...World View A person’s worldview whether it be a Christian humanist is a personal insight about meaning and reality. It is how a person interprets, through his or her own eyes. A personal belief about the world source? A person world view tries to give reason for how the facts of reality relate and tie together. Those facts provide the picture into which the daily event of a person life should fit. The question of orgin. How did life begin? How did mankind come into exsistence? Exodus 20:11 New King James. The Lord created all in six days and he rested the seventh day, this is believed to be the beginning of the world. To my knowledge the Lord made a day of rest to do nothing but pray and give him glory for which he deserves. Reread the passage of scripture. The day of rest was given before the bible was written. It was for rest both man and beast. Nehemiah 9:6 New King James version states that the Lord did all his work alone he made heaven the earth and all on earth, the seas and everything in them and we are to preserve them all what the Lord did was to create a place to live a life with all the necessities to stand a new world. The lord created this place called heaven alone. The question of identity what does it mean to be human? Who are we? Are humans more important than animals? I really don’t know but I would like to share a story that I have witness for myself. One day I was driving on a main highway and I noticed that there was a dog trying to cross a street. Well...
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...Chancellor Instructor Hubbard Liba 102 “Multifaceted” Hampton Fincher and David Webb Peoples’ complex screenplay and Ridley Scott’s use of film noir combine together to produce Roy Batty, a character out of Blade Runner, whose diverse personality reflects Jesus Christ, Adam, and Lucifer. As a result, Roy Batty, is much more multifaceted than the heartless, man killing machine that is seen at first glance by an audience. Because Roy reflects Jesus Christ, Adam, and Lucifer, three religious icons, there is an unlimited amount of religious subtext in the film Blade Runner. Hampton Fincher and David Webb Peoples use these religious allegories to hinder a direct and understandable message from the film’s narrative. Therefore, Fincher and Peoples took their complex writing to a deeper level than most screen writers by denying the audience a straightforward interpretation of Roy Batty. One example is the allegory of the creation story and the fall of man. Parallels from the creation story are seen time and time again throughout the film, which is one way Roy’s character relates to the Biblical character, Adam (Gravett, pg. 38). In the Bible, Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil as it is stated in Genesis 2: 16-17: “And the LORD God commanded the man, ‘You are free to eat from any tree in the garden; but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat of it you will surely die.’"...
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...Dad we just wanna enter into your courts with Thanks and Praise, Dad you are worthy, we are so thankful for everything you have done for us on this day, in our past, and what you will do for us concerning our future. We lift you up and exalt your Holy Name. We magnify your Holy Name. To God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit, all the Glory be given unto you. We thank you for our lives, our children, our jobs, our homes, the material things you have created and given us. We thank you for your love and we thank you that we are Your friends if we do what you command us to do. Hallejuah, You no longer call us servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, You have called us your friends, for everything that you have learned from your Father, you have made known to us. We thank you Jesus. We thank you for always making sure our needs are taking care of. It always look like we are not going to make it but your Word says, you know what we need before we ask for it, your Word says, don’t worry about our life, what we will eat, what we will drink, don’t worry about our bodies and what we will wear. Dad your word says, for you know the amount of hairs on our head, if you know that surely you know all of our needs and desires. I thank You Dad, that you have provided these things. As a father it is your obligation to make sure we have the basic needs of life just like a natural parent so I thank you that just like a natural child doesn’t have to go to their parents for basic...
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