In this parable Jesus uses a similarity of a farmer or a sower as he plants his field in the beginning of the season, and then it tells what happens to the four different types of seeds that were planted. ... May we all be and continue to be in this category " (Kioulachoglou). ... The next person to come by is The "Good Samaritan " who helped the man. He dressed the man's wounds with wine and oil. He then puts the man on his animal and takes him to an inn and pays the innkeeper with his own money and tells the innkeeper to take good care of the man, and he would pay for any extra expenses...

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"1 In fact, Crevecoeur summarized the history of the American family, in particular, and the American man, in general. ... Contemporary researchers of the family insist that no definition of the family fits the reality of all the cultural groups and historical periods. ... "All the energy of the group is expended on helping the children to rise in the world, individually and without any collective ambition: children rather than the family.... In a society where the conception of social life is individualistic, drama has to deal with how the character copes with such a society and how...

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"Then Jesus said, "There was a man who had two sons."" ... In the home there's the "certain man,"" and that is God the Father. ... He enjoyed the pleasures of sin for a season there in the far country. ... The Talmud states, "Cursed be the man who would breed swine."" ... He was a son all the time. ...

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Does man's existence depend on God? Is there a need for God's existence in order for man to continue to exist? ... If God is a condiment, man need not to depend on God. ... Clement of Alexandria finds faith as the foundation of all knowledge. ... Not all truths are understandable. ...

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In section two he compares Christ's rebirth to the coming natural rebirth in spring, "Thy fibres net the dreamless head, / Thy roots are rapt about the bones. / The seasons bring the flower again," (Tennyson 2.3-5). ... "She1 cries, "A thousand types are gone:/ I care for nothing, all shall go." ... Tennyson wonders whether all his work towards his Christian belief was worthless, if he had false hopes in God, and maybe should have spent his time becoming stronger not more virtuous, Man, her last work, who seem"d so fair, Such splendid purpose in his eyes, Who roll"d the psa...

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