English Composition

Literature of the Western World

Research and Academic Writing

Reading Hell by James Joyce opens your mind to not only see but live and walk through the eternal damnation of Hell. Using vivid imagery such as, “foul and putrid corpse that has lain rotting and decomposing in the grave, a jelly like mass of liquid corruption.” (Reading for Writers pg 200), gives you a feeling of seeing a smelling the decay and rot. This imagery

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Week 6 Again (initial post disappeared)   I have given a lot of thought to being made in the image of God before participating in this class, but I had not realized to what extent until I began reading Poythress's book. It's incredible how we are like God in characteristics such as desiring relationship, creativity, adventure, and so on; but it is very provokin

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Week 5 Dialogue             The Fall and redemption seem to apply the most to the writing of my own narrative essay. The Fall pertained to a find of mine that had stumbled into a bad place with drugs at an early age. She fell into the temptation of someone else, possibly a Devil in disguise, so that she could feel better about herself. “Language played a central ro

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Redemption I think the topic of Redemption relates the most to my narrative essay. God’s redemption of mankind set the precedent for humanity to be rescued. Humanity was rescued not only from the consequences of the fall and our sin but also the effects of the fall. Those effects touch every area of our life including our language. The outpouring of the Holy Sp

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Wk 3 Sharing faith             I have had many occasions to share my faith in different scenarios with people of different cultural backgrounds, values, and beliefs. One of the most important things to do is to respect the listener(s). The more one knows about the audience that is being addressed, the better one is equipped to speak without doing more harm than goo

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