16) Why does the sentry stumble over his words when trying to tell Creon of the burial of Polyneices? 17) Why does the Choragos ask about the possibility of Polyneices being buried by the gods? 18) How does Creon view the Choragos and the Chorus, both representing the Theban elders? 19) Who does Creon believe buried Polyneices? 20) What accusation does the sentry make on line 148?
What does "mammon" mean? Riches, and worldly gain personified as a false god. 68. According to Paul, what are the six things that we are to think on? 69.
If he wants to, but cannot, he is impotent. If he can, but does not want to, he is wicked. If God can abolish evil, and God really wants to do it, why is there evil in the world?” The problem of evil poses this question: how can a God who is all-powerful, all-wise, and all-good permit so much pain, suffering, and evil in the world? How would you answer this question? week 6 Jesus and the Kingdom of God (graded) Describe some of the values Jesus had in mind when he used the phrase “Kingdom of God.” One scholar has called Jesus’s message “ethical apocalypticism.” What do you think this means in light of our discussion of apocalypticism in the text?
Why does King wait until paragraph 45 to address the alleged commendable behavior of Birmingham police in "preventing violence"? 4. Considering the final three paragraphs as King's conclusion, discuss whether you believe it is rhetorically effective. Audience: 5. Who are the intended audiences? What effect does audience have on King’s appeals?
What is Hamlet’s view of the purpose of acting? 2. How does Hamlet demonstrate his trust for Horatio in this scene? 3. How does Hamlet demonstrate
d. Describe the conflict for Sarny. (Internal or external?) e. Who is punished? What is the punishment? f. What does Nightjohn do?
If you were Jonas, what would you have said in response to The Giver’s request for forgiveness? Why? 5. How do you think Jonas will feel about The Giver and his Assignment now? Chapter 16 1.
As he states in the Political Treatise, It appears from this that the person of kings is sacred, and to move against them is sacrilege. God causes them to be anointed by the prophets with a sacred unction, as He caused the pontiffs and His altars to be anointed. Significantly stating that a King’s should be cherished and if someone would defy a challenge against him, they
What biblical character does the creature compare himself to? What character does he think he ought to be? 19. What does the creature say made him a “fiend?” What is Romantic about
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