AHIV111 - slides for the lecture: "Religion is the opiate of the masses". In this theme we covered the idea that Religion can be ideological in nature.
This document contains several Bible verses that discuss various topics such as: working wholeheartedly for God rather than people; relying on God and bearing fruit; putting on spiritual armor to stand against evil; our bodies being God's temple; God's loving and gracious nature; the positive effects of a cheerful spirit; trusting in God's strength and help; the usefulness of Scripture; God's faithfulness; the power of God's word; focusing thoughts on heavenly things; hiding God's word in our hearts to avoid sin; being made new through faith in Christ; Scripture providing guidance and light; God working all things for good; loving and obeying God through his commands; loving God with all of our being; acknowledging our sinfulness
1. The document is from Gospel Baptist Tabernacle and includes information about an upcoming children's church and a visiting music ministry.
2. Several passages from the Bible are quoted to discuss themes of carnality versus spirituality and controlling one's anger and pride.
3. Uncontrolled emotions like anger are said to come from indulging the "carnal mind" rather than submitting to God, and pride can make people think they can do things themselves rather than relying on God.
This document discusses the importance and power of the Holy Spirit. It states that the Holy Spirit is vital to the Christian life and allows believers to relate to God. It notes that Satan's goals are to prevent sinners from believing in Christ and to stop Christians from fully submitting to the Holy Spirit. The document encourages exerting and showing the power of the Holy Spirit through obedience to God's word, faithfulness to Christ and unity in the church, courage in proclaiming the gospel, love for Christ and others, and prayer to God in Christ's name.
September 16 2018 - Unit 2 - Experiencing-God - Looking to GodCatherine Lirio
This document discusses the importance of trusting in God rather than oneself or other people. It provides five key points:
1) Totally depending on God for ability and provision rather than having misplaced confidence in oneself.
2) Following God's plans and ways instead of human plans and ways.
3) Denying oneself rather than gratifying fleshly desires, especially pride.
4) Seeking God's kingdom and righteousness first instead of conforming to ways of the world.
5) Seeking God's perspective in all circumstances rather than looking at them from a human perspective.
This document discusses fear and its causes. It explores several reasons why people experience fear, including not fully trusting God, being more concerned with what others think than God, having unaddressed mental or emotional issues, wanting to feel in control, and failing to take thoughts captive and make them obedient to Christ. The document encourages addressing fear by renewing the mind through focusing on who we are in Christ and memorizing scripture about overcoming fear.
Heroes of the Bible Part 05 Daniel - englishEddie Rivero
This document outlines 4 steps to living a life of integrity: 1) Know what you believe through studying scripture and having faith, 2) Trust what you believe even during difficult times with the assurance that God will strengthen you, 3) Live according to what you believe through acting with integrity and not conforming to worldly behaviors, 4) Share what you believe by telling others about God as Daniel shared his experiences with his friends. The overarching message is that having integrity involves deeply knowing, trusting, living by, and spreading your religious beliefs.
We proclaim our faith in the God who created heaven and earth that is omnipotent in every way. Then we deny the power of God to forgive our sins, to transform our lives or to see us through our darkest times. God is omnipotent - do not deny His power!
This document contains several Bible verses that discuss various topics such as: working wholeheartedly for God rather than people; relying on God and bearing fruit; putting on spiritual armor to stand against evil; our bodies being God's temple; God's loving and gracious nature; the positive effects of a cheerful spirit; trusting in God's strength and help; the usefulness of Scripture; God's faithfulness; the power of God's word; focusing thoughts on heavenly things; hiding God's word in our hearts to avoid sin; being made new through faith in Christ; Scripture providing guidance and light; God working all things for good; loving and obeying God through his commands; loving God with all of our being; acknowledging our sinfulness
1. The document is from Gospel Baptist Tabernacle and includes information about an upcoming children's church and a visiting music ministry.
2. Several passages from the Bible are quoted to discuss themes of carnality versus spirituality and controlling one's anger and pride.
3. Uncontrolled emotions like anger are said to come from indulging the "carnal mind" rather than submitting to God, and pride can make people think they can do things themselves rather than relying on God.
