Assume that your life is a story. Who are the major characters, and how does the plot unfold? How does the hero of the story (you) personally develop and grow as the plot unfolds? Is your story a tragedy, a comedy, or something else? What are the major conflicts that the characters have to confront? What do you anticipate the next chapter in the story will be? How does viewing your life as a
story alter your sense of your life's meaning?
What will be an ideal response?
? This question asks students to develop the narrative concept of meaning in Chapter 2.
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a. that is shared equally by all members of the kraal. b. of a chief/headman who is not a priest. c. of a priest who is not a chief/headman. d. of the inhabitant of the umnumzane, who is both chief/headman and priest.
All forms of pacifism hold that violence is always wrong
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The book of Micah was a missionary tract that proclaimed the views of post-Exilic Jews who believed that they had to provide active examples in a non-Jewish world
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
It is widely believed that the Essenes wrote the __________
a. Apocrypha b. Dead Sea Scrolls c. Tanak d. Torah