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According to Tweed, religious spaces are “differentiated”, “kinetic” and “interrelated”. What’s more, the depiction of Jerusalem in the biblical texts justifies the presence of these characteristics in this pivotal space for three major religions; God’s high recognition of Jerusalem and people’s entrenched belief that God is in the city and therefore their fearlessness against any potential disaster as shown in the Bible illustrates the uniqueness and thus the “differentiated-ness” of this city;

Things Fall Apart – Journal 9 Myths are used by primitive people to record their history to make sure it gets passed down to future generations. Achebe incorporates folktales and myths into Things Fall Apart to illustrate the Igbo culture, characters, and experiences. These folktales appear a myths and legends which typically explain natural events. Myths are used as tools for teaching their children the history and values of their ancestors. Many draw themselves from the earth, sky, and nature

Abraham is the man whose character was large in the history of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. He plays an important part in each of these religions. What I read he says, “Abraham was a holy prophet in Islam. He also was considered Judaism, because he was known as the father of their religion. In Christianity, it is through Abraham’s lineage that Savior of the world comes (Matthew 1; Luke 3).” Abraham in the Bible, the Hebrew patriarch from whom all Jews trace their descent (Genesis 11:27–25:10)

Enjoy great winter vacations in Ontario Ontario is your perfect winter fun wonderland for snowboarding and tubing or downhill skiing. You can venture out and explore the pristine cross-country ski and snowshoe trails. Ontario is situated in a natural snow belt and it is blessed with lake effect snowfalls all through the winter months. Ontario is about 45 minutes north of Toronto and the area receives an approximated 100 inches of snow each year. The powerful state of the art snow making and grooming

As muscles tightened and head throbbed, all that was on my mind was the fear I would never be able to get up again. Very thankful for the time with friends, it never crossed my mind something like this could happen. My heart was racing like it wasn’t going to stop, and then it hit me like a brick wall. There I was lying on the hard earth staring at the blurred trees stuttering around me like a slow motion video. Driving up to trollhaugen on this frostbitten arctic February day felt like a century

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Loveland Ski Area is near to the hearts and homes of generations of Colorado skiers and riders. Just 53 miles from Denver, Loveland offers uncrowded slopes, remarkable terrain, free close-in parking and a season that lasts from October through May. Loveland also averages 400″ of snow each season – more than any Front Range or Summit County resort. Loveland is a perfect place for those that simply want to ski and ride. This is Colorado. Welcome home. Loveland sits atop the Continental Divide and is

The wind slams into me, and I desperately grip my ice axes to keep from being ripped off the mountain face. I push my head against the snow, calm myself, and look down. Beneath my crampons is a 5,000-foot drop. It’s like looking down from the open door of an airplane. I am roped to my two companions, with nothing attaching us to the mountain. A fall here would send all three of us plummeting to our death. When the wind subsides, I pound an aluminum stake into the snow and clip the rope to it. It

Humans are naturally curious creatures. One’s inquisitive mindset might lead to all sorts of discoveries or answers to cosmic questions. However, the world and the life one lives inside the world are not always as they seem to be at first glance. What one does know about the world is based solely on their perception of reality and one person’s perspective will differ from the next. How does one know when they look at the blue sky or the green grass that the other people around them are witnessing

On Sunday, January 10th, over twenty Spartans hit the slopes of Winter Park to for Ski Club’s first trip of the year. Members enjoyed the winter conditions and the company of friends throughout the day. Ski Club hopes to build upon the trip’s momentum and provide more opportunities for Spartan’s to ski throughout the year. For the second year in a row, the trip was led by Betty Richmeier and Junior Eric Stolz. Both have a profound love of skiing, and wanted to share their motivation with the Spartan