His poems present ordinary people in ordinary situations and does not concern itself with religion or God. ... Since Frost's poems were written for a particular audience, he is not reprimanded for his lack of acceptance of others, therefore his success lies in his ability to "write to please," he writes what he knows people like him would want to read. ...
The two public experiences are Ordinary and Extraordinary experience. Both of these experiences are likely to take place in the presence of a number of people or a large crowd of people. ... Specifically the problem with an ordinary experience is that what is out of the ordinary for one person may seem perfectly normal, to another. ... The advantages of trying to prove the existence of God from a conversion experience is the fact that the change in a person's life is evident and the change can be verified by the people who are close to that person. ...
But it is known as an overpower ruling above the people of the world. ... A martyr that died for "God's People" so they can be saved. ... In the poem Nikki Giovanni converted to Christianity at one point, But not an ordinary Christian. ... She is more the people of the earth than the actual land. ... She is also implying that she is representing a particular type of people. ...
For example, most people eat at least once a day, even if they do not brush their teeth after each meal. ... Beck explains that many religious people always seem to have a simple formula to explain why some people get help from angels and some get lobotomized by flying debris from freak wheat-threshing accidents (pg 98). ... Otterbein and Otterbein (1973) stats,"... believe in the Christian deity, and believe that God helps people; a few believe that God hurts or punishes as much as he helps". ... What she fell to realize, like most people, is this thing we call spirituality can only be expe...
WALK-AWAY (State at beginning and conclusion of lesson) "God often uses the "ordinary" person to show the importance of obeying God, trusting Jesus in your heart, and standing up for God." ... Did God forget His people since they were in Babylonian Captivity? ... God did not forget His people.) 4. Did God have a plan and purpose for the people? (Yes, he had a new beginning and new purpose for the people. ...
He was not nearly concrete enough a deity for the plain people to believe in and now there are only a couple of temples in all of India that are devoted to his worship. ... Since independence, many influential people, who often find in Hinduism what might be attractive in Christianity, have indeed viewed conversion with disfavor. ... The ordinary people tolerate the proximity of Christian converts, even if these transgress Hindu taboos. ... Each is accustomed to the people that worship that religion. Religion is what makes peoples lives. ...
Through out the books we've read, there are instances of progression from rebelling from society and its expectations from generation to generation as well as between different groups of people. ... His request to leave his family and join the Samanas was unexpected and out of the ordinary. ... I personally believe change should be made when necessary and people shouldn't fear it, for change would not occur unless it was for progression. ...
In Hinduism, the religion comes to the homes of people and becomes a part of the daily life of the individual; and it becomes a living feature in the world only when God becomes something vital in one's daily life; - for religion is love of God. ... They are extremely popular because they are meant for the ordinary people, unlike the Vedas, which are meant for the priestly class. ...
