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Later Life, Wisdom, Aging



Later life, wisdom, challenges.
Special topics related to elder care, mental health, Alzheimer's disease, palliative care


1. View 4 videos.  2 videos on Alzheimer's, poetry and Parkinson's and living to be 100+

2. Read 1 article in handouts section on aromatherapy and sleep in elders.

question
After reading the article on aromatherapy and watching the 4 videos please respond to the following:

In our culture there is a focus on youth and staying young.  We have little experience with later life, aging and wisdom until we get there.  What is normal aging? What is wisdom? Do you want to live to be 100? How do you want your later life to look?

Please write a minimum of 2 paragraphs describing what "healthy" aging means to you and what role does wisdom play?

Articles
https://my.laboure.edu/ICS/Portlets/ICS/Handoutportlet/viewhandler.ashx?handout_id=57b9047c-a97c-470d-a79e-c1d33aaa7e07

video 1:  http

Religion

After completing the assigned reading in Duvall and Hays and the assigned Bible reading, complete the following in one to two paragraphs each:

1. What is the Mosaic Covenant?

2. Notice the cycle of sin, judgment, suffering, and deliverance on p. 67. In what ways do you see that pattern in your own life or in the lives of others?

3. What is the Davidic Covenant?

After completing the assigned reading in Plummer, complete the following in one to two paragraphs each:

4. What does it mean that the Bible was written in various genres? How does that knowledge help us to interpret the Bible more accurately?

5. Identify and explain one additional principle for interpreting the Bible.

Source

Duvall, J. S., & Hays, J. D. (2012). Living God's word: Discovering our place in the great story of scripture. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan. ISBN-13: 978-0310292104

Plummer, R. (2010). 40 questions about interpreting the Bible. Grand Rapi

Religion

After completing the assigned reading in Duvall and Hays and the assigned Bible reading, complete the following in one to two paragraphs each:

1. After reading 1 Corinthians 12 and Romans 12:3-8, what are spiritual gifts? Why is it so important to have a proper understanding of spiritual gifts in the context of a local church?

2. From pp. 283 and following, identify and explain two of the main themes from the book of Revelation in one paragraph each.

After completing the assigned reading in Plummer, complete the following in one to two paragraphs each:

3. What prevents people from being more unified in their interpretations of the Bible? What can be done to overcome those obstacles?

4. Identify and explain two principles for interpreting the Bibles letters (or epistles).

Source

Duvall, J. S., & Hays, J. D. (2012). Living God's word: Discovering our place in the great story of scripture. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan. ISBN-13: 978-03

Scripture

Imagine that you are standing before God at the end of your life. What would he say to you? Use Scripture references in parentheses to support your comments after many of Gods statements to you. Create your statements like the following example:: Dear [Insert your first name], I know you are my child because you have repented and believed in my Son (John 1:12; John 3:16, Acts 2:38).

theology

Students will explore the concepts of theology, spirituality, life experience and interconnectedness.

Students will explore their personal beliefs of God, spirituality, health and wellness.

1. Read the articles provided in the handouts on Miracles or not.

2. Please view the videos provided by Tom Honey, the Dali Lama, and Randy Pausch.

question
1.  After viewing the videos by Tom Honey, the Dali Lama and Randy Pausch.  What personal reaction would you like to share? You may comment on one or more videos.  You may post one idea or combine several ideas that are meaningful to you as the videos relate to spirituality, God, health and wellness and life itself.

2.  Please review the two articles provided in your handout section. Based on these readings,  please post whether you believe in miracles.  Please comment on anything you agree or disagree with in the articles and if possible give a personal example of a miracle you

theology

Students will explore the concepts of theology, spirituality, life experience and interconnectedness.

Students will explore their personal beliefs of God, spirituality, health and wellness.

1. Read the articles provided in the handouts on Miracles or not.

2. Please view the videos provided by Tom Honey, the Dali Lama, and Randy Pausch.

question
1.  After viewing the videos by Tom Honey, the Dali Lama and Randy Pausch.  What personal reaction would you like to share? You may comment on one or more videos.  You may post one idea or combine several ideas that are meaningful to you as the videos relate to spirituality, God, health and wellness and life itself.

2.  Please review the two articles provided in your handout section. Based on these readings,  please post whether you believe in miracles.  Please comment on anything you agree or disagree with in the articles and if possible give a personal example of a miracle

christianity

rite a research paper on one of the seven major world religions. This paper should be at least 2000 words (MLA format). Approximately 5 typed pages double spaced; 1 inch margins; size 12 font Times Roman. This paper must utilize the class text book and the text book should be quoted at least 2 times within the paper. Also, each paper must utilize 2 additional sources and use direct quotes from these sources. This paper should be a formal paper and should not be written in the first person (i.e. I, we). Papers written in the first person will be graded accordingly.

Introduction:Identify the founder of the religion, the origin of the worldview, and the beliefs and practices

How did I get here?(Origin of humanity/man- Is there a Creator/Designer?)

Why am I here?(Purpose for humanity- What is the reason/meaning for my existence?)

What happens when I die?(Eternity- Is there an afterlife?)

Why is there evil in this world?(Pain and Suffering- Where does evi

Love

Directions
Choose just one of the themes from the list below. Note developments of that theme in the Old Testament to the New Testament (N.T.), and show how N.T. writers reinterpreted it. Discuss similarities, differences, and changes to the meaning. You must provide a separate outline to your paper. Use only the Bible and the following resource that is available as an e-Book: The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Theology. Be sure to distinguish between paraphrase and direct quotes. Type a 500-1000 word paper using MLA formatting. Submit the completed assignment to the above Chalk & Wire link no later than Sunday 11:59 PM EST/EDT.

Themes
Justice
Servant of God
Jerusalem
Covenant
Redemption
Sin
Love
Son of Man
Peace
Faith
Resurrection
Wealth and Poverty
Christ
Son of God
Lord
Mercy and Compassion
Repentance
Death
Kingdom of God
Wisdom
Priest

Religion, ethnicity, and civil war in Africa: The Darfur conflict in Sudan

Question A:
Choose an optional civil war after 1945 and discuss the extent to which the conflict can be explained in light of religious factors.

Theme for essay:
Religion, ethnicity, and civil war in Africa: The Darfur conflict in Sudan


Essay layout:

- Analyzes the role of religion in the conflict.

- What role does religion really play in this seemingly "religious" conflict?

- At what levels does religion prevail, and at what levels is it irrelevant?

- Finally, you are asked to consider what is best understood as the essence of the conflict, and finally answer whether it is reasonable to label this conflict as "religious."

theology

1) Paul uses two primary metaphors for community: the human body and a building.  For body metaphors, see Romans 12:1-8, I Corinthians 12; for building metaphors, see Romans 15:20, 1 Corinthians 3:10, Ephesians 2:20. Which metaphor speaks to you, and why?

2) Which one of Pauls eight metaphors of the atonement detailed in the online lecture speaks to you?  Why?

3) One of the most important points to remember when reading the New Testament letters is that they are situational -- written by specific people to specific people in particular circumstances. And yet from the earliest days of Christianity, the letters were passed around and read by others (see Colossians 4:16). What is it about the letters that make them applicable to people in different circumstances? How might that explain their continued use by Christians today? Is such usage legitimate, in your view? Why or why not?