This document discusses the importance and power of the Holy Spirit. It states that the Holy Spirit is vital to the Christian life and allows believers to relate to God. It notes that Satan's goals are to prevent sinners from believing in Christ and to stop Christians from fully submitting to the Holy Spirit. The document encourages exerting and showing the power of the Holy Spirit through obedience to God's word, faithfulness to Christ and unity in the church, courage in proclaiming the gospel, love for Christ and others, and prayer to God in Christ's name.
September 16 2018 - Unit 2 - Experiencing-God - Looking to GodCatherine Lirio
This document discusses the importance of trusting in God rather than oneself or other people. It provides five key points:
1) Totally depending on God for ability and provision rather than having misplaced confidence in oneself.
2) Following God's plans and ways instead of human plans and ways.
3) Denying oneself rather than gratifying fleshly desires, especially pride.
4) Seeking God's kingdom and righteousness first instead of conforming to ways of the world.
5) Seeking God's perspective in all circumstances rather than looking at them from a human perspective.
This document discusses fear and its causes. It explores several reasons why people experience fear, including not fully trusting God, being more concerned with what others think than God, having unaddressed mental or emotional issues, wanting to feel in control, and failing to take thoughts captive and make them obedient to Christ. The document encourages addressing fear by renewing the mind through focusing on who we are in Christ and memorizing scripture about overcoming fear.
Heroes of the Bible Part 05 Daniel - englishEddie Rivero
This document outlines 4 steps to living a life of integrity: 1) Know what you believe through studying scripture and having faith, 2) Trust what you believe even during difficult times with the assurance that God will strengthen you, 3) Live according to what you believe through acting with integrity and not conforming to worldly behaviors, 4) Share what you believe by telling others about God as Daniel shared his experiences with his friends. The overarching message is that having integrity involves deeply knowing, trusting, living by, and spreading your religious beliefs.
We proclaim our faith in the God who created heaven and earth that is omnipotent in every way. Then we deny the power of God to forgive our sins, to transform our lives or to see us through our darkest times. God is omnipotent - do not deny His power!
The student measured and marked out wood for a footstool project in class. They used tools like a pencil, ruler, and tri-square to mark the wood, then used saws and clamps to begin cutting. Working with a partner, they finished marking and measuring quickly. While the student made progress cutting the arrow shape, they didn't finish in the allotted time and would continue in the next lesson. The lesson related to the environment through the use of wood from trees.
Een 50 minuten durende presentatie over Sociale Media voor het vinden van een baan. Gegeven aan werkcoaches van het UWV tijdens de Professionaliseringsdagen 45+ 2010
Managing It Solutions Architecture Presentation Mainguest8d3c01
The document outlines requirements for creating a new customer information system for an electronics company. It must be ready within 3 months and integrated with third party systems. It needs high security, 99.9% availability, and a maximum downtime of 4 hours. The system will support over 20,000 users predicted and needs to be scalable, accessible in different languages, and compliant with accessibility legislation. Key non-functional requirements include analytics, alerting, modularity, and compliance. Constraints include limited bandwidth, budget limits, and legal requirements to keep data secure.
While women face challenges in achieving high-level careers and equal pay, they also struggle with mental health issues and lack of respect. Few women attain presidential or high-paying executive roles, and more women attempt suicide than men. Additionally, a woman's perspective is often disregarded as their opinions and judgment are not treated with the same seriousness as a man's.
A brief outline of a Rationalist vs Christian perspective on human natureC
Rationalism is a philosophical view that regards reason as the primary source of knowledge. Rationalists use logic and deduction to understand situations and determine what is right or wrong. In the 17th century, rationalism emerged with philosophers like Descartes who believed that everything could be explained through reason and logic alone, even going so far as to question the reliability of the senses. Descartes introduced formulas to understand life and argued that the senses can deceive us, using the example of how we perceive the size of the sun.
Tommy and Cathy were married on June 13, 2009. Nathan and Naomi were also present at the wedding. The document expresses gratitude to those mentioned for sharing in some memorable moments, including an engagement.
Healthy City WEBINAR Introductory TrainingHealthy City
This document provides an overview of the HealthyCity.org website and its features for mapping community data and sharing resources to promote social change. The website allows users to 1) find social services through a statewide 2-1-1 database, 2) research community data to inform programs, 3) map their own data to visualize client locations, and 4) utilize advanced features like saving work, uploading custom data, and creating multimedia stories. The website aims to unite research, community voices, and technology to address social inequities.
