Learning Language Arts Through Literature

Description

• leçon - matière potentielle : • sentences
• mémoire - matière potentielle : game
• exposé
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : • story
• expression écrite
• leçon - matière potentielle : cursive letters
• leçon - matière potentielle : • proof
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : dialogue
• leçon - matière potentielle : grade
• leçon - matière potentielle : • syllables
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : • report
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : • letter
• cours - matière potentielle : year
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : persuasion • expository
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : • list
• revision
• leçon - matière potentielle : • chart
• leçon - matière potentielle : lessons
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : plan
• leçon - matière potentielle : final drafts

Learning Language Arts Through Literature Scope & Sequence Thorough. Practical. Flexible.

• contrast • context clues
• language arts through literature
• book study unit
• comparative adjectives
• spoken word
• research papers
• study skills
• words
• research
• program

Sujets

• Exposé
• Dialogue

Informations

• Publié par: natoc
• Nombre de lectures: 31
• Langue: English

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nswers... A iwhtKneHma s t u d y g u i d e

Therearetwocompetingexplanationsfortheoriginofdeathandsuffer- ing:ibBcalihetdnoabeswe(liveoftrindocthetdna)noitaerCarulecshe view(basedonabeliefin‘millionsofyears’andevolution).

1.Biblicalview:   a.Godcreatedallthingsinsixdaysaround6000yearsagoand   declaredHiscreation‘verygood.’ b.Originally,vegetationwasgivenforfood(Gen1:29).   i.TheBiblemakesacleardistinctionbetweenthestatus   ofplantsandanimals.elpoePandanimalsaredsercbide   inGenesisashaving,orbeing,nephesh—eswe)eHrbe(   Genesis1:20,21,24whereehpenahyyhacshnalstadetrsi ‘livingcreatures’,andGenesis2:7whereAdambecamea   ‘livingsoul’(hsehpen)hayyahc.Nepheshehbsytsacionvec ideaofa‘breathingcreature’.Perhaps nepheshefsrtoilefre withacertainlevelofconsciousness.aveothodntnsPal such nephesh, etniovvltiddoncaroareamngtiosdadAna deathintheBiblicalsense.   ii.Vegetationrequires‘sharpteeth’forchewing,e.g.pandas   eatmainlybamboowiththeirsharpteethandclaws. iii.ItwasonlyaftertheFloodthatGodpermittedtheeating   ofmeatbyhumans(Genesis9:3). c.AdamdisobeyedGod’sordertonoteatfromacertaintree(Gen- esis2:16-17)andbecauseofthisfirstsin(definedasrebellion   againstGod),death(andwithitdisease,suffering,thorns,thistles,   bloodshed)enteredtheworldandtheentirecreationwaschanged   (Romans8:22).iedimmeEveatnhdAdamBonotebagleyidta physicallyandwereseparatedfromGodspiritually. d.Godshedthefirstbloodbykillingananimaltomakeclothingfor   AdamandEve(Genesis3:21;Leviticus17:11;Hebrews9:22). e.GodwithdrewsomeofHissustainingpowerfromHiscreation   afterAdamsinned.WeseeglimpsesofwhatHiscompletesuste- nancewaslike: c o n t i n u e d . . .

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nswers... A ithwaHmeKn s t u d y g u i d e

i.Dan3:26,27:ndebogecahsA,hchraMe,adShaceehfinitufnrrey werenotburned,norwasthereeventhesmelloffireontheir   clothes. ii.Dt8:4;29:5;Neh9:21:WhiletheIsraeliteswanderedinthe   wilderness,theirclothesandshoesdidnotwearout,neitherdid   theirfeetswell. f.JesusChrist,theLastAdam,cametoEarth,wascrucifiedand   raisedfromthedeadtopaythepenaltyforsin(2Corinthians   5:21)andredeemtheworldfromthecurseofsin. g.Thosewhohavereceivedthegiftofeternallifelookforwardtothe   newheavensandEarthinwhichthecursewillbenomore(Acts   3:21;2Peter3:13;Rev21:1,4,22:3a).

*Therefore,death(ofnepheshmaniaa)snamuhdnaslotnasdneffugnirera   permanentpartofGod’screation,butratherareanintrusionastheresult   ofsinandwillbedoneawaywithinthenewheavensandEarth.

