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    Alexius Sparkman Dr. Ernest Williamson III English Composition II 1 February 2017 Letter from Birmingham Jail Analysis Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere: many minorities would feel this to be true. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote Letter from Birmingham Jail on April 16, 1963 while he was imprisoned for being a participant in a nonviolent protest against segregation. In his letter, Dr. King defends the strategy of nonviolent resistance to violence. In this rhetorical…

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    It all started with a dream – a dream to end racial discrimination and embrace equality. King’s ability to persuade the public, however, did not lead to victory but to imprisonment. In "Letter from Birmingham Jail," Martin Luther King addresses how breaking the law should be done in a peaceful and open manner, reflecting his view that this type of law breaking is actually portraying respect for the law, and resulting consequences may make the community more aware of the injustices. In addition,…

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    Biblical Literary Analysis: Daniel The book of Daniel has been interpreted to have many different themes throughout history. Themes such as power, pride, principles, and convictions have been drawn from the text. However, two themes accurately portray Daniel’s life and his circumstances: God’s faithfulness to His followers through their captivity, and the revelation of His glory. It also has a vision of future redemption and hope. Chapters one through six are characterized by an autobiography…

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    puts him equal and if not even more knowledgeable than the other clergymen. He also often references the bible such as in paragraph 22 when he is writing about civil disobedience “It was evidenced sublimely in the refusal of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego to obey the laws of Nebuchadnezzar, on the ground that a higher moral law was at stake.” This proves his knowledge of the bible is infallible, he states the bible exactly as it is worded and does not twist it to fit his argument only. His…

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    Theism And Panentheism

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    does perform miracles. Given that God is both external to and in this world, He understands current worldly situations and has the power to intervene if He so chooses. In the Bible, we see many of God’s mighty miracles. When Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were thrown into the fiery furnace, God stepped in and through a miracle saved them (Dan. 3:19-27). Through this one act alone, God saved three men and caused Nebuchadnezzar and others to witness the power and grace of God (Dan. 3:28-29). God…

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    Since God forbids them to bow down to any other idol, Daniel and his friends – Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego – refuse to do so, even when they are aware of the punishment: being thrown into the fiery furnace. They believe in God regardless and argue to the king, “If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to save us from it, and…

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    discriminatory practices in the society and to inhibit it, physical actions must be taken. King attempted to encourage the readers by alluding to the individuals, whose civil disobedience was considered to be a positive action. “Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego,” the “Christians,” and “Socrates” are examples of such individuals (12). Furthermore, King also alluded to the discrimination faced by Jews during Nazi Germany to suggest that “I believe I would openly advocate disobeying these…

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    In 1963, there was a letter written to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by a group of clergymen. The clergymen addressed specifically the recent civil right movements in Alabama. These men were not in good spirits about “outsiders” advocating for change because the inconveniences these efforts had caused. Shortly after Dr. King read this outrageous letter he wrote a letter of his own. Dr. King explained how the Negro Community is not the cause of tension. The tension has always been there, they are…

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    Freire’s concept of “Banking” and Problem –Posing have several general characteristics. Banking teachers follow text and or curriculum guides by grade level and date. Paper and pencil are the major methods of testing, and normally student’s grades are determined by test at the end of a learning section. Whereas Problem-posing teachers identify long range objectives, review task, and rapidly proceeds in validating learning. They use instruction based on a continuum that leads to long range goals,…

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    Civil disobedience is an peaceful act of disobeying a law or demand of a government or higher power. Nonviolent protest has been demonstrated since the ancient Greek times to the segregation of blacks and whites to today’s media. In various literature several authors had characters demonstrate the act of civil disobedience, however, this act has also been demonstrated by real life people such as Rosa Parks and her refusal to give her seat up for a white man. Film is another way civil…

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