"Here Comes The Judge" - Should Christians Judge Others?Don McClain
We as Christians MUST make wise discernment's between truth and error, right and wrong,Good and evil. So - what kind of judging does the Lord forbid in Matthew 7:1-6? - Remember - the Lord will judge us when He comes again.
Perry E. Wilson Jr is a senior mechanical engineering major at Michigan Tech who previously attended school in Birmingham, AL. He is involved with several student organizations on campus including NSBE, Kappa Alpha Psi, and the Black Student Association. Perry has experience with noise, vibration and harshness analysis from working at American Cast Iron and Pipe Company. His skills include 3D modeling, MatLab, machine shop equipment and welding. His mission is to complete his mechanical engineering degree while striving to be more like Christ.
The document discusses two main types of steel production and their environmental impacts. Blast oxygen furnace steel production uses iron ore, coal and limestone with minimal recycled content and emits 5.3 tonnes of CO2 per tonne. Electric arc furnace production uses 100% recycled steel and emits 2.3 tonnes of CO2 per tonne. It then focuses on Abbeysteel, a brand that uses reused steel which saves 7.5 tonnes of CO2 for every tonne reused compared to primary production methods.
How Does Error Survive In The Face of Truth?Don McClain
This passage from 2 Timothy warns that in the last days, people will love themselves and money above all else, and will lack self-control, love, forgiveness and holiness. It describes how some will have a false form of godliness but deny its power, and will lead others astray. It also warns that as Jannes and Jambres opposed Moses, there will be those who oppose the truth, having corrupt minds and rejecting the faith, though their folly will be evident to all in time.
This document discusses technology in learning and design. It suggests that electronic reading resources should be the norm, and that content should include audio, video, and opportunities for students to upload content and do programming. It also recommends weekly updates by tutors and a range of discussion forum dynamics. Blended learning should avoid novelty for its own sake. Access issues, both physical and related to students' academic capital, must also be considered. Linkages to networks and consultation should be varied. Virtual world learning allows students to do things they cannot otherwise. The document discusses pedagogy as a creative practice of making and fashioning effective learning environments. It notes a lack of student voice in research on virtual educational opportunities and constraints. Forms of
The student cut wood into a triangular shape for a doorstop project. Shaping the wood precisely required considering factors like gap length and tool choice, which made it more difficult than previous steps. The student used tools like pencils, rulers, and different saws to cut and shape the wood. Although not finished, the teacher provided helpful feedback and the student made good progress following instructions and guidelines.
Career development lead teacher meeting december 2013 for slideshareV
This document provides an agenda and notes from a career development (CD) LEAD teacher meeting. The agenda includes welcome and introductions, presentations from career counselors, a video on challenges facing today's youth, lunch, updates, and a team photo/gift exchange. Key discussion topics are 21st century career competencies including ePortfolios, planning for an upcoming career fair, the Moodle online learning platform, and a wiki/blog. Goals are outlined for various CD initiatives. Career program statistics from previous years are presented and updates are provided on programs, resources and deadlines. The meeting aims to support CD teachers in helping students with life/career development.
This document contains the problem set for the 4th CusContest competition in computer engineering and systems at the Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco. It includes 5 problems related to counting triangles, designing reliable networks, maximizing integrals, minimizing the cost of breaking a chocolate bar into pieces, and identifying arithmetic or geometric sequences. For each problem, the input and output formats are clearly defined, and examples are provided.
Liberals argue that the Marxist view of communal benevolence contradicting human nature is valid, as humans are inherently self-interested and egotistical, only acting to benefit themselves. Therefore, a system based on communal interests would fail due to humans' natural inclination towards self-interest over community.
The student measured and marked out wood for a footstool project in class. They used tools like a pencil, ruler, and tri-square to mark the wood, then used saws and clamps to begin cutting. Working with a partner, they finished marking and measuring quickly. While the student made progress cutting the arrow shape, they didn't finish in the allotted time and would continue in the next lesson. The lesson related to the environment through the use of wood from trees.
Een 50 minuten durende presentatie over Sociale Media voor het vinden van een baan. Gegeven aan werkcoaches van het UWV tijdens de Professionaliseringsdagen 45+ 2010
Managing It Solutions Architecture Presentation Mainguest8d3c01
The document outlines requirements for creating a new customer information system for an electronics company. It must be ready within 3 months and integrated with third party systems. It needs high security, 99.9% availability, and a maximum downtime of 4 hours. The system will support over 20,000 users predicted and needs to be scalable, accessible in different languages, and compliant with accessibility legislation. Key non-functional requirements include analytics, alerting, modularity, and compliance. Constraints include limited bandwidth, budget limits, and legal requirements to keep data secure.
