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Hythlodaeus, who believes that philosophers should not be involved in politics, discusses More's character's final conflict between his humanistic beliefs and his duties as a servant or servant of the King of Utopos, suggesting that one day such morality will contradict with political reality.


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Utopia gave rise to a genre of literature, utopian and dystopic fiction, featuring an ideal society or perfect city, or its opposite.


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Early works that received influence from Utopia for example New Atlantis by Francis Bacon, Erewhon by Samuel Butler, and Candide by Voltaire.


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Although Utopianism blends classical concepts of perfect society (Plato and Aristotle) with Roman rhetorical prowess (cf.


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Cicero, Quintilian, epideictic oration), this Renaissance genre continued into the Enlightenment Ages and is preserved in modern science fiction.


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Religious polemic In 1520, the reformist Martin Luther published three of his works successively in a short time: An den christlichen Adel deutscher Nation (To the Christian Nobility of the German State, August), Von der babylonischen Gefangenschaft der Kirche (Concerning the Banishment of the Church to Babylon, October), and Von der Freiheit eines Christenmenschen (On the Freedom of a Christian, November). [12] :225 In his books, Luther puts forth his teachings on salvation through grace or sheer grace, rejects a number of Catholic practices, and attacks those he considers as excesses as well as abuse within the Catholic Church. [12] :225—6 In 1521, Henry VIII formally responded to Luther's criticism with the Assertio Septem Sacramentorum, which he is believed to have written with More's help.


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Pope Leo X bestowed the king of England with the title “Fidei defensor” (“Defender of the Faith”) because of his written work which was seen as combating Luther's heresy. [12] :226—7 Martin Luther then attacked Henry VIII by writing Contra Henricum Regem Anglie (Against Henry, King of England, 1522), called him “a pig, a fool, and a liar”. [12] :227 At the behest of the king, More composed one rebuttal: the Responsio ad Lutherum which was published at the end of 1523.


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In Responsio, More defended papal supremacy, sacraments, and other Church traditions.


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More, although seen as a person whose character is much calmer, [81] described Luther as “an ape, a drunk, and a terrible little brother”, among other epithets. [12] :230 Writing under the pseudonym Gulielmus Rosseus, [24] More tells Luther that: for as long as your reverend paternity will be determined to tell these shameless lies, others will be permitted, on behalf of his English majesty, to throw back into your paternity's shitty mouth, truly the shit-pool of all crap, all the muck and crap which your damnable rottenness has vomited up, and to empty out all the sewers and privies onto your crown divested of the dignity of the priestly crown, against which no less than the kingly crown you have determined to play the buffoon. [82]


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His words were followed by a kind of apology to the readers, while Luther may never apologize for his words. [82]


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A Harvard University humanities professor named Stephen Greenblatt opined, “More spoke on behalf of his king and used his contemporaneous idioms; Luther spoke on behalf of himself and his skatological expression far exceeded all that More could muster in terms of quantity, intensity , and copyright power.


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If for More skatology generally expresses a communal disapproval, for Luther, skatology expresses a deep personal anger. “[83]


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His confrontation with Luther is considered an affirmation of More's theological conservatism.


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He then avoided any indication of criticism surrounding the authority of the Church. [12] :230 In 1528, More published another religious polemic, A Dialogue Concerning Heresies, which asserted that the Catholic Church is the only true church, founded by Christ and the Apostles, and affirming the validity of his authority, his traditions and practices. [12] :279—81 In 1529, his circulating pamphlet Supplication for the Beggars by Simon Fish prompted More to respond by writing The Supplication of Souls.


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More's work was published in two books, the first book addressed the social and economic issues raised by Fish, the second book maintained the teachings on purgatorium.


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In 1531, a year after the death of More's father, William Tyndale published An Answer to Sir Thomas More's Dialogue in response to More's Dialogue Concerning Heresies.


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More responded to it by writing the Confutation of Tyndale's Answer, which contains half a million words and is seen as the longest religious polemic ever written in English.


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Confutation is an imaginary dialogue between More and Tyndale, in which More responds to all of Tyndale's criticisms individually around Catholic rites and teachings. [12] :307—9 More, who values structure, tradition, and order in society as safeguards against tyranny and fallacy, passionately believing that Lutheranism and the Protestant Reformation in general are dangerous, not only to the Catholic faith but also to the stability of society as a whole. [12] :307—9 Correspondence Most renowned humanists are prolific letter writers, not Except Thomas More.


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However, as in the case of Erasmus of Rotterdam his friend, only a small part of his correspondence is preserved to date (that is, about 280 letters).


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Included in it are everything from private letters to official governmental correspondence (mostly in English), letters to his fellow humanist scholars (in Latin), some literary treatises, poems, opening letters (some in Latin) including fiction) for a number of his own works, letters to his children and their tutors (in Latin), and the so-called “prison-letters” (in English) in the form of letters with Margaret his eldest daughter while More was imprisoned in the Tower of London while waiting his execution. [25]


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More was also involved in a number of literary controversies, notably with a French poet named Germain de Brie which was partly due to his criticism of English leaders, later culminating with the publication of the satire Antimorus (1519) by de Brie.


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Erasmus intervened and ended the dispute. [28]


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More also wrote more spiritual works, for example: A Treatise on the Passion (aka Treatise on the Passion of Christ), A Treatise to Receive the Blessed Body (aka Holy Body Treaty), and De Tristitia Christi (aka The Agony of Christ).


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De Tristitia Christi contains an interpretation of Christ's suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane, the last major work of More, which he wrote while imprisoned in the Tower of London while awaiting his execution.


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This last manuscript was saved from confiscation ordered by Henry VIII, bequeathed by Margaret his daughter to the Spanish side through Frater Pedro de Soto, the confessional father of Emperor Karl V. More's friend named Juan Luis Vives received it in Valencia, where the manuscript is stored until now in the collection of the Real Museum of the Colegio Seminario del Corpus Christi.


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The canonization of the Catholic Church of Pope Leo XIII beatified Thomas More, John Fisher, and 52 other English Martyrs on 29 December 1886.


