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    Unorthodox Theology of the Revisionists Stream of the Emerging Church Developed from Culture

    LIBERTY UNIVERSITY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY  The Theology of the Emerging Church: Unorthodox Theology of the Revisionists Stream of the Emerging Church Developed from Culture  Submitted to Dr. Richard Elligson, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the completion of the course  THEO 510 D13 Survey of Theology by Ray Ruppert May 7, 2014 Table of Contents Introduction.............................................................................................................

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    Stax and American Soul

    Significance of Stax on African American soul It has been a tough tussle for the African American people to advocate for their civil rights in the society and a contest against racial discrimination and isolation. Establishment of Civil Rights Movement was their chief strategy towards realizing their desires. Stax Museum of American Soul Music was one among various groups that engaged with a lot of enthusiasm in the struggle to terminate separation and ameliorate lives of their people. Other

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    Annotated Bibliography

    mother to Grammy winner to inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. 3. Bogdanov, Vladimir. All Music Guide to Soul: The Definitive Guide to R&B and Soul. San Francisco, CA: Backbeat, 2003. Print. a. This is a complete guide to the uniquely American world of the blues. The roots of the blues can be found in the turn-of-the-century Mississippi Delta, but today its reach extends into all kinds of music including rock, jazz, country, soul, and more. 4. Brown, Ruth, and Andrew Yule. Miss Rhythm: The

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    The Harlem Renaissance: The New Negro Movement

    one of the styles of music that spread tremendously from the streets of Harlem to all over the nation. This time was known as the “jazz age”, a time when innovative ideas and modernism with rapid cultural and social changes took place (Achlin). Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and Bessie Smith had a huge impact on Jazz and swing music from the blues and gospel slave (“The Harlem Renaissance”). Duke Ellington, a renowned jazz artist, began to reflect the "New Negro" in his music, particularly in the

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    American Beauty: Lady Soul By Aretha Franklin

    The movie I chose to study was American Beauty. This is a movie that begins with Jane Burnhams, Lester Burnhams daughter, being videotaped by an unknown male. She speaks about how much she dislikes her father, and that it would be a gift to society if he were to be “put out of his misery.” By doing so, it begins to make the viewer curious and to start questioning the film in the first five minutes. Why does she hate him so much? Who is behind the camera? What did he do that would make him deserve

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    Today"S Humaities

    so wanted. Discipline number two is another form of art which is Music: Music makes the world go round a truer statement has never been made. We look at our young people today and say that the rap music has warped their minds or changed the way that they view things. Most of the music of today promotes violence and sex. This tells you that these are trying times and that technologically we have come a long way from the jazz music of old. Young

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    Rock 'N Roll and Race

    The rise and emergence of rock ‘n’ roll in American society in the 1950s and 1960s partially broke down the color barrier, allowing people to begin looking past the issues of racial inferiority and superiority. This breaking down of the color barrier and easing of racial tension was not complete, however, leading to a heightened need for civil rights and equality. This new music form allowed blacks and whites to work together in a professional setting and intermingle like they never had before, increasing

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    Humanities Today

    discuss current forms of humanities and how we relate to them in present. This paper will differentiate between the humanities and other modes of human inquiry and expression. It will address the definition of humanities; provide examples of Art, Music, Architecture, Philosophy, and Literature and explain why each example reflects current developments in politics, socioeconomics, and technology. Humanities provides people from different cultural backgrounds to experience and gain knowledge

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    The Effect of Technology on Christianity: Blessing or Curse?

    who gave us her testimony to the saving grace of Christ in her life. The video stopped and a live camera feed showed her being baptized by our pastor. The worshippers clapped, some cried, and loud exclamations could be heard throughout the congregation. The screens went dark, the lights came back up, and hymns and praise songs were sung. The Minister of Music was backed by the orchestra and a 200-person choir as he led us in the singing. The choir stood on risers behind the stage. The words to the

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    Country Music

    Country music is a unique and traditional type of music. It combines many different genres, and it blends them all into one great genre. Country music takes beats of rock and roll, it takes the soul of the good ole drinking music, and it takes the heart of old gospel... Country music will always be, no matter what people think, the "real" music that tells the "real" story. The style of country music is very unique. It really doesn't beat around the bush. It tells you straight up what the artist

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