Calvin repeatedly claims that only the chosen few can make it into heaven because only the chosen few will be able to lead a good Christian life; a life that one must, nonetheless, strive towards to obtain "the good life." Calvin is not saying that your actions do not matter in the world, and one can sin whenever he sees fit, but he is saying only those God has already chosen will be able to fit into the criteria needed for those to obtain the good life. The Truth for All Time is, in the author's own words, a brief outline of the Christian Faith. ... His reflections of the bible...

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• Grade Level: High School

If a woman had difficulty reaching this goal of marrying into a rich family or had chosen to attempt to be self-sufficient and independent, she would practically be guaranteed a life of poverty, despair and failure. ... I found it easy to comprehend the culture of the early turn-of-the-century through the author's illustrative and descriptive word choice. ...

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However, man's fate is not sealed due to its original sin, but his path can be chosen depending on his life. ... For this reason the author avoids the term death when he speaks of the departure of the just. ...

• Word Count: 2030
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• Grade Level: High School