HUMA 1850: ASSIGNMENT #2
JUDGES 13-16
I agree that Samson is a fool. He is a fool because of his weakness for women. Samson was a
Nazarite, a man of God, from birth. God gave him superhero strength but his weakness for
women lead to his downfall. His bigg
HUMA 1825
Roya Ghauss
Study questions
Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
1.What is cultural genocide and its goal as outlined in the TRC report?
Cultural genocide is describes as is the destruction of those structures and practice
1
Roya Ghauss
212395927
SOSC 1000 Introduction to Social Science
Mary Anne Coffey
Tutorial 3
July 11th, 2017
Race and Racism
2
As stated by Nelson and Fleras, race is socially structured without any scientific
or biological confirmed evidence. The percept
HUMA 1825
Study questions
Lee Maracles Celias Song (first half)
1. What meaning do the bones, the storm, the trees, the fire, and the tide have as
witnessed by mink in the first chapter?
2. What is the nature of the two-headed serpent as reco
HUMA 1825
Study questions
Report of the
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
Your answers to the following questions should amount to a detailed summary of
the assigned reading.
1. What is cultural genocide and its goal as outline
1.
Samuel
Chronicles
Why?
1 vs 8: to be a prince
vs 7: to be ruler
To indicate what
role of David play
as the governor of
Israel.
2 vs 10: shall afflict
vs 9: shall wear them down
no more
vs 10: I will subdue all your
enemies
Moreover I declare to you
tha
1.Those who are involved in the ceremony are elders of Israel, the priests, king of
Solomon and God. Solomon built a temple for the Lord, when it done, he brought
together his people from different places to Jerusalem and sacrificed so many sheep
and catt
1.In all three texts, there are same details like: Jesus was baptized, the heavens
were torn apart or opened to Jesus, and a voice came from heaven, then the
voice said to Jesus You are my Son, the Beloved; with you I am well
pleased.
2.Mark and Matthew a
1. Both of two texts talked same stories like Jesus resurrection from his death, and
God save his people, but many different details exists in them. In Acts 2, the speaker
is Peter, in Acts 13 Paul gave the speech. In Acts 2, Peter gave speech to the elev
1. Some issues involved in texts are: what advantages of being a Jew? What is the
benefit of circumcision? Is God just Jews God or is also the God of Gentiles? Who
can get the blessedness? The circumcised man or uncircumcised?
2. Some Jews believe God, so
Part A
1. From the narrative, the story happened in the people of Judah exilic period, and
under the Babylonian kings ruling period, it take place in the Babylon.
2.Daniel with his friends Shadrach, Abednego and Meshach are all Jews, they are
special beca
Part A:
The three examples that demonstrate Pauls anger is (1): chapter 1: 8-9 But even
if we or an angel from heaven should proclaim to you a gospel contrary to what
we proclaimed to you, let that one be accursed! It showed Paul is angry because
many peo
1. Demetrius of Phalerum is the president of the king's library whose duties was by
some means like purchase or transcription, collecting together all the books from the
world as far as possible. He requested the king of Ptolemy to help him translated all
1. Jesus was a kindly and enthusiastic man, for example, he told a man who wanted to
follow him, selling all his wealth to poor, then the man can followed him. Jesus had a
pair of miracle hand, he can heal sick people and blessed children by his hands. Je
Thestudyhadbeencompletedin1987andasaresult,therehadbeenmanyunknownthings
which are known today. This study suggests that it was believed that endurance exercise
trainingresultsinamodificationintheregulationofbodyfluid.Theywereawarethatthereisan
elevation
Minows Between Vengeance and Forgiveness
Roya Ghauss
1.What is vengeance and what strengths and limitations does it have as a response to mass
atrocity and wrongdoing?
Minnow describes vengeance as the impulse to retaliate when wrongs are done.
Vengeance
HUMA 1850: THE BIBLE IN MODERN CONTEXT
ASSIGNMENT #1 EXODUS 14-15
1.
The difference between Exodus chapter 14 and 15 is very noticeable. Exodus chapter 14
is explaining the event of Moses leading the Israelites across the Red sea to freedom from
the Egypt
HUMA 1850
GENESIS 2-3 AND WALL-E
1. The Genesis story of Adam and Eve is consciously being adapted into the animated
film Wall-E. In the film the main characters are Wall-E and Eve, who resemble Adam
and Eve in the Genesis story. Adam and Wall-E resemble
HUMA 1850: ASSIGNMENT #5
ISAIAH 1-7
1. Isaiah chapter 7 is a conversation between the prophet Isaiah and King Ahaz of Judah.
Isaiah asks Ahaz to trust that the Lord will defeat the enemies of Judah. Ahaz is
skeptical, so Isaiah asks the Lord for a sign. I
ASSIGNMENT
Read all of 2 Kings 22-23 and compare it with the following passages in Deuteronomy.
What do you observe? Look for similar words and phrases and copy them into their respective boxes below.
1. What is commanded in Deuteronomy and then fulfilled
HUMA 1850: ASSIGNMENT #3
KINGSHIP IN ANCIENT ISRAEL
1. In 1 Samuel 8 there is evidence of a negative view about kingship. The first example
is Samuel and Gods reaction to the people of Israel demanding a king. God and
Samuel see it as a rejection of the L
Tamar Woldeab
Feb 8 2016
HUMA 1850: ASSIGNMENT #10
DANIEL 1-12
A.)
1. According to the narrative the story takes place in the exile under the rule of the
Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar. It takes place in Jerusalem.
2. Daniel and his friends are exiles, th
Callicles' speech is a response to Socrates' claim that it is better to suffer an injustice than it is to
commit one. Do you think that Socrates is right? Explain why or why not.
Socrates claims that it is better for the soul to suffer injustice rather th
Chapter 13
1. Social psychology
1. a) Definition: scientific study how individual behave, think and feel in social situation
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how we are affect by the actual or implied presence of other, sometime we act in way that
are different when we are alone
how so
Bend it like Beckham Cultural clash
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The film reinforces the culture clash understanding of society, an approach that
blames non-hegemonic groups for causing any friction within the liberal society on
account of their refusal to fully integrate to the
Chapter 5
Chapter Introduction
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narcolepsy, a serious sleep disorder in which those who suffer from it often fall asleep
uncontrollably during their everyday routine
Sleep has been shown to play an important role in helping us remember things
Men tend to
HUMA 1850 The Bible and Modern Contexts
Mar. 21: Revelation, Hebrews, and 1 Peter (Tony B)
Read for today: IB Ch. 15 Variations on Responses to Empire in other New Testament
Writings; IB Epilogue: The Final Formation of the Jewish and Christian Bibles. Be
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Roya Ghauss
212395927
SOSC 1000 Introduction to Social Science
Mary Anne Coffey
Tutorial 3
July 11th, 2017
Race and Racism
2
As stated by Nelson and Fleras, race is socially structured without any scientific
or biological confirmed evidence. The percept
Due to race being a socially established ideology, it does not have any biological nor natural
foundation, rather it is just a human created concept. Yet there are various social scientist who
associates race with ethnitcy in otder to identify particular
1. Same details for three gospels are: a leper said to Jesus; If you choose, you can
make me clean. Then, Jesus stretched out his hand, touched him and replied: I do
choose, be made clean. In all three texts, the leprosy immediately left him, and was
clea
