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Movire review Dark Waters (2019)Write a 2 page, double spaced, 12 size, times new roman font on environmental legislation.What environmental legislation was referenced in the movie- why did it apply to the case presented? In what ways does environmental legislation work and in what ways does it fail?https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/dark-waters-movie-review-2019

b) Discuss the religion of the Australian Aborigines. What are the most striking features of the religion? What do you find most interesting about this religion? Explain. What difficulties do the Aborigines face in attempting to retain their traditional religious beliefs and practices? Explain.

I dont have the required readings for this assignment if you could do your best on this assignment and give me quality work to turn in I will give you a 10 star rating!!!The disunity in the Corinthian church surfaced both in the relationship between fellow believers (1 Corinthians) and between leaders and laypeople (2 Corinthians). It is important that we not only identify areas of disunity from the first century but that we begin to look for dynamically equivalent areas in the 21st century.This assignment will assist us in making specific applications to our day. In your initial post, respond to the following questions in no more than 2 full paragraphs:If Paul would appear onthe scene today and visit a group of churches in your area, what 2 specific examples of disunity within the church might he identifyHow would he see the gospel correcting the disunity?What do you think he would say?

Policy practitioners should know that being forewarned is being forearmed. You should know how to diagnose an audience, develop a persuasive strategy, have a “tactics tool bag” for dealing with difficult or expert audiences, and know how to develop non-confrontational communication methods with audiences when necessary. In short, you need to know how to skillfully defend the creative policy proposal you are about to present and how to talk to policy makers who may not be interested in the issues you are presenting.In this Discussion, you explore and analyze strategies and ideas for presenting policy proposals.To Prepare: Think about strategies you can use to persuade others who might not share the same concerns about your issues or your policy proposals. Think about how you might defend your position on an issue or a policy and get them to agree with your perspective. Review Chapter 9 of your text, paying special attention to the section entitled “Combative Persuasion in Step 5 and Step 6” from pages 286-292.Post your responses to the following question:Policy advocates sometimes find themselves discussing the needs of vulnerable populations with less-than-sympathetic groups of policy makers. Vulnerable populations might include families living in poverty, individuals with histories in the criminal justice system, or groups who have recently immigrated.How might you communicate the needs of vulnerable populations to policy makers who may not share your views about the need for services?Book reference for the week:Jansson, B. S. (2018). Becoming an effective policy advocate: From policy practice to social justice  (8th ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Series.Chapter 9, “Presenting and Defending Policy Proposals in Step 5 and Step 6 of Policy Analysis” (pp. 284-326)Use subheadings and please respond to two colleagues once I upload the posts

Why didn’t all immigrants desire to become fully participating citizens in the country to which they moved? In your opinion, does this still apply today?

please read and post a JOINT response to the following articles (see Files), using the essay prompt and other tips given below:Haley & Davis, “The Logic of Evangelical Christianity”Clayton Crockett, “Jeb Stuart’s Revenge”ESSAY PROMPT:  The authors of these two articles are Christian philosophers who have written widely on contemporary politics and religion, and are experts on right-wing Christianity. Both articles are highly interconnected and were published in 2008 as a response to the burgeoning anti-Liberal movement that eventually came to be known as the “Tea Party” which spearheaded the right-wing support base for the Republican party and the Bush administration’s War in the Middle East. You need to read the Haley/Davis article as a prep for the Crockett article. Together, both articles give us an insight into how an alliance between Evangelicals and “Tea Party” activists led to the rise of what many scholars are calling “American Fascism” (William Connolly 2017; Chris Hedges 2006). The role of Evangelicalism, which the scholar Mark C. Taylor refers to as “radical Christianity” (After God: 2008). is crucial to this.For your response you need to quickly identify the “logic of Evangelical Christianity”, and then apply your understanding of this logic to explain how this feeds into the rise of what Crockett calls “American Fascism”.  This should then lead you to try and conclude by making an attempt to address the following question: What aspects of this movement did Trump harness to win the 2016 election? And at the end please ask a question about the reading