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Pope Pius XI canonized Beato More and Beato Fisher on May 19, 1935, and the memorial feast of St. Thomas More was set to be celebrated every July 9.


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Since 1970, in the General Rome Calendar it is established that St. Thomas More along with St. John Fisher be celebrated every June 22 (the date of St. Fisher's execution).


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On 31 October 2000, Pope John Paul II declared More the “heavenly Protector of Statesmen and Politicians”. [4]


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Katholische Junge Gemeinde, an organization of young German Catholics, also made St. Thomas More its patron. [84]


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Anglican Communion In 1980, although More and Fisher opposed the English Reformation, they were jointly listed as reform martyrs in the “Saints and Heroes of the Christian Church” calendar used by the Church of England, to be commemorated every 6 July (More's execution date ) as “Thomas More, Scholar, and John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, Martyr of the Reformation, 1535". [5]


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More's name is also listed in the calendars of saints of some other churches in the Anglican Communion, for example: the Anglican Church of Australia every 6 July: “John Fisher and Thomas More, martyrs (died 1535)”.


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Brazilian Anglican Church every July 6: “Thomas More, Martyr, 1535".


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The Anglican Church of Canada every July 6: “Commemoration of Thomas More, death 1535" in the Alternative Worship Calendar Book, and every July 6: “Octave Day of St Peter and St Paul, and Thomas More, Chancellor of England, Martyrs 1535" in the July section of the Calendar of the Common Prayer Book.


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Anglican Church of South Africa every July 6: “Thomas More, Martyr, 1535".


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Which does not list More's name in its calendar for example the Episcopal Church in the United States, the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the Anglican Church of Hong Kong.


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More's steadfastness and courage maintained the conviction of his faith, and the dignity he displayed during his imprisonment, tried, and executed, much influence on More's reputation post-death, especially among Roman Catholics.


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His friend Erasmus defended the character of More with the phrase “purer than every grain of snow”, and described his genius with the phrase “which England never had [before] and will never again have”. [85]


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After learning about the reason for More's execution, Emperor Karl V said: “Had we had a servant like himself, we would rather lose the best city in our domain than a valuable adviser like himself. “[86]


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Chesterton, a Roman Catholic conver of the Church of England, said that More “can be reckoned to be the greatest Englishman, or at the very least the greatest historical figure in British history. “[87]


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Historian Hugh Trevor-Roper calls More the “first greatest Englishman whom we feel to know, the holiest among humanists, the most insanely among the saints, the universal man in our indifferent northern revival. “[88]


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Jonathan Swift, an Anglican clericist, wrote that More was “a person of the greatest virtue that this kingdom has ever produced”. [89] [90] [91] There are a number of parties who consider Samuel Johnson to be the author of that quote, even though these words are not found in His writings or the accounts of James Boswell. [92] [93] John Donne, a metaphysical poet who was also venerated as a saint by Anglicans, was the grandson of More's nephew. [94]


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Roman Catholic academics argue that More used irony in his book Utopia work, and that he remained an orthodox Christian until the end of his life in this world.


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However, a Marxist theorist named Karl Kautsky regarded the book as a sharp analysis of what he viewed as social and economic exploitation of pre-modern Europe.


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Therefore Kautsky considers that More had a role in influencing the early development of socialist ideas. [95]


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Communism, socialism, and resistance to communism After being hailed “as a Communist hero by Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Karl Kautsky” for what they perceived to be the communist attitude towards ownership rights within the Utopia of his work, [6] Thomas More's name is imprinted on ninth order from above [7] on the Moscow Freedom Memorial Monument (also known as the Obelisk of Revolutionary Thinkers) in the era of Soviet Communism, [8] as one of the most influential thinkers “who promoted the liberation of mankind from oppression, arbitrariness, and exploitation”. [7]


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The monument was erected in 1918 in Aleksandrovsky Park near the Kremlin on Lenin's suggestion. [6] [7] [8] The monument was subsequently dismantled on July 2, 2013, in Vladimir Putin's third term as President of post-Communist Russia. [8]


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Utopia also inspired socialists such as William Morris. [96]


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Many parties see socialism or communism More as purely satirical. [96]


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In 1888, while praising More's communism, Karl Kautsky claimed that “absent-minded” economists and historians often saw the name Utopia (meaning “a place that doesn't exist”) as “a subtle hint by More that he himself viewed his communism as a dream that could not be practiced”. [97]


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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the Nobel Prize-winning anti-Communist writer from Russia who is also a survivor and historian of Soviet prison camps, argues that Soviet communism required slavery and forced labor to maintain its existence, and this has been “predicted ever since from Thomas More, the great-grandfather of socialism, in his work Utopia”. [98]


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In 2008, More was played on stage in Hong Kong as an allegorical symbol of a prodemocratic stronghold opposing Chinese Communism in a modified version and translated from Robert Bolt's play A Man for All Seasons. [99]


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Works Note: Reference “CW” (Complete Works) refers to the edition concerned in the Yale Edition of the Complete Works of St. Thomas More (New Haven and London, 1963—1997) Published during More's life (with date of publication) A Merry Jest (c. 1516) (CW 1) Utopia (1516) (CW 4) Latin Poems (1518, 1520) (CW 3, Pt.2) Letter to Brixius (1520) (CW 3, Pt. 2, App C) Responsio ad Lutherum (Answer to Luther, 1523) (CW 5) A Dialogue Concerning Heresies (1529, 1530) (CW 6) Supplication of Souls (1529) (1532) (CW 7) The Confutation of Tyndale's Answer (1532, 1533) (CW 8) Apology (1533) (CW 9) Debellation of Salem and Bizance (1533) (CW 10) The Answer to a Poisoned Book (1533) (CW 11) Published after More's death (with possible drafting date) The History of King Richard III (c. 1513—1518) (CW 2 & 15) The Last Four Things c. 1522) (CW 1) A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation (1534) (CW 12) Treatise Upon the Passion (1534) (CW 13) Treatise on the Blessed Body (1535) (CW 13) Instructions and Prayers (1535) (CW 13) De Tristitia Christi (1535) (CW 14) Translation of the Translations of Lucian (many from 1506—1534) (CW 3) t.1) The Life of Pico della Mirandola (c. 1510) (CW 1) See also List of institutions named after Thomas More Forty Martyrs of England and Wales Moreana Reform English Biographical Notes (Note: this is a 2009 translation (from the original German, by Hector de Cavilla) of Berglar's 1978 work Die Stunde des Thomas Morus — Einer gegen die Macht.


