The Death Of The United States

July 4th, 1776, the United States is born. After many years of hardship, the United States is now one of the most advanced countries in the world. It took many years for them to build the world power that the country is today. Following an expedition by Lewis and Clark, numerous compromises, slavery, many wars, including a civil war and two world wars, the stock market crashing, and much more, the United States is now a highly successful country. Like gravity though, everything that goes up must come down. Many other old-world powers such as Rome, the Chinese Dynasties, and the Abbasid Dynasty have fallen as well. Empires have fallen for a number of reasons such as disease, destroying the environment, a decline in morals and values, lack of

The spiritual significance of illness and suffering is a topic Christians continue to grapple with, as Larchet points out in The Theology of Illness. Scripture offers a wealth of wisdom and cues for understanding illness, health, and healing from a Christian perspective. Larchet analyzes the various and often contradictory Christian positions on health and illness, revealing how attitudes have shifted over time and with changes in medical technology, practice, and ethics. For example, St. Barsanuphius presents a comprehensive analysis of the spiritual significance of illness and suffering. One view holds that illness signifies a lack of faith; another presents illness in terms of a person who is offered the opportunity to develop a stronger faith, or whose faith is being put to a test like the story of Job. Ultimately, the latter remains the most helpful way to approach illness and healing from a Christian perspective. The essence of Christian health care is that, "Healing itself, while resulting from natural processes, actually comes from God," (Larchet 116).

There has been a terrible accident, your head is crushed and you are fighting for your life, but “they” know you won’t make it. The doctor should also be fighting for your life, but he isn’t. You realize this is no accident. This is a partial birth abortion. You are not a patient of the clinic, you are simply a fetus. Abortion, in today’s society, has almost become second nature. Women all around the world are aborting children because they “aren’t ready”. Norma McCorvey, better known as Jane Roe, was the defendant in the 1973 United States Supreme Court Case Roe v. Wade. That landmark case established a woman’s right to have an abortion, but it created serious implications for right to life in America.

The armies of the United States of America varied greatly from the beginning of America 's independence in 1775 to the end of the War of 1812 in 1815. Different presidents holding office during this period brought different political views towards managing the army. These views affected the size and capability of the army in war and peace, with varying effectiveness. Effective in this case refers to the ability of the army to perform tasks given to them by the government. Opinions differing from the actions performed by the government provide insight into alternative ideas for the military, which had varying degrees of viability.

Adrienne was twenty-seven years old when she went into labor on May 13, 1995. Flash back about nine months earlier. She thought she was having bad PMS. Her Italian mother swore that by grabbing her behind, she could tell that she was pregnant. Adrienne said that it was impossible but missed her next period; they were always right on schedule. After a trip to the drug store and a trip to the bathroom, she sat down with Danny, her husband, and watched the little white stick that would tell her for sure what her mother had told her already.

An ascribed status is the social status that a person is assigned at birth. Thus, the position is neither earned nor chosen. Rodriguez and Guzman argue that race in the U.S. is understood as an ascribed status because a person is assigned a race at birth -- you cannot choose or earn your race. Additionally, race in the United States is unchangeable. This is even true for when a person goes to different countries. For example, even though a person might be considered white in one country, if he or she is considered black in America, to America, they will always be black. Furthermore, Rodriguez and Guzman wrote that the way race is understood in America "disallows or ignores more contextual definitions" of race. The ascribed status race has in America means that what is believed to be in your blood when you are born is what you will be for the rest of your life.

Immigrants are what this country is built on; their hard work, sweat and tears. During a time span of 39 years (1881 – 1920) over 23 million immigrants migrated to the United States from all corners of the world, with a majority coming from eastern and southern European countries and even Canada and Latin America. The United States became the place where everyone wanted to be and start their life over, to have a better life for their families. In 1910, Europeans had the highest percentage of all immigrants coming to the Unites States totaling around 70%. The decline started coming started after 1914 due to war and immigration laws that began to be created by the government.

Wes was back living in a small town in Massachusetts because of his older brother, Wilson Oliver. It was backwards thinking on their mother’s part in Wes’ humble opinion, but she insisted on her father’s name with her first born. Later, when she divorced from their father, Wilson Oliver Wilson was never able to live it down.

In 1912 an Assassination set up hundred years of catastrophe that at the end of left billions dead and show the horrors mankind are capable of. The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand set up world war one which in turn allowed world war two take place. By the end of both wars billions were dead and the world was changed forever. The lessons of both World Wars have gone unnoticed by the American People should the United States admit that they actively avoid Discussions about both World Wars. The American People did not witness how devastating both World Wars in Europe and Were spared the lost of generations.

I chose 2 Kings verse 19,1-37 verses. I've read these verses several times throughout my life and I still stand in awe about how God keeps his word and protects us even when we are disobedient and undeserving of his grace and never ending mercy. I sometimes have become as the Israelites were in this chapter where I didn't serve God as I should until a crisis came up in my life and then I had to call on him. The Israelites in this chapter had not been serving and praising God as they should and when the Assyrians under the evil king Sennacherib came to attack and destroy them, God would not hear them. Only when the King of Israel,Hezekiah prayed to God did God listen because he was a righteous man of God. I see that even

Hezekiah's religious changes are portrayed in detail in 2 Chronicles 29-31. At the time Hezekiah started his changes, both the political and religious atmosphere in Judah were great to an arrival to Yahweh. The prophets Amos and Hosea had been lecturing change in the Northern Kingdom before its death in 722 B.C., while Isaiah and Micah had been lecturing a comparable message in the Southern Kingdom, cautioning the administration of Judah that they couldn't survive in the event that they kept mistreating the general population and advancing the religious practices that were hostile to the religion of Yahweh.

I believe that in this instance Hezekiah has lost all faith and he did not want to give up his dignity. He sent a message to the King of Assyria telling him how he had done wrong, to turn away from him and whatever he had in store for him that he would pay him off. The he gave him all of the silver that he found in the house of the Lord. He stripped all the gold from the doors of the temple and pillars, then gave it to the King of Assyria. (Guzik, 2015)

And like all of us, when we get sick, Paul prayed for his own healing. The automatic response of all of us in difficulty is asking for deliverance from the difficulty. It is within God’s power to save us. God can do it, but doesn't always. This is one of the most difficult issues to understand in our relationship with God; why He chooses to allow certain things to continue in a person’s

All but Hezekiah. Hezekiah proved his faithfulness tenfold through many things. He tore down the temples of the false "gods," he maintained a near to perfect relationship with the LORD, and he obeyed the word of God and all his statutes. Hezekiah's faith was counted to him, like few before him, as righteousness in the eyes of the Lord. These things maintained Hezekiah's reputation as the ideal king of Judah. Therefore, from the ultimate obedience of Hezekiah in God's word and laws, his maintained prayer and communication with the LORD and his prophet, and the expulsion of all false gods from the nation of Judah, Hezekiah is shown to be righteous in the eyes of the

regard the prayer of Your servant and his supplication, O Lord my God, and listen to the cry and the prayer which Your servant is praying before You: that your eyes may be open toward this temple day and night, toward the place where You said You would put Your name, that You may hear the prayer which Your servant makes toward this place. And may You hear the supplication of Your servant and of Your people Israel, when they pray toward this place. Hear from heaven Your dwelling place, and when you hear, forgive.” (2 Chronicles 6:14-15, 18-21)