my perfect world essay

about the most beautiful campuses in the world. In first place was Berry College, and thus, my attraction to Berry began. From there, I embarked upon my college research journey, digging up new information about the school. Being a Floridian, the idea of experiencing the change of the seasons in Rome, Georgia without the culture shock of intense winters is the perfect balance of new experiences, and familiarity. From my time spent living in California during my childhood, hiking through the mountains

to you and lay all my anxieties at your feet because I know you care for me. I claim that promise and hold it close to my heart. Father, I know that I cannot change anything in my life by being stressed and worried. So today I proclaim your peace that cannot be found in the world over my life. You Lord are the Prince of Peace and I call on the name of Jesus to cast out every spirit of anxiety, fear, and worry in my life. Your word says that you would keep in perfect peace if my mind is stayed on you

been struggling to find the way to my future. I ultimately lost interest in each prospective career I considered. Despite my extensive soul searching, I never seemed to find the perfect fit. That was until we took a trip to a museum that became life changing. For as long as I can remember, I have loved to learn, particularly about history. Any time period, be it human history, or natural history, I was there, notepad in hand and a head full of questions. So when my family took a trip to Chicago, there

“You’re so perfect. You attend church all the time. You must never do anything wrong.” These words have been spoken over me my entire life. Growing up in church, I never felt a pressure to be “perfect”, but I did have a sense of things I thought were generally “good” or “bad” and made my best attempt to make the correct decision. The myth that church-goers are “perfect” is either largely believed or frequently laughed at. As a “church-goer” or, Christian, I can attest to the fact that is not the

Your novel, Candide, was one of my favorite novels that I have read throughout my college career. Your novel stood out to me more than the others that I have read for some reason. It showed how the world is cruel and unpleasant sometimes. It had many themes that I could relate to within my personal life today which were the human condition, religion, happiness, money's power to corrupt, and war. The first and main theme that I noticed was the human condition. Human condition is the aspects of life

Throughout the last few classes we have recently been talking about what life was like back then. There were certain ideas we covered and in some cases, some of it was similar to life today. We have covered ideas like pre-destination, humanism, the idea of utopia, and also pragmatism. Each idea is different but all influenced the renaissance in their own way. Pre-destination was an idea brought up by John Calvin. John Calvin was a theologian, a pastor and also a reformer during the Protestant Reformation

I’m Wendy. And no, I look nothing like the perfect happy smiling girl that you all associate with the restaurant. I am 5’6’’ and 13 years old. I have wavy, short, caramel hair and brown eyes, with a light spattering of freckles. My favorite colors are blue and gray, but yellow is such a pretty sunny color... it just doesn 't look good on me. I go to North-West Independence Middle School. In case you were wondering, that is in middle of nowhere Nebraska. It is like a scene from an old movie, no color

“2BR02B” by Kurt Vonnegut is about a “perfect” society, when in reality, it is not. In this “perfect” world there is no old age, disease, wars, poverty, cripples, asylums, slums, or prisons, The population was under control but at a cost. Volunteers were to be had. The volunteers would be put in a gas chamber and killed. In order to have children, there had to be a volunteer for each kid. Most people were blinded by this world. This was not a perfect society, people’s right to reproduce freely was

“You were born to be real not to be perfect.” is probably one of my favorite quotes. One theme of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Birthmark” would be “it is foolish to strive for perfection.” My favorite quote and the theme for The Birthmark have a lot in common.  They both say that being perfect is not something you are going to witness in this world, so you need to stop worrying about striving for perfection.  The places in this story where I found the theme pushed a great amount are the last two paragraphs

Define my worldview. First I will explain what is a worldview. A worldview is known as a framework from which we view reality and make sense of life and the world. Worldview is basic on ideology, philosophy, theology, movement, or religion that provides an overreaching approach to understanding God, the world and man’s relations to God and the world. My worldview I’m a Christianity. According to James N Anderson 2014 What’s your worldview? “Christianity is the largest religion in the world