Mather Tower

view from Mather himself. Through this work, Mather shares his opinions on the actions taken in the trials and the works of the Devil and God inside of New England. During this time period, religion played a significant part in society such that it was a driving force behind the hysteria created. This hysteria doesn’t seem to reach Mather, but rather he seems to be compelled to write due to his pre-existing concern for society against the Devil and witchcraft.

Conversely, Cotton Mather stood by the use spectral evidence even after his father had condemned it. In The Wonders of the Invisible World, Mather outlined his belief that the convictions in Salem were justified. In fact, it was the judges of the court of oyer and terminer who asked Mather to write a book to clear their name. Directly contradicting his father’s stance on the admission of spectral evidence, Cotton Mather stated that, “We are Humane Creatures, and we are safe while we say, they must

In society, everyone is attached and more focused on technology rather than the nature and wildlife of planet earth. Some people might argue that the parks or green spaces produce too many greenhouse gases which will pollute the cities. However, our cities already have a lot of pollution so if greenhouse gases are added to the mix it won’t be of any harm. People also argue that parks take up land space that could be developed for retail and the use of natural resources. Parks actually help contribute

Cotton Mather is one of the best known Puritan writers for his work The Wonders of the Invisible World. Mather gives the outside world a glimpse into what the Salem Witch trials were like and how they conducted their way of figuring out who was a witch in their colony. The Wonders of the invisible world brought the audiences into the firsthand experience of a trial and made them experience it from the viewpoint of one of the citizens of that colony. Mather specifically focuses on the trial of Martha

and author Cotton Mather was given the task of documenting a number of the trial proceedings. Mather was an esteemed adult in the Puritan community. Looking back at the accomplishments in his early life it is quite easy to see why he was held in such high regard. Cotton Mather was born February 12th, 1663 to a family of highly reputed New England Puritan priests (Walker). At only 12 years old, following in his father’s footsteps, Mather began his education at Harvard College. Mather faced many hardships

views, and was subsequently banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony. I will use the texts A Report on the Trial of Mrs. Anne Hutchinson, before the church in Boston, March, 1638 by Franklin Bowditch Dexter and Magnalia Christi Americana by Cotton Mather to outline the importance of the historical figure of Anne Hutchinson to The Scarlet Letter and to the novel’s main character, Hester Prynne. I will outline the common points and the striking differences

BACKGROUND Charlotte Beers became Ogilvy & Mather 's first outsider CEO after its acquisition by WPP Group Plc in 1991. According to her memo dated May 19th, Beers ' objective was to "re-invent" the mega-agency, whose inertia and complacency had eroded its competitiveness since the 1980s. In fact, Beer 's tenure at Ogilvy constituted a re-creation of the agency, redefining its aims, processes, people, and structure in reaction to the demands placed by the changing advertising industry. ANALYSIS

Saturday, a day beloved by many due to its relaxing nature. I would think a Saturday like this one, would be the ideal day to remain home, far from the anomalously large crowds gathering downtown for the 150th Canada Day celebration, however, I knew going was inevitable. Regardless of whether it was willingly or not, I was going. My grandmother’s sister’s husband’s brother’s daughter's daughter (who I will refer to as my ‘aunt’ (though she is more like a distant cousin)), her husband (my ‘uncle’)

that say about the God you worship?” - Lecrae; Dirty Water Too many one might think that the Tower of Babel is about God punishing people, and in a way it was. The confusion that God placed on the people was something made to humble the people trying to be at the same height of God. But the realities are that we have made strides in the list of human achievements that have surpassed the height of the tower of Babel, and through that singular event, culture had erupted onto the earth. The shift of

Bio: Martin Wittfooth Martin Wittfooth born in 1981 in Toronto, Canada. Although he spent most of his childhood in Finland before moving back to Canada as a teenager and later in his mid-twenties moving to New York. In a recent, WOWxWOW, interview Martin expresses that he drew his inspiration for his artistic style from Northern European like Arnold Bocklin and Akseli Gallen-kallela, Anders Zorn, and Jon Bauer. Furthermore, he attended Sherdian College for his BAA and his MFA in York School of Visual