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Freiburg 1978; Adamas-Verlag, Cologne 1998, ISBN3-925746-78-1) Brémond, Henri (1904) — Le Bienheureux Thomas More 1478—1535 (1904) as Sir Thomas More (1913) translated by Henry Child; published by R. & T. Washbourne Limited, OCLC,; Paperback edition by Kessinger Publishing, LLC (26 May 2006) with ISBN1-4286-1904-6, ISBN978-1-4286-1904-3; published in French in Paris by Gabalda, 1920, OCLC (Note: Brémond is frequently cited in Berglar (2009)) (Subscription or required.).


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Samanhudi or often called Kyai Haji Samanhudi (born in Laweyan, Surakarta, Central Java, 1868; died in Klaten, Central Java, 28 December 1956) was the founder of Sarekat Dagang Islam, a mass organization in Indonesia that was originally a crucible for batik entrepreneurs in Surakarta.


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His little name is Sudarno Nadi.


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Boarding schools that he had studied in them were: Pontren KM Sayuthy (Ciawigebang), Pontren KH Abdur Rozak (Cipancur), his uncle, Pontren Sarajaya (Cirebon Regency), Pontren (in Tegal Regency, Central Java), Pontren Ciwaringin (Kab.


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Cirebon) and Pontren KH Zaenal Musthofa (Tasikmalaya.


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) Note: He was very ta, zdim towards his teachers.


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Especially against Asysyahid K. H. Zainal Mushtofa (National Hero).


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He told a lot about the heroism of his teacher's struggle when fighting against the Japanese invaders until he was killed as the hero of the nation's kusuma in front of the firing squad of Japanese soldiers when his teacher's makbaroh was transferred to Sukamanah Hero Park, T asikmalaya.


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In the world of trade, Samanhudi felt the difference in treatment by the rulers of the Dutch East Indies between indigenous traders who were majority Islamic and Chinese traders in 1905.


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Therefore Samanhudi felt that indigenous traders should have their own organization to defend their interests.


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In 1905, he founded Sarekat Dagang Islam to realize his ideals.


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This law describes the relationship between the force acting on an object and the motion it causes.


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This law has been written with varying discussion for almost 3 centuries, [1] and can be summarized as follows: The First Law: every object will have a constant velocity unless there is a force whose result is not zero acting on the object. [2] [3] [4] means if the resultant force zero, then the center of mass of an object remains stationary, or moves at a constant velocity (not experiencing acceleration).


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This is true when viewed from the inertial frame of reference.


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Second Law: an object with mass M experiencing a resultant force equal to F will experience an acceleration of a whose direction is equal to the direction of the force, and the magnitude is directly proportional to F and inversely proportional to M. or F=Ma.


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It can also be interpreted that the resultant force acting on an object is equal to the derivative of the linear momentum of the object against time.


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Third Law: the axial and reaction forces of two objects have the same large, with the direction reversed, and in line.


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That is if any object A gives a force as large as F on object B, then object B will give a force as large as —F to objects A. F and —F are of the same magnitude but different directions.


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This law is also famous as the action-reaction law, with F referred to as the action and —F being the reaction.


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These three laws of motion were first summarized by Isaac Newton in his work Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, first published on 5 July 1687. [5]


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Newton used his work to explain and manage the motion of various physical objects and systems. [6]


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For example in volume three of the manuscript, Newton showed that by combining between the law of motion with the general law of gravity, he could explain Kepler's law of movement of planets.


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A review of Newton's Law is applied to objects considered to be particles, [7] in the evaluation of movement for example, the length of the object is indisputable, since the calculated object can be considered small, relative to the distance traveled.


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Changes in shape (deformation) and rotation of an object are also not taken into account in its analysis.


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Then a planet can be thought of as a point or particle to analyze the motion of its orbit around a star.


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In its original form, Newton's laws of motion were not enough to calculate motion from deformable objects (nonsolid objects).


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Leonard Euler in 1750 introduced a generalization of Newton's law of motion for solid objects called Euler's law of motion, which in its development could also be used for nonsolid objects.


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If every object can be represented as a set of different particles, and each particle follows Newton's laws of motion, then Euler's laws can be derived from Newton's laws.


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Newton's first law 200px|JMPL|Walter Lewin explains Newton's first law (in English). (MIT Course 8.01) [10] Lex I: Corpus omne perseverare in statu suo quiescendi vel movendi uniformiter in directum, nisi quatenus a viribus impressis cogitur statum illum mutare.


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An object that is in motion, will not change its velocity unless there is a resultant force that is not zero acting on it.


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Newton's first law is a re-explanation of the laws of inertia already described by Galileo.


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In his book Newton gave credit to Galileo for this law.


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Aristotle argued that every object had a place of origin in the universe: heavy objects such as stones would be above ground and light objects such as smoke would be in the sky.


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The stars will remain in heaven.


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He thinks that an object is in its natural state if it is not moving, and for one object to move on a straight line at a constant speed it requires something from outside the object that continues to push it, otherwise it will stop moving.


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But Galileo realized that force was necessary to change the speed of such objects (acceleration), but to maintain speed no force was required.


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Same with Newton's first law: Without force means no acceleration, then objects are at constant velocity.


