In order of importance to you, list significant extracurricular activities, professional associations, and civic organizations in which you have participated in school, work, or the community.
How does the writer view their culture and pass their viewpoint on about what they see happening around them.
1. Define the meaning of culture 2. Explain at least five major characteristics that define a culture 3. Describe the common culture characteristics of a region of the world 4. Overview of the assigned nation’s/regions physical geography and military conflict history, significant past military conflicts and their impact on the society, weather analysis, civil considerations (AS COPE), and a detailed discussion of the people (Society, Social Structure, Culture, Language, Power and Authority, and Interests).
Evaluate the connection between the love and grace of God versus the wrath and judgment of God. Some people view God as a loving, heavenly Father while others view God as a vindictive tyrant. Both views use the same Bible to arrive at their conclusions. We know that God displays love and grace along with wrath and judgment. Do we characterize Him using more of one than the other? Do we respond to Him in both ways, or do we allow one view to predominate, maybe at the expense of the other? A balanced view of God in all respects should characterize our response to Him as we experience the love and the judgment of God in this life and then consider how God will respond to us in the life to come. Grace vs. Judgment Responses Read Chapters 12-18 and 20 in the textbook by Packer titled Knowing God. Then answer the following questions: Chapter 12: What three comments does Packer relate to the Flood of Love? How do you explain the love of God and the fact that God punishes sin? How does Packer define love? Chapter 13: This chapter deals with grace from a very Calvinistic point of view. State in your own terms the three principles Packer sees as connected to this doctrine of grace. Chapter 14: What are the four characteristics of a judge? What is the principle of retribution? Chapter 15: What is the function of the wrath of God? Why are we hesitant to preach about the wrath of God? Chapter 16: What is the Santa Claus theology? What is the condition of our continuing in his kindness? Chapter 17: What do we mean when we call God a jealous God? What does this say about religious tolerance in a pluralistic age? What is the three-fold objective of God’s divine plan? Chapter 18: What is the difference between pagan and biblical views of Gods wrath? How does the doctrine of propitiation help us to understand each of the five vital matters that Packer lists?
What is the role of the Collection manager in developing requirements? How do the Collection manager develop the collection strategy?
Defend how nature helps in our knowledge of and about God. Many people connect with God as they celebrate the beauty of creation. The sounds of the ocean, a mountain view, a starry night and other vivid scenes from nature can create a sense of awe and wonder. In these times, what do we learn about God? How does natural revelation enhance our views of God? What can we learn about God just from nature in and of itself without help from written revelation? God in Nature Paper Read Chapter 8 from the textbook by Curtis titled Transformed Thinking: Loving God with All Your Mind. Download and read the document titled The Significance of General Revelation to Our Understanding of God located in Course Documents. After reading these two sources carefully, follow the instructions below: Write a 3 page paper that pulls together the responses to the questions below. Summarize the paper with how the information impacted you. To achieve maximum points for content and analysis, the following elements need thoroughly addressed: Questions 1-6 on page 152 of Curtis. What was a general supposition of theologians about our contact with nature? Give Guthrie’s six arguments as to how philosophers and theologians have used their understanding of the world to point us to the existence of God. In what two other areas have we found the idea of general revelation useful? From your readings and research, evaluate the differences between general revelation and special revelation.
This paper is for an epidemiology course in a family nurse practitioner program. The concepts of epidemiology must be applied to a communicable disease. Choose ONE communicable disease from the following list to complete the paper on: Chickenpox Tuberculosis Influenza Mononucleosis Hepatitis B HIV Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphillis Measles Pertussis The paper is to be a maximum of 2 pages (not including title page or reference page) and must have a minimum of 3 scholarly references. It is imperative to address each of the following bullet points in the paper: Include the following in the paper: Description of the communicable disease (causes, symptoms, mode of transmission, complications, treatment) and the demographic of interest (mortality, morbidity, incidence, and prevalence). Describe the determinants of health and explain how those factors contribute to the development of this disease. Discuss the host factors, agent factors (presence or absence), and environmental factors. Explain the role of the community health family nurse practitioner (case finding, reporting, data collecting, data analysis, and follow-up).
Describe any significant cross cultural experiences you had outside your home country, including study abroad, exchange programs, extensive international travel, or residence in another country (include dates).
Assignment 1: Impact of the Forces of Magnetism on Nursing Practice Description: This assignment provides you with an opportunity to discuss with your classmates your understanding and opinion of the value of the Magnet Program. The discussion question guides you to identify what you know about the Magnet Program, explore its value, and why you believe it is valuable or not to nursing practice as well as how you see it impacting your practice. Tasks: In a 1- to 2-page Microsoft Word document and online discussion, explore the impact the Forces of Magnetism has on nursing practice in Magnet-designated organizations. Do you believe Magnet designation is beneficial to nursing practice? Be sure to address: Benefits of designation Forces of Magnetism The Force of Magnetism you consider most beneficial and why Impact the Magnet Program has on your nursing practice regardless of whether you practice at a Magnet-designated organization or not
Discuss an ethical situation in the past year involving a company. Describe the ethical issue. Do you agree with how the firm handled the ethical issue, and why?
