Qohlab Reflection

Type up notes on reflection after a lesson, (log these as daily entries like a paper journal/diary) in

Everyone who has an inclination towards spirituality will gain enough from this book to keep them searching for the more mysterious and unanswered questions of life and the working of the nature. Although the book can be extremely difficult to understand at times with few concepts that might be outright inconceivable for some, the simple wisdom imparted by the book in the form of morals and virtue lessons using real life and practically achievable examples is the reason I recommend this book to be read. For such is the time in which we live that we could use some concrete

I find the theme in this book to be something that an anyday person or child would experience in a day or much longer piece of time. Any person can experience times of confusion and emotional instability, but if that person sticks it out; they will find an answer to their problems or they will answer answer it for themselves. This pertains to a lifelong conflict, but it does not just pertain to that. It relates to a situation in a day, week, or even, an

Since this document was written by one man, solely to his wife, it is only taking into consideration his viewpoint. Therefore, this document could be very biased and only be relatable to certain people due to the fact that there are many viewpoints that are left out. These viewpoints were left out because this document was originally only intended to be seen by his wife. This text could differ in that other men may desire different duties or qualities in their wife. For example, if a man did not believe in God, then he probably would not ask his wife to gain the love of God and gain the salvation of her

I reviewed the text and the video. I was impressed by many points made in them. I liked that they paired each competency with a set of knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to perform the job the best possible way and meet the goal to improve the quality and safety of the healthcare systems (http://qsen.org/about-qsen/project-overview/). That way if there is insufficiency in one or another category, it can be addressed in timely manner and positive changes implemented. It is also great that they implemented the new knowledge first in the nursing schools, so that the new nurses start on the “right track” and be trained properly in the innovative ways of care. It is also great that the school were given the opportunity and the place (QSEN.org) to exchange experiences and suggestions for teaching and improving the program.

In conclusion, these three ideas are important to recognise and review due to them being able to be related into our current world. We as gifted New Zealanders, should delve into these concepts and question them. The book itself, was a mediocre piece of work with interesting themes/ideas. I personally would not rate the book highly, but would be more interested in what others would think about the themes and how they can relate to our current world

My theme is betrayal. Betrayal is important in this text because it give more intrest to the reader. Betrayal give a dramatic effect of what happens next. This text involves hassan and amir’s betrayal that was shocking to all. Most importantly,the betrayal that drives Amir's quest for redemption. We also discover Baba's betrayal of Ali later on in the novel, creating an interesting parallel between Amir and his father.

This verse supports the more traditional outlook of wives in early times, but at the same time, it demonstrates growth for women in this time period. It is astounding that women were even allowed in the church, so the fact that they were is huge step towards equality for women. This verse also tells us that women were

In this paper, I will write a scriptural response to the assigned reading of the NIV Study Bible and the Wiersbe Bible Commentary. I will write my response to the reading from Leviticus and Numbers in the NIV Study Bible and Wiersbe Bible Commentary.

Reflecting back on the past several weeks, I have learned the significance of assessing different systems to enhance the patient’s well-being. I have also learned the importance of completing a thorough assessment of the different body systems in order to pinpoint individual’s illnesses and to formulate the correct treatment plan.

Those who are watchful enough to find and welcome wisdom will also find that they will be prepared for the rest of the journey – from this life to the next. The message given by the first reading is clear: God willingly reveals Himself, but mysteriously in His own way, according to His own timetable. God can be found, but only by those who never give up the search, yet patiently await His initiative. “The deepest wisdom and fullest readiness is to live chastely, honestly, nonviolently (Mt 5). and to meet our neighbors’ basic needs (Mt

Hermeneutics is distinct from interpretation in that the role as interpreter is accounted for. He furthers this idea saying, “There is a dynamic relationship that takes place between the object of our understanding and ourselves, such that we as interpreters must always bring ourselves, our pre-understandings, and even our prejudices to interpretation”. In using hermeneutics three perspectives are to be considered: the context or period of that scripture, the way interpretation has changed over time, and the interpreter/modern

My PDQ-4 results did not indicate the symptoms or presence of a personality disorder in any of the clusters of PDs.

Please describe 6 major ideas/points from the chapter that you found interesting, novel, or informative and why you felt so:

It is a Holy wholeness that Jesus presents to us with the Canaanite woman. In today’s context, often times the Church sets boundary lines between the churched and the unchurched, presenting the gospel only for those who are churched. In our text, the Canaanite women stands for those who are considered the unchurched, who are standing before the church seeking a healing, a wholeness. So often the church gives harsh guidelines, and goes so far as to name names. The hurting reality is, many who are considered the unchurched, do not live with the type of faith like the Canaanite woman, whom Jesus insults. This is why I believe that this text is a vital text for the life of the church. Instead of trying to keep the gospel for those whom are considered