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Newton's second law 320px|jmpl|left|Walter Lewin explains Newton's law of two by using gravity as an example. (MIT OCW) [12] The second law states that the total force on a particle is equal to the multiplicity of linear momentum changes p against time: F = d p d t = d (m v) d t, {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {F} = {\ frac {\ mathrm {d}\ mathbf {p}} {\ mathrm {d} = t}\ frac {\ mathrm {d} (m\ mathbf {v})} {\ mathrm {d} t}},} Since the law applies only to systems with constant mass, [13] [14] [15] mass variable (a constant) can be removed from the differential operator by using the differentiation rule.


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Then, F = m d v d t = m a, {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {F} =m\, {\ frac {\ mathrm {d}\ mathbf {v}} {\ mathrm {d} t}} =m\ mathbf {a},} With F is the total force acting, m is the mass of objects, and an acceleration of objects.


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Then the total force acting on an object produces an acceleration that is directly proportional.


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The increasing or decreasing mass of a system will result in a change in momentum.


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This change in momentum is not a result of force.


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To calculate a system with capricious mass, different equations are needed.


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In accordance with the first law, the derivative of momentum against time is nonzero when there is a change in direction, although there is no change in magnitude.


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An example is regular circular motion.


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This relation also indirectly states the immutability of momentum: When the resultant of the force acting on an object is zero, the momentum of the object is constant.


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Newton's laws of motion

Any change in force is directly proportional to the change in momentum of each unit of time.


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This second law needs change if special relativity is taken into account, since in very high velocities the result times mass with velocity does not approach the actual momentum.


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Impulse Impulse J arises when a force F acts on a time interval Δ<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[13241,13246,2,2]}'>t, and is formulated as [16] [17] J = Δ t F d t. {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {J} =\ int _ {\ Delta t}\ mathbf {F}\,\ mathrm {d} t.}


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Impulse is a concept used to analyze collisions. [18]


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Systems with altered mass Systems with altered mass, such as rockets whose fuel is used and give off residual gases, do not belong to closed systems and cannot be calculated by simply converting mass into a function of time in the second law. [14]


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The reason, as written in Kleppner and Kolenkow's An Introduction to Mechanics, is that Newton's second law applies to particles fundamentally. [15]


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In classical mechanics, particles have mass that is constant.


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In the case of particles in a clearly defined system, Newton's law can be used by summing all particles in the system: F t o t a l = M a p m {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {F} _ {\ mathrm {total}} =M\ mathbf {a} _ {\ mathrm {pm}} with Ftotal is the total force acting on the system, M is the total mass of the system, and apm is the acceleration from the center of mass of the system.


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Systems with capricious masses such as rockets or buckets that are perforated are usually not as computable as particle systems, hence Newton's second law cannot be used directly.


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The new equation is used to solve such a matter by rearranging the second law and calculating the momentum carried by the mass entering or exiting the system: [13] F + u d m d t = m d v d t {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {F} +\ mathbf {u} {\ frac {\ mathrm {d} m} {\ mathrm {d} t}} =m {\ mathrm {d}\ mathbf {v}\ over\ mathrm {d} t}} with u is the velocity of the mass entering or exiting relative to the center of mass of the main object.


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In some conventions, the large (u</b>d<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[15896,15901,2,2]}'>m/d<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[15903,15908,2,2]}'>t) to the left of the equation, also called push, is defined as the force (the force issued by an object corresponds to the changing mass, such as rocket boost) and put in magnitude F. Then by changing the definition of acceleration, the equation was F = m a. {\ displaystyle\ mathbf {F} =m\ mathbf {a}.}


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The history of Newton's second Law in its original (latin) language reads: Lex II: Mutationem motus proportionalem esse vi motrici impressae, et fieri secundum lineam rectam qua vis illa imprimitur.


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Terminated quite appropriately by Motte in 1729 to be: Law II: The alteration of motion is ever proportional to the motive force impress'd; and is made in the direction of the right line in which force is impress'd.


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Which in Bahasa Indonesia means: Second Law: The change of motion is always directly proportional to the force generated/working, and has the same direction as the normal line of the tangent point of the force of the object.


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Newton's third law 250px|JMPL|Explanation of Newton's third law. [19]”


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Lex III: Actioni contrariam semper et Æqualem esse reactionem: sive corporum duorum actiones in se mutuo semper esse æquales et in partes contrarias dirigi.” “Third law: For every action there is always an equally large and opposite direction reaction: or the force of two objects on each other is always equally large and in opposite directions.”


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Newton's laws of motion

Any object pressing or pulling another object experiences the same pressure or pull of the pressed or pulled object.


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Newton's laws of motion

If you press a stone with your finger, your finger is also pressed by a stone.


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If a horse pulls a stone using a rope, then the horse is also “attracted” towards the stone: for the rope used, it will also pull the horse towards the stone as large as it pulls the stone towards the horse.


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Newton's laws of motion

This third law explains that all styles are interactions between different objects, [20] hence no force acts on only one object.


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Newton's laws of motion

If object A works a force on object B, object B will simultaneously work a force of equal magnitude on object A and both forces in line.


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Newton's laws of motion

As shown in the diagram, the ice launchers (Ice skaters) give style to each other with the same large, but opposite directions.


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Although the force exerted is the same, the acceleration that occurs is not the same.


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Newton's laws of motion

A launcher whose mass is smaller will get greater acceleration due to Newton's second law.


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Newton's laws of motion

The two styles acting on this third law are styles of the same type.


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Newton's laws of motion

For example between the wheel and the road equally provides a friction force.


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Newton's laws of motion

Put simply, a style always works on a pair of objects, and never just on an object.


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Newton's laws of motion

So for each style always has two ends.


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Newton's laws of motion

Each end of this style is the same except for the opposite direction.


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Newton's laws of motion

Or a stylistic end is a reflection of the other end.


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Newton's laws of motion

Mathematically, this third law is in the form of a one-dimensional vector equation, which can be written down as follows.


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Newton's laws of motion

Assume object A and object B exert force against each other. F a, b = − F b, a {\ displaystyle\ sum\ mathbf {F} _ {a, b} =-\ sum\ mathbf {F} _ {b, a}} With Fa, b are the styles acting on A by B, and Fb, a are the styles acting on B by A. Newton uses the third law to derive the law of immutability, momentum [21] however with deeper observations, the immutability of momentum is a more fundamental idea (derived via Noether's theorem from Galileo's relativity versus the third law, and remains valid in cases that make newton's third law as if it does not apply.