I do not have all the required reading materials for this assignment if you can give me quality work to turn in and do your best I will give you a 10 star rating!!!The gospel gives hope to us, both individually and as a community of faith. While personal transformation is where the gospel must begin, it is not where it ends. It also impacts how we relate to one another within the body of Christ and to those outside the body of Christ. This assignment will help us to consider the impact of the gospel in our lives and communities.Before you begin, take time to read through Romans (Links to an external site.), 1 Corinthians (Links to an external site.), and 2 Corinthians (Links to an external site.). Consider making these books a part of your daily Bible reading so that you are well acquainted with their contents as you complete this week’s activities.Then, read the following passages from your textbooks:Blomberg, From Pentecost to Patmos, chapters 5–6 (Links to an external site.)Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Tentmaking (Links to an external site.)”Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Gospel (Links to an external site.)”Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Cross, Theology of (Links to an external site.)”Now, watch the following videos:In your initial post, answer the following questions:What are some ways in which the gospel changes us as individuals and as acommunity of faith according to 1 Corinthians?What are some ways in which the gospel changes us as individuals and as a community offaith according to 2 Corinthians?What are some ways in which the gospel changes us as individuals and as a community of faith according to Romans?In 1–3 paragraphs, present your responses to the group. Make connections as appropriate to other course material, your experiences, or personal insights.

I do not have all the required reading for this assignment if you could please do your best and give me quality work to turn in I will give a 10 star rating!!!Before you begin, take time to read through Galatians (Links to an external site.), 1 Thessalonians (Links to an external site.), and 2 Thessalonians (Links to an external site.). Consider making these books a part of your daily Bible reading so that you are well acquainted with their contents as you complete this week’s activities.Then, read the following passages from your textbooks:Blomberg, From Pentecost to Patmos, chapters 3–4 (Links to an external site.)Dictionary of New Testament Background, “Thessalonica (Links to an external site.)”Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Judaizers (Links to an external site.)”Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Opponents of Paul (Links to an external site.)”Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, “Man of Lawlessness (Links to an external site.)”Now, watch the following video:In your initial post, respond to these prompts:Identify at least 2 differences between the Law (Jewish boundary markers/Mosaic commands) and gospel (faith in Christ/the promise) in Galatians 3.What is the effect of law-fixation for believers (relying upon the Law alone), as shown in Galatians 4:1–5:21?What is the effect of looking to Christ in faith (the sphere of the Spirit) in Galatians 5:22–6:18?In 1 Thessalonians, Paul has heard that the believers there had received the good news of the gospel by faith and that it was bearing fruit (good works flowing from faith). Identify 3 fruits that came about since the Thessalonians have embraced Christ by faith in Christ. State the fruits clearly and cite the passages in which their fruit is evident.In 2–4 paragraphs, present your responses to the group. Make connections as appropriate to other course material, your experiences, or personal insights.

There are challenges to agenda building that if not dealt with carefully and skillfully can adversely affect an issue or a proposal that you are trying to place in front of a decision maker. On the other hand, no matter how expertly you build an agenda for your issue or proposal, some issues are going to simply be avoided or not selected for consideration. Why is this so?In this Discussion, you explore challenges surrounding policy agendas and the reasons why some proposals never make it to the decision makerPost your responses to the following questions:*Many social issues do not receive the necessary attention from decision makers. Why might these issues be cast aside?*Some issues lack sufficient support to ensure that they are added to decision-makers’ agendas. Why might this be?*Some issues receive significant attention from decision makers. Why might these issues easily find their way onto decision makers’ agendas?Use subheadings and I will upload the colleagues post as I receive them.Book reference for this week: Jansson, B. S. (2018). Becoming an effective policy advocate: From policy practice to social justice. (8th ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Series.Chapter 6, “Committing to an Issue: Building Agendas” (pp. 176-203)

I do not have any of the required reading for this assignment, if you could do your best and give me quality work to turn in I will give you a 10 star rating!!!This week, imagine that you are being interviewed as either a Judaizer in Galatia or an opponent of Paul in Thessalonica. You must carefully and thoughtfully respond to the following questions (each response should be roughly 3–5 sentences). Use your course materials in order to provide a robust and appropriate response.Who are you, and in what city/region do you reside?What precisely are you understanding this Paul the apostle to be saying? In other words, what is his core message as you understand it to be?It seems that Paul’s message has really bothered you, among others. Can you tell us specifically why Paul’s message is so bothersome to you?Since it bothers you so much, what have you been saying or doing to counteract Paul’s message and influence?What do you think is the draw for the many people who have accepted Paul’s message? In other words, why do some people find it so compelling to join in with Paul?