Eternity

The future is a time or a period of time in which we follow through from the moment of speaking or writing our intentions. It is a time that has yet still to come. The future is what we work for, to go through school and have a career, in order to have a better life. My parents have taught me to work hard for the things I want, and I wish to have a bright future. That is one of the reasons why I am here at CI, to get an education that will help me find a career with sufficient salary that will support

Yes I finished the book 2. The author’s main purpose in writing this book is to present some lies or myths that some people might believe concerning Christianity, and show them the truth of what the Bible says about those topics. 3. One thing I was not previously aware of is on page 111 when Bethke talks about how the Sabbath’s purpose is to fill the earth with God’s presence and to remind us that we are free. I never thought about how the Sabbath was God’s last day of creation, but it was Adam and

Our Town is a play written by Thornton Wilder in 1937. Our Town is a play about the daily life in Act One, love and marriage in Act Two and death and dying in Act Three. The play is about two main characters, Emily Webb and George Gibbs. The play in Act One just goes through the daily life of the characters. Act Two it shows the love and marriage between these two characters and last Act Three shows life after death of the characters. The play has a man called the Stage Manager that is mainly a narrator

Utilize the Methodology of Time Blocking Multitasking has been proven to be ineffective when it comes to efficiency. People think that they are able to get more done by trying to tackle everything at once, but in reality, you’re pulling yourself in too many directions at once. Eliminate this effect of being pulled like taffy by developing your own time blocking method. There are a few things that you need to consider when it comes to creating time blocks for your schedule. As a physician, you

Confessions In the book Confessions by Saint Augustine, there are several themes throughout that describes Augustine’s thoughts and opinions of how to live responsibly. Augustine believes that God is the reason for everything good that happens to one’s life, which you are to praise him for. Augustine goes through some tough situations, which he uses his life as a standard way of living or an example of what others go through in their lifetime. He plainly states on several occasions that in everything

Ever since I was a little kid, I have been going to church. Over the years, I have felt like I have come closer and closer to God. Through God, the church has influenced me to become a better person. They put me on the right path, helping me find the light that lead me out of the darkness. God, and more specifically the church, has given me hope and strength. They molded me into a person who looks forward to the future, and what I can accomplish. It is hard to believe that I will be going off to

It is perhaps useful to lay out the argument as stated in class. The Edwardsian version of the dilemma of freedom and foreknowledge can be formulated as the following: P1. I ate breakfast this morning. P2. Necessarily, if I ate breakfast this morning, then God knew in 1000 A.D that I would eat breakfast this morning. P3. If God knew in 1000 A.D that I would eat breakfast this morning, then it was never within my power to prevent God’s knowing in 1000 A.D that I would eat breakfast this morning

Here is a riddle I learned during this school year. How does one sacrifice something that can’t be held but measured? If it can’t be held, how can you give someone yours? Last clue: If it can be measured why can’t you save it up for different purposes? What are we talking about here? After three clues you should have answered time. So how do people sacrifice time that can be measured, not held, and not given? For that answer we need to talk to a god. Chronos is a Greek god of time, but

The Time Capsule Found on the dead Plant. A story of a dead planet. Explaining how the planet was built, thrived, and fell. The poet, Margaret Atwood launches herself into the future, to tell the story a dead planet’s life. The attention grabber, the planet the speaker talks about is Earth. In this essay I will explore the reason behind why Margaret wrote the capsule in five sections, who she was talking to, who she was writing as, the reason for money being personified, and the goal of the

The Nature of God and His Actions The nature of god and his actions vary from one point of view to another. With Augustine, his views are clear as he explains God's actions throughout his books of Confessions. In these books, God’s actions are seen in different ways. In Augustine’s early life, punishment is shown to him for his sins. Later, he is given signs to join God in Heaven. Finally, God shows his gratefulness through the use of gifts to Augustine’s Mother. All of these demonstrations combined