Key People Monologue

"I promise you shall prosper as Utopia prospers. You will rejoice as Utopia rejoices. You will thank God for being merciful and kind to you though you do not deserve any kindness. I tell you, demons are influencing what you think and how you behave, without your realizing it. Satan has become the god of this earth. See how he can make all evil intents happen. He feeds off your suffering; he glories in your anguish. He controls the heart of man without restraint. You see how the devil has boxed you in a state of despair and confusion. Do not fall into the trap of trying to get yourself

I was raised in a Christian home where my parents taught God’s Word as our guide for life. Every single evening, we all prayed together as a family, usually standing in a circle with all six of us holding hands. It was usually brief, but it was not taken lightly, and it gave me a strong sense of security in God and family. The Bible says, “Train up a child in the way that he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it”, Proverbs 22:6 (NKJV). My parents firmly believe this, and they showed it, as not only did we pray together, but we also had family Bible studies and attended church together. My parents also gave us a good sense of high moral standards. I remember, when trying to figure out how much I should do for a “needy” friend of mine, my mother reminding me that we were called to be servants, but not slaves! I have remembered that ever since and now, finally, I have learned to say no to other’s expectations of me when I feel it necessary, without feeling too badly about it.

Why father oh why? I abhor the foul demon that plagues me with a heart of led and a body shallow with courage. Gift me yours and the might of a thousand men so that I may drown the deceitful rats in a flood of cleansing wrath. The crickets will cry storms amongst my return home.

“The devil worshippers could be anywhere. They could be your next- door neighbor. They could be your child’s caregiver.” ( works cited). Starting during the early 1980’s, claims of ritual abuse and child molestation in daycares started coming in from around the country. This caused a widespread neurosis among the public. This mass hysteria of abuse of children snowballed and led to a witch hung against many innocent child caregivers. Perhaps the most famous of these witch hunts involved the Mcmartin Family.

Julie Jones is a single parent. She lives with her children, eleven-year-old Eric and seven-year-old Stella. He ex-husband, Brad, pays child support regularly but does not spend much time with his children, even though he shares custody of them with Julie. She has a full-time job at the local university. When she is not working, her time is devoted to her children--helping them with schoolwork, driving them to soccer practice and games, taking them to music lessons and play dates. Feeling overwhelmed by all her responsibilities, Julie asks to speak with you, her pastor, about her situation. She is feeling increasingly resentful and angry with her ex-husband for not being more involved in the children's lives. Eric has been getting into trouble

Satan's children? wow I would hate to be them, wouldn't you? All I can see is violence all over the place. Which brings me to one of the main topics of the novel; The Rules of Survival by Nancy Werlin. It's about three siblings who face the everyday test to survive their mother's violent doings. The oldest son named Matthew had like a break down and thankfully got his sisters out of the tough situation in the end. In the mean time of the novel the siblings are not fully aware of what kind of a life they have; and what are the possible effects of Nikki's violent behaviour.

Our first vote ended in failure because we started with a distributive bargaining mentality and not completely sharing information; which Dr. Shal instructed us to avoid doing. Most of us, me included, were reluctant to provide more information as to not give up all the power. But we quickly realized that we wouldn’t reach a satisfactory agreement without sharing more and creating a trusting atmosphere. We did much better on the second round of vote, as we reached a six-way agreement. We actually were the only group to have reached an agreement on

Pegues begins her book by talking about the importance of communication in resolving a conflict. She says, “effective communication is the foundation of all endeavors. Therefore, you must be diligent to keep the door of communication open even in the face of conflict.” She suggests that Satan wants nothing more than to destroy the communication lines and have people respond with retaliation rather than confrontation. Pegues says, “Confrontation is godly and is mandated by the Lord; retaliation is ungodly and thus forbidden.” The book

Ms. Cortes seemed distant from the boys when I arrived. As time went on she began to engage with them. She played catch and a board game in the living room with the boys. When the Nicholas and Messiah started to fight over the game she removed it. I asked her, why did she think they started to fight. She thought they were being crybabies. The game was Snakes and Ladders and for kids ages 3 and up who can count. Nicholas and Messiah are still learning how to count. I told her the game was not appropriate and they were frustrated. I asked her how can she redirect their attention. She asked the boys, if they wanted to play catch. She played catch with Nicholas and Jordan until lunch time. Messiah went in his room to play with his Mutant Ninja

At the bed of the deepest ocean, exist a distinguished sect of people. They live with no warmth or light, in the darkest, most nefarious pit of the world. They eternally drown. An occult force leisurely sips their souls, relishing every drop. It savors the thin and sweet nectar of innocence as it fluidly streams down its throat, appeasing its taste buds but never quenching the crave for more. This mystic being extracts the cherubic innocence of a child’s laughter before it even has the chance to dance upon their lips. However, it lives within the souls of the children; it is engraved in their bones, an intrinsic quality passed from generation to generation. It works from the inside to turn every person against one another, to make them

He has even called me the fairest in his eyes. Such a compliment is quite honestly a waste upon me. But he declares it is not, that I am a waste upon the complement. I do it too much justice. I stare at his hair, not wanting to meet his gaze. His gaze is just so intense I cannot even begin to imagine the effect it will have on me, other than causing me to have

Their son is mistrustful of organized religion in general and the church he grew up in in particular. They have abandoned a portion of their family—their granddaughter—in order to protect their reputation. They have no contact with her: no phone calls, no pictures, no visits. If they saw her on the street, they would pass her by, because they would not recognize her and she would not know them.

I further assert that the notion is incorrect that because the PA is born out of the PLO, an organization that employed guerrilla tactics to spoil peace efforts, the new Authority is necessarily an untrustworthy body. I will argue that in the majority of cases, as exemplified by South Africa,

When Mandela was released from prison the negotiation process was virtually non-existent and it only began when he and De Klerk sat down and talked about the state of affairs that the country was in and a way forward. Without him the negotiation process would have probably been abandoned due to ongoing conflict and distrust between the two party’s. Mandela was a master of leadership and in him were the skills needed to negotiate the way forward from the apartheid era. The paragraphs below shall elaborate.

I'm going to share a deeper truth: I know that many of us hide from this (facing the truth), because I've done it, too. However, I'm not going to pretend like I’m the angel of angels or the saint of saints. I've done it, too. I have been to the place where I'm just going to let it go. It'll get better. I'm just going to pray about it. Let me tell you something, after you finish praying, you better get up and do something about it. You better get up and say something. You better get up and do something about your situation. Otherwise, your situation and your circumstances will become progressively worse because you choose not to be the person that you’re supposed to be. God made you a leader. You're supposed to be the leader. What will these young men, this next generation, be about if the men in their lives show them that the correct path is just to be quiet? So then, we’re going to perpetuate this problem, and the next generation is going to struggle like we’ve struggled. These young men are going to take on the posture of their fathers, take on the attitude of the men in their lives. In fact, the Bible even says that the iniquity of the fathers shall be visited upon the children and to the children's children unto the third and the fourth generation. A generation is