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For example when the force field has momentum, and in quantum mechanics.


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Newton's laws of motion

The importance of Newton's laws and the range of validity of Newton's laws have already been verified by experiments and observations for more than 200 years, and these laws are an excellent approximation to computation in the scale and velocity experienced by everyday humans.


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Newton's laws of motion

Newton's laws of motion and general gravitational laws and calculus, (for the first time) can facilitate quantitative explanations of various phytic phenomenons.


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Newton's laws of motion

These three laws are also good approximations for macroscopic objects in everyday conditions.


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Newton's laws of motion

However newton's law (combined with the general laws of gravity and classical electrodynamics) is not appropriate to use under certain conditions, especially in very small scales, very high velocities (in special relativity, Lorentz factor, silent mass, and velocity must be taken into account in the formulation of momentum) or a very strong gravitational field.


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So these laws cannot be used to explain phenomena such as electrical conduction in a semiconductor, optical properties of a material, errors in GPS systems that are not relativistically corrected, and superconductivity.


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Newton's laws of motion

The explanation of these phenomena requires more complex theories of physics, including general relativity and quantum field theory.


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In quantum mechanics concepts such as force, momentum, and position are defined by linear operators operating under quantum conditions, at speeds much lower than the speed of light, Newton's laws are exactly the same as these operators acting on objects classic.


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Newton's laws of motion

At speeds approaching the speed of light, the second law remains valid as is the original form F=d<b>p/d<i>t, which explains that force is the derivative of an object's momentum against time, but some recent versions of the second law do not apply at relativistic speeds.


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Relation to the law of eternity In modern physics, the laws of eternity of momentum, energy, and angular momentum apply more generally than Newton's laws, since they apply to light as well as matter, as well as in classical physics as well as non-classical physics.


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In simple terms, “Moments, energies, and angular momentum cannot be created or eliminated.”


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Newton's laws of motion

Since force is a derivative of moment, in basic theories (such as quantum mechanics, quantum electrodynamics, general relativity, etc.), the concept of force is not important and is below the immutability of momentum.


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Newton's laws of motion

The standard model can describe in detail how the three fundamental forces known as gauge forces, derive from virtual particle exchange.


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Other forces such as gravity and fermionic degeneracy pressure also arise from the immutability of momentum.


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Newton's laws of motion

The immutability of 4-momentum in inertial motion through curved space-time results in what we refer to as gravitational force in the theory of general relativity.


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The immutability of new energy discovered after nearly two centuries after Newton's life, the existence of a fairly long pause is due to difficulties in understanding the role of microscopic and invisible energies such as heat and infra-red light.


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Newton's laws of motion

See also Mercury (planets) Relativity Galileo Dynamics Newton's Lagrangean Mechanics Hamilton Euler's Law Reference and footnotes Further reading Crowell, Benjamin, (2000),, (2000, Light and Matter), ISBN 0-9704670-1-X, 9780970467010, especially at Section, Section, and Section.


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Newton, Isaac, “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy”, 1729 English translation based on 3rd Latin edition (1726),, especially at the section.


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Newton's laws of motion

Newton, Isaac, “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy”, 1729 English translation based on 3rd Latin edition (1726),.


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Newton's laws of motion

Thomson, W (Lord Kelvin), and Tait, P G, (1867),, volume 1, especially at.


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Question: Is the first novel by Osamu Dazai?

Osamu Dazai

Osamu Dazai (太), Dazai Osamu, Template:Born) is a writer from the Shōwa period in Japan.


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Osamu Dazai

His real name was Tsushima Shūji ().


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Osamu Dazai

In addition to being known for concocting short stories and novels in an autobiographical style, Dazai has also written scripts of Shin Hamlet (The New Hamlet) skits and Otogizōshi (Fairy Tales) fairy tales.


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Osamu Dazai

Starting from the inaugural novel in 1933, Gyakkō's novel (Regression) was nominated as the recipient of the 1935 Akutagawa Award.


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Osamu Dazai

Tsugaru, Otogizōshi, Hashire Merosu (Run, Melos!) , Shayō (The Setting Sun), and Ningen Shikkaku (No Longer Human) were among Osamu Dazai's adiworks.


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Osamu Dazai

All three of the last-referred works were already translated into English by the mid-1950s. Dazai wrote in full senda gurau, irony, sorrow, to self-destruction, to being grouped together with Ango Sakaguchi and Jun Ishikawa as the decadent authors of “new gesaku batch” and buraiha.


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Osamu Dazai

Since he was in college, Dazai repeatedly tried to commit suicide or commit suicide together (shinjū).


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Osamu Dazai

On June 13, 1948, he was killed by suicide along with Tomie Yamazaki his lover, after drowning himself into the Tama River.


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Osamu Dazai

Childhood life journey Osamu Dazai was born in the middle of a wealthy family on June 19, 1909, in Kanagi Village, Kitatsugaru District, Aomori Prefecture.


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Osamu Dazai

His father was one of the richest handful of landlords in Aomori Prefecture.


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Osamu Dazai

He was born as Tsushima Shūji, the 6th son (10th child) of father named Tsushima Gen'emon (1871-1923) and mother named Tane (1873-1942).


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Osamu Dazai

Her mother bore 11 children, and when she gave birth to Shūji, sons number one and two had already died.


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Tsushima Gen'emon was the son-in-law of a wealthy peasant family who was made an adopted son to pass on the lineage after marrying Tane.


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As a prominent figure, Shūji's father was elected as a member of the Japanese Parliament (1912—1923) having previously served as a member of the prefectural parliament.


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Osamu Dazai

Thanks to the size of the tax deposit paid, Gen'emon was in 1922 appointed a member of the Council of Nobles, but died the following year.


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Osamu Dazai

Dazai tells about the origin of the Tsushima family, in the 1946 Kunō no nenkan issue, “The family in which I was born has absolutely no lineage to be proud of.


