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    Jesus’ tells a parable about a man who was going away on a journey. This man was rich and before he left on this trip, he very generously gave and entrusted some of his property to 3 of his servants. What he had given to them was no small amount! Yet, the master was also very wise in his giving. He knew each of these people well and he gave to each of them according to their ability. He didn’t give any servant more than that which he could handle. For us, who have the entirety of Scripture to look

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    during Yaqui Easter ceremonies or any other festivities. The Matachin, “represents the forces of good” (Yaqui Easter Ceremony 2009). The dancers wear bright colored clothing and have headdresses decorated with red desert flowers. These desert flowers have great symbol to the Yaqui, and “symbolize the Virgin Mary” (Yaqui Easter Ceremony 2009). Both the Matachin dancers and roses combined represent the spirit of the Virgin Mary, whom “looks favorable on the Yaqui people” (Yaqui Easter Ceremony 2009)

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    In Spain, Samana Santa is the most spectacular one-week celebration of Easter that I have ever seen. It is a week of celebration leading to Easter weekend. Although it is celebrated all over the Spain, the one in Seville is one of the most elaborate ones. It is very normal to experience cultural shock when living in a different country, but during this week, I experienced one of the greatest cultural shocks. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the processions and learning about the history and the reasoning

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    Someone’s religious affiliations and backgrounds can be fairly diverse and complicated. My own religious background in Christianity, however, is fairly simple. My parents only played a minor role in my religious practices, but the biggest influence on that would actually be the friends that I have made while here at Iowa State University. In order to fully explain my background in Christianity and the reasons to why I practice this religion today, I feel like it is necessary to explain what brought

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    In the novel, “Ready Player One”, the author Ernest Cline describes a world that is filled with technology. Everywhere you look, it is technology due to the fact that it is virtual reality. This game has taken over people’s lives to the point where their life is now the game, and the line between virtual and reality is gone. The game has brought joy to people’s live, for instance, the main protagonist of the story Wade Watts. However, the game has become so fundamental to how society functions, that

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    The Mass Gathering application that you presented to the Town of Cumberland meets our requirements. In addition you must provide a certificate of Insurance naming Cumberland Farmers Club additional insured. The $3000 dollar fee was approved with the following: You will be required to forward a check for 50% or $1500 dollars 60 days prior to the event. The remainder $1500 will be due on May 18, 2017 payable to Cumberland Farmers Club. This fee holds the days for your event and ensures security you

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    The Egg Drop Experiment

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    An egg is a fragile object that breaks when a small amount of force acts upon it, but many people have tried to prevent it from breaking when it falls by building contraptions for it. The egg drop experiment is generally used as an experiment to teach students about the concepts of physics. There are many ways to prevent an egg from breaking when it falls. One example is to use a parachute to slow down the descent of the egg. Another example is to wrap the egg in bubble wrap to cushion the egg’s

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    Christianity Christianity is the most universal religious belief in the world. Christians are divided into three different groups Orthodox (Eastern Countries), Roman Catholics and protestants (Europe, America, Australia). Also, there are hundreds of smaller groups called denominations. All the different groups don’t follow the same teachings but they all share the same beliefs. Christianity originated in Palestine, a Jewish province of the Roman Empire.The religion that is now known as christian

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    extent of the reflection on Christian stories and beliefs of the Easter Triduum. This case study aims to analyse the level of engagement and understanding in the community of the symbol system represented in the MSM liturgy in terms of the Easter Triduum by surveying students and conducting an interview. The symbol system of the MSM liturgy on Holy Thursday was highly effective in engaging the community in a reflection on the Easter Story when the participants came with prior knowledge, as this offered

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    Italy shares many holidays with many cultures around the world. Three of those holidays iare La Befana, Carnevale, and Easter. They are among the most important to the Italian people and all tied together. They each have roots in Christianity and Catholicism, but are considered public holidays. La Befana, or Epiphany, always celebrated on January 6th. Considered the end of the Christmas season. A woman carrying a broomstick marks La Befana. She originates from a legend about the three wise men whom

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