2.Secularview:Deathhasbeenaroundformillionsofyearsandisa   permanentpartoftheuniverse. *ferohTreeathe,dseas,didoolb,eus,dehsg,inerffncleiovenadhtrosn   existedlongbeforemanwasonthescene.hisn,tstiaChrisemnarFoeth thesethingswerearoundbeforeAdamsinned.Thisbeliefdestroysthe   basisoftheGospel,ChristianmoralityandtheBiblicalteachingofanew   heavensandnewEarth.Thosewhoadd‘millionsofyears’totheBible   are,inessence,blamingGodforthecorruptionweseeintheworld,rather   thanblamingourselves(becausewe,inAdam,sinned(Romans5:12,ff)).

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nswers... A wmHaneKhti q u o t e s

LifeNatureLibrary,Evolution,.,ncIer,iTemuRhtMoo p.21. TheoddestinhabitantsoftheGalapagoscoastlinesare   themarineiguanas,whichexistnowhereelseinthe   world.Likeminiaturedinosaurs,theinky,armoredliz- ardsswarmovertherockyshoresoftheislands.When   upsettheysquirtvaporfromtheirnostrilslikestorybook   dragons.aeppasuhtecnarigasee-uarefoicotetriehDpies nasarestrictanddocilevegetarians,completelyharmless   andgregarioustoanextreme.Thougharmedwith   strongclawsandsharpteeth,theyrarelyusethemon   eachotherandneverattackotheranimals.

TarongaZoo,Australia,bearexhibit,July1999   Althoughallbearshaveteethdesignedforeatingmeat, theirdietconsistsmainlyofplants.

BishopJohnShelbySpong(EpiscopalBishopofNewark), ACallforaNewReformation,gaeemphteofrmhofro EpiscopalDioceseofNewark,September4,1999. TheBiblebeganwiththeassumptionthatGodhad   createdafinishedandperfectworldfromwhichhuman   beingshadfallenawayinanactofcosmicrebellion.   Originalsinwastherealityinwhichalllifewaspresumed   tolive.Darwinpostulatedinsteadanunfinishedandthus   imperfectcreation.romtafllfsiddonngeibanumH perfectionintosinastheChurchhadtaughtforcentu- ries.ThusthebasicmythofChristianitythatinterpreted   Jesusasadivineemissarywhocametorescuethevictims   ofthefallfromtheresultsoftheiroriginalsinbecame   inoperative.

TheBiblicalstoryoftheperfectandfinishedcreation   fromwhichhumanbeingsfellintosinispre-Darwinian mythologyandpost-Darwiniannonsense.

Why ieerths death   3 & suffering ? IanBarbour(scientist,recipientofthe1999Templeton   PrizeforProgressinReligion),SearchingforAnswers,   DaytonDailyNewsleR,nseigion,Mctio1,3rahc.9199 …Nowweknowthat…evolutionisGod’swayofcre- ating…Yousimplycan’tanylongersayastraditional   ChristiansthatdeathwasGod’spunishmentforsin.   Deathwasaroundlongbeforehumanbeings.Deatahis necessaryaspectofanevolutionaryworld…Onegenera- tionhastodiefornewgenerationstocomeintobeing.   Inaway,itismoresatisfying…thantoseeitasasortof   arbitrarypunishmentthatGodimposedonourprimeval   paradise.WecantaketheBibleseriouslywithouttaking   itliterally.

DrFranciscoJ.Ayala(formerDominicanpriest,author   of12booksand650articlesongenetics,andaprofessor   ofboioligncesandcalscienkwoisnnilosophiwhophy, thescienceworldastheRenaissancemanofevolutionary   biology), wNerkYoimTesirpA72l91,.99,   Isaythatevolution,inmyview,isnotonlyNOTanti- Christian,buttheideaofspecialdesign,whichmany   fundamentalistsadhereto,mightbe–becauseitteaches   theviewofGodthatisblasphemous.TheSpecial- Design-GodisaGodwhomessesup.Thinkaboutall   thebackaches,infectedwisdomteethandpainfulchild- birththatexistbecausewehumansevolvedincompletely! ‘DoyouthinkGodisabsent-minded?’Iaskthem.

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