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Osamu Dazai

Not knowing where to drift from, the farmers who settled here in the far north of Tsugaru, unmistakably they were our ancestors.


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I'm the grandson of a poor peasant family who sometimes ate, sometimes didn't eat, and wasn't educated.


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My family began to become a little famous in Aomori Prefecture, starting from the time of my great-grandfather, Sōsuke.”


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While roving trading oil, Sōsuke collected piecemeal money from interest lending money.


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Osamu Dazai

The Tsushima family is thought to be from the former Tsushima Province crossing into the Sea of Japan.


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Dazai's birth house in Kanagi, Aomori Prefecture, was made the Dazai Ōsamu Memorial Museum (Shayō Building) after previously being used as an inn.


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In 2004, the building was designated as Important Cultural Relics.


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The school term Shūji began to enter elementary school in 1916.


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Osamu Dazai

In March 1923, his father died, when then he had just entered as a pupil of the first class of secondary school.


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Osamu Dazai

When he was 17 years old (1925), Saigō no Taikō became his first garland as he began to dabble in writing, and was loaded in dōjinshi Seiza.


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Osamu Dazai

He began to aspire to be a writer.


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Osamu Dazai

While sitting on the culture department (English) of Hirosaki State High School, he greatly admired the works of Ryūnosuke Akutagawa and Kyoka Izumi, as well as his sympathy for left-wing movements.


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Influenced by the literary popularity of the proletariat, the pen name Tsushima Shūji () began to be used for works contained in the 1929 dōjinshi Saibō Bungei.


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Osamu Dazai

At that time, he also wrote by using his real name or as Kosuge Ginkichi (小).


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Osamu Dazai

On December 10, 1929, he attempted suicide for the first time by ingesting Calmotin in an overdose for fear of not moving up a grade.


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Osamu Dazai

He graduated high school in 1930 with mediocre achievement, ranking 46th out of 75 pupils.


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Osamu Dazai

Although he did not know a word of French, he entered the French Literature Department of Tokyo Imperial University in April 1930.


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The high standard of education there makes college utterly incomprehensible.


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Osamu Dazai

He was instead involved in left-wing movements, and almost-never entered college.


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Osamu Dazai

When he was 21 years old, writer Masuji Ibuse was asked to be a mentor because he still wanted to become a writer.


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Osamu Dazai

After becoming a disciple of Ibuse, the pen name Osamu Dazai began to be put on him.


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After many times not rising a level and neglecting to pay tuition, Dazai was eventually excluded from the university.


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As a student, he was dating Shimeko Tanabe (19 years old), a cafe waiter in Ginza who was already someone's wife.


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As Dazai tells us, he and Shimeko drowned themselves in the sea around Koshigoe, near Kamakura.


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A passing fishing boat saves her, but Shimeko is hunted dead.


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Novelist period In 1933, the short story she wrote, Ressha was published in the magazine Sunday Tō-ō (Tō-o Nippo).


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He also included a garland titled Gyofukuki in dōjinshi Kaihyō.


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The following two years, Gyakkō (1935) was published by the literary magazine Bungei.


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As the first work published not in dōjinshi, Gyakkō was nominated as the first Akutagawa Award recipient, but did not manage to win.


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The winner that year was Tatsuzō Ishikawa's Sōbō.


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Osamu Dazai

In early March 1935, Dazai failed the clerk admissions entrance exam at the Miyako Shimbun, and tried to hang himself.


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Still that same year, Dazai met Haruo Satō who was willing to become his mentor.


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In the midst of his efforts to treat his addiction to the painkiller Pabinal, Dazai published a collection of inaugural short stories, Bannen in 1936.


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In the following year, Hatsuyo Oyama, a former geisha whom she was not officially married to, interred with a painter.


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Hatsuyo was committed to suicide by ingesting Calmotin to an overdose, but both survived.


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Dazai stopped writing for a year.


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Osamu Dazai

In 1938, Dazai was invited by Masuji Ibuse to Misaka Peak, Yamanashi Prefecture.


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There, Ibuse matched-up Dazai with Michiko (1912—1997).


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After fielding Michiko, he settled in the wife's hometown of Kōfu.


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Family life made her soul state stable.


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In those days there were created such as Fugaku Hyakkei, Kakekomi Uttae, and Hashire Melos.


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Their first child, Sonoko (female) was born in 1941, followed by Masaki (male) in 1944, and third child, Yūko (female) in 1947.


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Osamu Dazai

In late 1944, Dazai wrote about a return trip to the family home in Tsugaru which was titled Tsugaru.


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Osamu Dazai

He continued to write in the midst of World War II, among them a collection of Otogizōshi fairy tales.


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Osamu Dazai

The collapse of a noble family that failed to adapt to postwar circumstances is recounted in the novel Shayō (1947).


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Written based on the diaries of his girlfriend Shizuko Ōta, Shayō received praise from critics, and made Dazai a well-known writer.


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From Shizuko, Dazai obtained a daughter named Haruko Ota who was born in 1947.


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Suicide After Ningen Shikkaku and Uotō's last work, Dazai is killed suicide along with Tomie Yamazaki, his new lover.


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The two submerged themselves into the Tama River at Mitaka, Tokyo on June 13, 1948.


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This suicide was used as a material of speculation of a crowded audience, ranging from Tomie inviting death together, to the alleged two had a charade but eventually actually killed.


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At that time Goodbye's novel was being preloaded in the daily Asahi Shimbun, and was never completed Dazai.


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The remains of the two of them were found a week later, June 19, 1948, coinciding with Osamu Dazai's 38th birthday.


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The day of the discovery of Dazai's remains was called Ōtōki ().


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His grave is in Zenrin-ji, Mitaka city, Tokyo.


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Bibliography Selected works English translation The Setting Sun (Shayō), Donald Keene, translator.


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Norfolk, Connecticut, James Laughlin, 1956.


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No Longer Human (Ningen Shikkaku), Donald Keene, translator.


