agreement to its claims‚ but seldom take hold of it‚ except in times of extreme distress. We preach about praying‚ pray about praying‚ talk about praying‚ teach about praying

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    The War Prayer

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    In the passage The War Prayer by Mark Twain he tells a satirical story in which a mysterious man comes before a crowd of ignorant mass. Through this story and his setting he satirizes human logic when it comes to war and our tendency to not think our decisions through ; especially patriotic thoughts of war and glory. Twain satirically writes of the unseen and unthought-of horrors with a mock diction‚ excessive hyperbole and vivid imagery. At first glance it seems Twain seeks to write of glory and

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    A Imprecatory Prayers

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    11 Introduction Imprecatory psalms are prayer melodies labeled due to their precise spirited attitude towards the enemy. In the Old Testament‚ we find the concept of a curse given very often. The most composite curses are seen throughout the Book of Psalms‚ where they are considered imprecatory prayers. What does imprecatory mean? The verb imprecate stands for “praying evil against” or “to invoke curse upon another”‚ henceforth the name for these prayers. These scriptures tend to create numerous

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    The Importance of Prayer

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    of Prayer Submitted by: La’Tonya A. Brown November 16‚ 2012 Survey of the New Testament REL 210 - 71B Prayer can be defined as a reverent petition made to God‚ a god‚ or another object of worship‚ or the act of making a reverent petition to God‚ a god‚ or another object of worship; an act of communion with God‚ a god‚ or another object of worship‚ such as in devotion‚ confession‚ praise‚ or thanksgiving; a fervent request; the thing requested; or the slightest chance or hope. Prayer can

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