While women face challenges in achieving high-level careers and equal pay, they also struggle with mental health issues and lack of respect. Few women attain presidential or high-paying executive roles, and more women attempt suicide than men. Additionally, a woman's perspective is often disregarded as their opinions and judgment are not treated with the same seriousness as a man's.
A brief outline of a Rationalist vs Christian perspective on human natureC
Rationalism is a philosophical view that regards reason as the primary source of knowledge. Rationalists use logic and deduction to understand situations and determine what is right or wrong. In the 17th century, rationalism emerged with philosophers like Descartes who believed that everything could be explained through reason and logic alone, even going so far as to question the reliability of the senses. Descartes introduced formulas to understand life and argued that the senses can deceive us, using the example of how we perceive the size of the sun.
Tommy and Cathy were married on June 13, 2009. Nathan and Naomi were also present at the wedding. The document expresses gratitude to those mentioned for sharing in some memorable moments, including an engagement.
Healthy City WEBINAR Introductory TrainingHealthy City
This document provides an overview of the HealthyCity.org website and its features for mapping community data and sharing resources to promote social change. The website allows users to 1) find social services through a statewide 2-1-1 database, 2) research community data to inform programs, 3) map their own data to visualize client locations, and 4) utilize advanced features like saving work, uploading custom data, and creating multimedia stories. The website aims to unite research, community voices, and technology to address social inequities.
"Here Comes The Judge" - Should Christians Judge Others?Don McClain
We as Christians MUST make wise discernment's between truth and error, right and wrong,Good and evil. So - what kind of judging does the Lord forbid in Matthew 7:1-6? - Remember - the Lord will judge us when He comes again.
Perry E. Wilson Jr is a senior mechanical engineering major at Michigan Tech who previously attended school in Birmingham, AL. He is involved with several student organizations on campus including NSBE, Kappa Alpha Psi, and the Black Student Association. Perry has experience with noise, vibration and harshness analysis from working at American Cast Iron and Pipe Company. His skills include 3D modeling, MatLab, machine shop equipment and welding. His mission is to complete his mechanical engineering degree while striving to be more like Christ.
The document discusses two main types of steel production and their environmental impacts. Blast oxygen furnace steel production uses iron ore, coal and limestone with minimal recycled content and emits 5.3 tonnes of CO2 per tonne. Electric arc furnace production uses 100% recycled steel and emits 2.3 tonnes of CO2 per tonne. It then focuses on Abbeysteel, a brand that uses reused steel which saves 7.5 tonnes of CO2 for every tonne reused compared to primary production methods.
How Does Error Survive In The Face of Truth?Don McClain
This passage from 2 Timothy warns that in the last days, people will love themselves and money above all else, and will lack self-control, love, forgiveness and holiness. It describes how some will have a false form of godliness but deny its power, and will lead others astray. It also warns that as Jannes and Jambres opposed Moses, there will be those who oppose the truth, having corrupt minds and rejecting the faith, though their folly will be evident to all in time.
This document discusses technology in learning and design. It suggests that electronic reading resources should be the norm, and that content should include audio, video, and opportunities for students to upload content and do programming. It also recommends weekly updates by tutors and a range of discussion forum dynamics. Blended learning should avoid novelty for its own sake. Access issues, both physical and related to students' academic capital, must also be considered. Linkages to networks and consultation should be varied. Virtual world learning allows students to do things they cannot otherwise. The document discusses pedagogy as a creative practice of making and fashioning effective learning environments. It notes a lack of student voice in research on virtual educational opportunities and constraints. Forms of
The student cut wood into a triangular shape for a doorstop project. Shaping the wood precisely required considering factors like gap length and tool choice, which made it more difficult than previous steps. The student used tools like pencils, rulers, and different saws to cut and shape the wood. Although not finished, the teacher provided helpful feedback and the student made good progress following instructions and guidelines.