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Norfolk, Connecticut, New Directions Publishers, 1958.


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Dazai Osamu, Selected Stories and Sketches, James O'Brien, translator.


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Ithaca, New York, China-Japan Program, Cornell University, 1983?


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Return to Tsugaru: Travels of a Purple Tramp (Tsugaru), James Westerhoven, translator.


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New York, Kodansha International Ltd., 1985.


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Run, Melos! and Other Stories.


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Ralph F. McCarthy, translator.


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Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1988.


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Crackling Mountain and other stories, James O'Brien, translator.


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Rutland, Vermont, Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1989.


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Blue Bamboo: Tales of Fantasy and Romance, Ralph F. McCarthy, translator.


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Tokyo, New York, Kodansha International, 1993.


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Lyons reference, Phyllis.


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The Saga of Dazai Osamu: A Critical Study With Translations.


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Stanford University Press (1985).


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Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

Teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

The teachings of the Seventh-day A.D. Adventist Church largely resemble mainstream Protestant Christianity, and particularly evangelical churches.


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The Adventist Church teaches Biblical authority and salvation gained through faith in Jesus Christ.


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The Twenty-Eight Descriptions of Biblical Basic Doctrine is the official statement of the doctrine of this church.


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The denomination also has a number of distinctive teachings that distinguish it from other Christian churches (though some beliefs like this are also taught in other churches).


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The teachings of the Advent Church are most prominent, among others: believing in the eternity of the Ten Commandments, the unconscious of man in death, the ministry of atonement of Jesus Christ in the [heavenly kaabah]], and the “court of examination” beginning in 1844.


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In addition, the Adventist Church adheres to historical traditional teachings namely an eschatological belief system that teaches the existence of a residual people, a universal end-time crisis, and the literal coming of Jesus Christ before the millennium period where believers live in heaven.


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The Official Belief of the Seventh-day A.D. Adventist Church states the church's teachings in an official statement known as 28 Descriptions of Biblical Basic Doctrine.


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This Basic Confidence Statement was decided at the World General Meeting in 1980, and then Confidence Number 11 was added in 2005. [1]


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A simpler version of this Statement of Belief is the Baptism Oath.


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In addition to these Basic Beliefs there are a number of “” which are decided in each World General Meeting.


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The Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary is a more detailed expression of the theology of the Adventist Church.


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The source of Basic Belief Authority No. 1 states “Scripture is a statement of God's will that is never wrong.


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Scripture is a standard of healers, a test of experience, a revealing of authorized doctrines and a trustworthy account of God's deeds in history.”


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Theologians of the Advent Church generally reject the verbal inspiration of Scripture believed by some evangelical conservative Christian churches.


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They believe that God inspired the thoughts of the authors of the Bible, and then the authors expressed the inspiration in their own words. [2]


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This view is known as “mind inspiration”.


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Advent Theologians generally reject the high-criticism approach to Holy Scripture. 1986 states “prejugate Biblical learners to avoid using prejudice and resultant deduction associated with historical-critical methods. “[3], but despite this some denomenation theologian still uses this method. [4]


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Developmental History At the beginning of its founding, the teachings of the Advent Church tended to be legalistic and perfectionist, but towards the end of the 19th century the teachings of Advent put more emphasis on grace.


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One major factor contributing to the theological shift was the General Meeting of 1888 in Minneapolis where the church developed more teachings focused on Jesus and “justification by faith”. [5]


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One other factor was the discussions that took place between the Adventist Church and evangelical churches in the 1950s, the result of which was the publishing of a book entitled Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine. [6]


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The Truth of the Age and the Pillar of Teachings The founders of the Church of Advent had a dynamic concept of teachings which they called the Truth of the Age, thus they opposed creedal rigidity and had an openness to new theological understandings built upon the main doctrines that were characteristic church. [7]


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The Truth of the Age is a concept that states that God guides the church to truth dynamically, so that the current beliefs of the church “are a test to the people of this generation, not a test for the people of previous generations" [8] In the book Counsels to Writers and Editors is written as follows: “No reason takes the position that no more truth shall be revealed, nor all our notions of Scripture are without error.


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Certain doctrines were believed to be truth for many years by the congregation, not evidence that those ideas could not be wrong.


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The duration of one teaching is professed will not make mistakes into righteousness, because the truth is able to stand alone.


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True doctrine will remain steadfast by careful Biblical inquiry.


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“[9] This view is in line with the introduction to 28 Basic Doctrine Descriptions of the Bible: “A revision of this statement is expected at the World General Meeting when the church is led by the Holy Spirit to be able to fully understand the truth of the Bible or find a better language to express the teachings God's word. “[10]


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But even so, the possibility of dynamic changes in the beliefs of the Adventist Church is not infinite. [11]


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The main beliefs that are the pillars of church teachings must be the basis of Adventist theology and it is these pillars of teachings that give the Adventist Church an identity. [12]


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Pillars of the Church's teachings include: [13] the court of examination, the teachings of the heavenly kaabah, the message of the three angels, the law of the Lord, faith in Jesus, the Sabbath, the state of the dead, and the gift of prophecy. [14]


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Equation and Variation of Teachings A 2002 survey on Adventist people around the world showed acceptance of the following beliefs: [15] [16] Equation with other Protestant Doctrines The Advent Church adheres to the central doctrine of Protestant Christianity: Trinity, incarnation, birth from virgins, victimization atonement, justification by faith, creation, original sin, the second coming of God, resurrection of the dead, and final judgment.


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In the Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine (1957), the Church of Adventists outlines their common primary doctrine as Protestant Christianity.


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Same with Conservative Christians, we believe- 1.


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That God is all-Creator, buttress, and ruler of the universe, and that He is eternal, omnipotent, omniscient, and omniscient.


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That the Divinity, the Trinity, consists of God the Father, Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit.


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That Scripture is God's inspired revelation to man, and that the Bible is the only rule of faith and practice.


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That Christ Jesus is God, and that He has existed with the Father from eternity.


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That the Holy Spirit is a person of divinity possessing the nature of the Father and the Son.


