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1) Pilgrim 's Progress by John Bunyan is an infamous Christian allegory and wildly considered to be the first great book of the non-secular English language. After the Bible, it was the most read book for centuries. Bunyan wrote it based on his largely Baptist, often Calvinist theology. This is evident in Pilgrim 's Progress through the name choices of the main characters and his conversation with Ignorance regarding reaching the Celestial City. The major points which are total depravity, unconditional

Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776 for the citizens of the nation to become strong and united. He hoped that equality, rights, liberty, opportunity, and democracy would prosper and be sustained. The only question now is have Americans lived up to these ideals as Jefferson intended us too? Well, although we Americans are moving closer to the ideal of opportunity, we are also moving further from equality and rights. Opportunity has been constantly growing for citizens,

current “Archive” folder making it challenging to determine which courses were actually in production (used by the learners) and which were a work in progress or backups before the final release. In other words, a course is not considered a version until it is released in Production or to the public, anything before that time is considered a “Work in Progress.” These two procedures seems to cause confusion. Consider the follow story: A work team for a popular magazine company is tasked with producing

In the last few weeks I have learned that conflict will never come easy to me and it will always be a work in progress. I feel like I have understood the importance of communication skills, ways of approaching people, and how to perform self-care after an event. Throughout this semester I have been working on a ‘hand scarf’. This is a scarf that I wove by hand, and I thought it would be a great way for me to help understand conflict due to its complexity, patience, and pattern. To add, I realize

Throughout Christian’s journey in The Pilgrim’s Progress, he encounters many dilemmas which often throw him off the path to the Celestial city. However, whenever someone is with him or aids him, he prevails and acquires more and more wisdom. If he has a constant guide or companion in his journey, it will be less probable for Christian to stumble or get lost. John Bunyan should incorporate the character “Paraclete” into his book, The Pilgrim’s Progress, because he will provide help in times of trouble

Faithfulness was caught and was killed (Bunyan The Pilgrim’s Progress 158). Christian was able to escape and was reminded that day that we as Christ followers need to be ready for anything including death in order to make a difference in the world. As Christian moves on he meets another man named Hope. Hope was an encouragement to Christian because he stressed that now he is changed and he relies only on Christ for his strength (Bunyan The Pilgrim’s Progress 158). While they are together they talk about their

John Bunyan a man who was and is important to Christianity, but who was he? John Bunyan was born on 11/30/1628 and died on 8/31/1688. John Bunyan was also the author of “The Pilgrim’s Progress” and “Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners” two very important pieces of Christian Literature for the time. He also preached to the people of England near the town of Bedford. Bunyan served as a Protestant leader, and was faithful to God. Bunyan’s life will be analyzed from an aspect of his life, split into

Admit it; at some point in your lifetime, you've belted out the iconic first line of the Pokemon theme song. But just because you "wanna be the very best like no one ever was", doesn't mean it will happen overnight. LEVEL THE COMPETITION To become the very best, we have to determine what that means in the world of Pokemon Go. Does it mean having a stacked roster of superpowered Pokemon? Or will it involve a city-wide one-man conquest of every gym you can find? For most people, it will be a quest

The title is a metaphor for apartments in the modern society, which have colossal windows that change the way privacy is interpreted. The narrator, unnamed, describes lightboxes metaphorically “[…] high-rise boxes […]” , “[…] boxes of light […]” and “[…] individual lightboxes […]” . In that sense, the title can be associated with the modern way of living, living in modern apartments with colossal windows, overusing computers and smartphone that all provide light, just like a lightbox. The indication

Thackeray got the idea for his title from chapter twelve of John Bunyan’s book titled Pilgrim’s Progress, published in 1678. In his book, Bunyan describes the journey of a boy, Christian, from the City of Destruction, which symbolizes the secular world, to the Celestial City, which symbolizes Heaven. One of the obstacles that Christian must endure on