Career development lead teacher meeting december 2013 for slideshareV
This document provides an agenda and notes from a career development (CD) LEAD teacher meeting. The agenda includes welcome and introductions, presentations from career counselors, a video on challenges facing today's youth, lunch, updates, and a team photo/gift exchange. Key discussion topics are 21st century career competencies including ePortfolios, planning for an upcoming career fair, the Moodle online learning platform, and a wiki/blog. Goals are outlined for various CD initiatives. Career program statistics from previous years are presented and updates are provided on programs, resources and deadlines. The meeting aims to support CD teachers in helping students with life/career development.
This document contains the problem set for the 4th CusContest competition in computer engineering and systems at the Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco. It includes 5 problems related to counting triangles, designing reliable networks, maximizing integrals, minimizing the cost of breaking a chocolate bar into pieces, and identifying arithmetic or geometric sequences. For each problem, the input and output formats are clearly defined, and examples are provided.
Liberals argue that the Marxist view of communal benevolence contradicting human nature is valid, as humans are inherently self-interested and egotistical, only acting to benefit themselves. Therefore, a system based on communal interests would fail due to humans' natural inclination towards self-interest over community.
Liberals argue that the Marxist view of communal benevolence contradicting human nature is valid, as humans are inherently self-interested and egotistical, only acting to benefit themselves. Therefore, a system based on communal interests would fail due to humans' natural inclination towards self-interest over community.
the Ego mediates conflicts between the Id and the Superego - Slideshow shown in APH111 class
-AGAIN SORRY THAT UPLOADING TO SLIDESHARE MANGLED ALL THE FORMATTING AGAIN - I have to remember to use the Fonts that it recognises!!
Freud argues that personality develops in three parts - the id, ego, and superego. The id operates on the pleasure principle, seeking instant gratification of needs. The superego incorporates social and moral standards learned from parents and society. The ego acts as a mediator between the id and superego, satisfying needs in a way that considers reality and social norms. Freud believes these three parts are often in conflict as the id's desires do not always align with the superego's rules.
The Rationalist and Christian Philosophers perspective on human natureC
Revised edition of slideshow presented in APHI 111 class 2013 - Department of Philosophy, University of Zululand. Course: Images of Man.
Compiler/Lecturer: A.C Austin
A very brief outline of the Rationalist and Christian perspective on the Nature of Man.
2013 freud and the concept of the unconscious mindC
This document discusses Freud's concept of the unconscious mind. It explains that Freud developed a model of the mind as having conscious, preconscious, and unconscious parts. It then provides examples from Freud's work like the Rorschach test, momentary amnesia, hysterical paralysis, and dreams to demonstrate evidence for the existence of the unconscious mind, since the mind cannot be directly observed.
Rationalism is a philosophical view that regards reason as the primary source of knowledge. Rationalists use logic and deduction to understand situations and determine what is right or wrong. In the 17th century, rationalism emerged with philosophers like Descartes who believed that everything could be explained through reason and logic alone, even going so far as to question the reliability of the senses. Descartes introduced formulas to understand life and argued that the senses can deceive us, using the example of how we perceive the size of the sun.
More women are infected with HIV than men, and women are more likely to contract HIV from men due to biological factors. Women are biologically more vulnerable to HIV transmission because the anatomy of the vagina and cervix provide more exposed surface area for the virus to infect compared to the penis. In addition, the vagina's natural microbiome can be disrupted more easily than the penis's, aiding viral transmission. Socioeconomic factors like lack of education and gender inequality also contribute to women's increased vulnerability to HIV.
This document outlines instructions for a mandatory group project. Students must analyze an example that demonstrates Karl Marx's view that religion can disempower believers while making them satisfied with their disempowerment. The project requires a written analysis but can also include supplemental materials like pictures, music or videos. Each group member must contribute to the project and a description of each member's contributions is required.
Various statistical data shows that women are more vulnerable to HIV transmission than men, with the highest rate of transmission being male-to-female. Biologically, women are at greater risk due to factors such as having a larger mucosal surface area exposed to viruses during sex and having less protective vaginal flora. Despite education efforts, attempts to warn women of these extreme biological risks have failed, highlighting the urgent need for women to take their vulnerability more seriously and protect themselves.
13. God will save me if I am faithful and trust him
14. (Matthew 5:3 NIV) 3"Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 19:24Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.“of heaven.
15. Proverbs 28:6Better a poor man whose walk is blameless than a rich man whose ways are perverse. Matthew 26:11The poor you willalways have with you, but you will not always have me.