Persecution: Zinzendorf's Nine Public Teachings

Nobody fully understands what drives people to undertake a mission, but it often causes people to take many risks. For example, Farah Ahmedi climbed a mountain on a prosthetic leg with a sick mother just to reach freedom. Rikki-Tikki fought for his life to save his family. John Steinbeck eavesdropped on people's conversations just to get material for his book. These stories show different people who had each set a goal for themselves. Ahmedi and Rikki-Tikki fought for their lives to survive and save their loved ones. While Steinbeck traveled to great lengths to write his book. Their goals may be different but they all had set a goal and they all eventually accomplished their goal.

love each other in their eyes. There is an example of this unity at the start of

hooks explains how when an individual chooses to love at that moment is when a step is taking forward to ending domination and oppression. To love is a practice of freedom and to help others who are blind to become aware as a community. Liberty is approached when love is approached this is when individuals seeks ways to liberate themselves.” The moment we choose to love we begin to move against domination, against oppression. The moment we choose to love we begin to move towards freedom, to act in ways that liberate ourselves and others. That action is the testimony of love as the practice of freedom” (hooks). Oppression and exploitation is destroyed when love comes in and can only be destroyed when everyone as a community decided to take action. Like in North Dakota when even veterans decide to support. Thousands of veterans from around the country traveled to the standing rock and kneeled down to support the water protesters who have been peacefully protesting. Love won and the so did the protestors because everyone came a whole and

However we also are shown bravery, companionship and acts of kindness as the soldiers struggle to stay humane and sane in a hellish environment.

The Reformation was a movement in the 16th century that was marked ultimately by rejection or modification of some Roman Catholic doctrine or practice and led to the establishment of the Protestant Churches. Although this was mostly viewed as just a religious movement, there we also many political and social aspects of it. In the beginning Johann Tetzel sold indulgences, a pardon for certain types of sin, the guilt that has been forgiven which was a position very harshly challenged by Martin Luther. Luther was later a German professor, but at this time came to be known as a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation. Anyway, Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses which he wrote as a protest against the selling of indulgences. After this he was

One example was on the battlefield. Whenever he fought in wars, he always showed courage. He never cowered away, but instead he kept fighting. In the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814, he almost got killed, but that didn’t take his courage away (TSHA 1). He fought through the injuries which got the attention of General Andrew Jackson (TSHA 1). General Andrew Jackson saw that Sam Houston never gave up even when he was severely injured (TSHA 1). Soon after the battle finished, they became friends because of his courage (TSHA 1).

Minister Henry Melchior Muhlenberg arrived in Philadelphia. With his saying “Let the church be planted” (Butler, Wacker, Balmer, 2011), he set out to organized congregations in order to increase the attendance of church goers among immigrants, especially for German immigrants. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg held establish a strong leadership within the German community. Because of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg the German Reformed Church became the “second largest church of German-speaking immigrants in America” (Butler, Wacker, Balmer, 2011).

Furthermore, showing courage can bring on honor and admiration. In reference to this, during World War 2, the Monuments Men was a large group of American men and women who fought to protect the art and works of museums from the Nazis. The Monuments Men had to fight to protect works of art and to save famous paintings. They had a goal of restoring the art and taking the work back to it’s rightful owners. Robert M. Edsel noticed that the Monuments Men efforts’ has gone unrecognized. Edsel found out that the Monuments Men was never mentioned in the literature about World War 2. The courage that the Monuments Men displayed during World War 2 against the Nazis, was deeply admired by Robert M. Edsel. Injustices isn’t the only matter where one should

It takes great bravery to fight for yourself. In other words, to fight for what you believe in. Kamapuaʻa exemplifies bravery in Issue 6 of Kameʻeleihiwa’s translation of A Legendary Tradition of Kamapuaʻa, The Hawaiian Pig-God. Quickly after Kamapuaʻa’s bloody and unescapable death, his grandmother, Kamaunuaniho recited his name chant to revive him and bring him back from his death to win the battle. Kameʻeleihiwa translates, “There were no survivors in this eating by the pig, including King ‘Olopana and his commoners” (43). Kamaunuaniha was able to give Kamapuaʻa enough strength to kill and eat all these people who were in shock of his reawakening. This particular event in the story of Kamapuaʻa was a form of protest to inspire the Hawaiian

During the Nazi German era, which took place from 1933 until 1945, Christianity played a very important role in the rise of Hitler’s regime. The Christian churches greatly influenced not only the formation of the Nazi regime, but also the German folk. The most influential churches were the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestant Church. Even though Christianity itself faced a state of decline in the early 1930s, the higher clergy of the Christian churches in Germany still managed to make a significant impact. The amount of influence that the churches exerted can be measured not only through the impact of their resistance towards the Nazis, but conversely through the resistance carried out by

Though the paisanos do not have much, they each value the unique bond of friendship that they share with one another. The men all signed up for the military when World War One broke out, and all returned home to

The German-born physicist once said , “Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character”. In Laura Hillenbrand’s nonfiction book Unbroken, the determined Louis Zamperini was a true example of attitude affecting a person’s, character when he survived floating in a raft for 47 days with little food or water. He survived against all odds and even when beaten to the ground daily he still never gave up hope of the wars end. In other words it was his own determination to survive that demonstrated this remarkable story.

Support is something everyone needs whether fighting wars of working together. By showing concern and being there for each other they both rose to a higher standard in the eyes of God.

One is a faith that billions of people have worshiped for hundreds of years, and the other is a regime based on racist theories. Catholicism and Nazism. These two congregations have more in common than anyone could have imagined. Both had principles and theories. History shows that both parties shared hatred and sought out those they disapproved of for questioning, torture and even execution. The medieval Catholic Church and Nazi Party had common motives. However, those in disagreement argue that one is a faith and the other is politics. The actions of the Nazi Party were distinct replications of those of the medieval Roman Catholic Church, which is a reminder to all that any prevailing party, whether it be political or religious, can command a threatening power.

Dr Nemeth’s plan of speaking arithmetic exploitation the Nemeth code is illustrated in a very paper on maths peak . Math peak is Dr. Nemeth’s methodology of reading arithmetic aloud in order that it may be written down whereas the reader is speaking in print. In fact, it conforms precisely to the structure of the Nemeth