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    What the Bible Says About Fracking A local company has proposed to begin hydraulic fracturing‚ also known as fracking‚ in a rural community nearby in order to extract fossil fuels. The proposal is controversial as some believe it will be beneficial for the community as it will create jobs‚ offer income for landowners‚ and provide energy. On the other hand‚ some are concerned about the environmental impact that fracking will have on woods‚ farmland‚ and the water supply. Some also want to look at

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    Bible Parable

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    The Parable of the Sower According to The Catholic Study Bible‚ the parables told in the Gospel of Mark by Jesus are meant to remind us that our faith in Jesus should be cherished because it is a gift. Just as Jesus is a mystery‚ the parables are a “mysterious revelation of the Kingdom of God” (Mark’s Gospel). By having faith in Jesus‚ his followers can understand his word and realize that God comes into our lives in unexpected ways. Mark believes that God’s divine plan guides all human life “While

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    had seen the need for a church that would recapture man’s body and his carnal desires as objects of celebration. “Since worship of fleshly things produces pleasure‚” he said‚ “there would then be a temple of glorious indulgence. . .” The Satanic Bible Anton Szandor LaVey For Diane To: Bernadino Logara‚ who knew the value of money Karl Haushofer‚ a teacher without a classroom Rasputin‚ who knew the magic of a child Sir Basil Zaharoff‚ a gentleman Cagliostro‚ a rogue Barnabas Saul‚ the

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    Masculinity in the Bible

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    Masculinity in the Bible Masculinity is defined by Susan Haddox to have four major characteristics. “1) Strength and skill as a warrior‚ 2) honor‚ including generosity and protecting ones family and clan‚ 3) bravery‚ and 4) persuasiveness‚ honesty and forthrightness.”1 These four characteristics of masculinity can be applied to many of the characters in the biblical stories including Gideon‚ David‚ and Jesus. The masculine traits mentioned are examples of hegemonic masculinity which means the dominant

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    Inspiration of the Bible

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    Divine inspiration of Bible‚ its significance is taken out for one of the most important reasons is the usage of Bible inspiration as an important element in the Scripture. It develop together all the accounts of Scripture and provides the most with value. The notion of the disputes according the Scripture point and inspiration case is carried throughout Orton Wiley’s Christian Theology. Wiley entered the dispute pretending to show the false meaning of the Bible . He clearly stated that "only three

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    are so many connections in the midst‚ humanity should simply practice and preach multiculturalism and assimilation. Nevertheless‚ it can’t always be as straightforward and uncomplicated for some people. In Barbara Kingsolver’s novel The Poisonwood Bible‚ she introduces the Price family and its most important member‚ Nathan Price. Giving up their house in sunny Georgia‚ the Prices embark their new lives in the Belgian Congo as Christian missionaries. It was only until it was too late for the Price

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    himself‚ although it is God’s word. The bible refers to the Word of God as Jesus Christ. The interpretation was brought upon us through many Hebrew scholars and was passed through centuries to what we know it as today. When reading passages of the bible I have to really picture myself there to try to understand what is going on. Whether it’s receiving a message from Moses or encountering God himself through experiences and relating them to my life. The bible has taught me to replenish my body and

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    Covenants in the bible

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    Role of Covenant in the Bible Isabella Pignatello April 3‚ 2013 The bible is a book filled with many different themes and lessons‚ most of them having a direct root in the idea of human nature. One reoccurring theme or event rather‚ that stood out to me was the idea of covenant in the bible. Covenant plays a huge role in the Christian religion‚ and it could even be said that it holds the whole basis of Christianity. There are quite a few covenants throughout the bible made between God and man

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    The Poisonwood Bible Question 1 “What is the conqueror’s wife if not a conquest herself?” This quote sums up Orleanna’s feeling of guilt she has towards her daughter’s death and towards the crimes of the US against the Congo. By identifying herself as the conqueror’s wife‚ Orleanna places herself in a position where she is not the chief criminal but connected enough to feel responsibility. In Barbara Kingsolver’s The Poisonwood Bible‚ she uses diction‚ imagery‚ and selection of detail

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    Love in the Bible

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    Developing the Community of God in the Bible One of the most significant themes presented throughout the Bible is love. It is‚ in many cases‚ the undertone‚ the overt message‚ the context‚ the commandment‚ the moral to the story‚ the answer to the difficult question‚ and the motive. What is love without its expression? The way in which we express our love is directly unto God and by loving other people. We form relationships with people that we know in a variety of ways and each time we encounter

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