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That Christ, the word of God, was incarnate through miraculous conception and virgin birth, and that He lived a truly sinless life on earth.


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That the redemptive death of Jesus Christ is a vicarious sacrifice, once for all that is enough to redeem a lost human race.


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That Jesus Christ rose in body and literally from the grave.


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That He ascended in body and literally into heaven.


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That He now served as man's defender of the realm of priestly ministry and mediation before the Father.


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That He will return comes personally in an imminent premillennial.


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That man was created without sin, but had fallen into sin which led to separation with God and to complete destruction.


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That salvation through Christ is by grace, through faith in His blood.


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That the entrance to a new life in Christ is by regeneration, or new birth.


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That man is justified by faith.


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That man is sanctified by the indwelling of Christ through the Holy Spirit.


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That the saints will be glorified when they are resurrected or changed, when the Lord returns.


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That there will be a trial of God for everyone.


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That the gospel should be preached as a witness to the whole world.


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“[17] All of these doctrines, with the exception of number 11 (about the premillennial coming of Christ), are professed by many parties between conservative or evangelical Protestants.


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Protestant churches have varying views on millennials.


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Regarding the teachings of salvation, the official statement of the Church is in “The Dynamics of Salvation” of 1980. [18]


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The Sabbath and Law of the Advent Church believe that “the main principles of God's law are embodied in the Ten Commandments”, and this commandment is “binding for all people of all ages” (Basic Trust no. 19).


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Although the laws of ceremonies and sacrificial ceremonies of the Old Testament have been fulfilled by the death of Jesus Christ, the Ten Commandments remain applicable to Christians.


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The words of Jesus Christ in Matthew 5:17-20 are the basis for this belief: “Do not think that I have come to negate the law or the book of the prophets.


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I came not to put it down, but to fulfill it.


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For I say to you, Lo, as long as the heavens and the earth have not disappeared, one iota or one point will not be dispensed from the law, before all happens.


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Therefore whoever negates one of the most minor commandments of the law, and teaches it thus to others, he shall occupy the lowest place in the Kingdom of Heaven; but who does and teaches all the commandments of the law, he will occupy a high place in the Kingdom of Heaven.


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So I say to you, If your religious life is not truer than the religious life of scribes and Pharisees, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.”


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The Adventist Church believes that the seventh day of each week, namely Saturday, is the biblical Sabbath appointed by God “for the sublime purpose of enriching the relationship of God and man”. [19]


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It should be noted that the Sabbath is a recurring message in the Bible mentioned in the Creation story, on Mount Sinai, in the service of Jesus Christ, and in the service of the apostles.


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The Sabbath serves as a weekly commemoration for Creation and is a symbol of redemption, both from Egyptian slavery and serfdom of sin.


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By keeping the Sabbath, people are reminded of the way God made them holy, just as he did for the Sabbath.


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Adventists demonstrate their loyalty to God by keeping commandments in the Ten Commandments.


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The Sabbath is also a time for Adventists to be used for God and with fellow man.


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Adventists believe that Sabbath is not only a day of rest but also intended as a holy day for believers to grow spiritually. [20]


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Although the Adventist Church does not believe they are saved by keeping Saturday as the Sabbath, they understand a much greater meaning on Saturday's providence than the meaning of a holy day for other Christian denominations that worship on Sundays.


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The Advent Church teaches that there is no evidence of changing Sabbath to Sunday in the Bible. [21]


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They instead taught that the change was due to the custom of gathering Christians in Rome on Sunday [22] whose purpose was to distinguish themselves from the Jews [23] [24] and to align themselves with political authority. [25] [26] This change became more universally accepted after the Roman Emperor Constantine I decreed the sanctity of Sunday in AD 321 [27] and the decree of the Council of Laodicea in canon 29 which stated that Christians should avoid working on Sundays. [19] [28] [29] The Heavenly Kaabah and the Court of Examination of the Advent Church taught that there one kaabah in heaven exemplified by the kaabah that Moses founded, according to their interpretation of Hebrews 8 and 9.


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After his death, resurrection and ascension, Jesus Christ entered the kaabah in heaven as the High Priest, “serving for our sake, enabling believers to benefit from the offering of atonement that He held.”


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(Basic Trust no. 24).


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Adventists believe that Christ served in the first part of the kaabah (sacred space) until October 1844; after that time He entered the second part of the kaabah (the room of the Most Holy) in fulfillment of the Day of Atonement.


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Adventists believe that Christ's redemptive work includes his death on the Cross and his priesthood ministry in the heavenly kaabah.


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The Court of Examination is a unique doctrine for the Advent Church


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This doctrine teaches that the judgment of God's people began on October 22, 1844 when Christ entered the Holy chamber in the heavenly kaabah.


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The Adventist made the teaching of this Court of examination from the picture in texts such as Daniel 7:9-10, 1 Peter 4:17 and Revelation 20:12.


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The purpose of this Court is to separate truly believers from those who are false.


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The biblical basis of this Court of Examination teachings was challenged in 1980 by a former Advent theologian Desmond Ford on the Sanctuary Review Committee.


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Although the Church of Adventists officially reiterates the basic position of this doctrine, since 1980 many of the liberal members of the Church have continued to criticize it from this teaching.


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According to a 2002 worldwide survey, according to local church leaders it is estimated that only 86% of church members accept the teachings.


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The eschatology of the Residual People of the Advent Church declares itself to be a remnant people as mentioned in.


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According to them two signs of the residual people are: obeying the laws of God and having the testimony of Jesus, referring to them because they teach the sanctification of the Sabbath and have the Spirit of Prophecy.


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They also teach these remnant people to “announce the arrival of the day of condemnation, proclaim salvation through Christ, and proclaim near His second coming.; a task that is covered in the Three Angels Book in.


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Before baptism, prospective members will be asked the following question, “Do brothers accept and believe that the Seventh-day Adventist Church is a remnant church according to biblical prophecy and that people of all nations, tribes, and languages are invited and accepted into his fellowship?” [30]


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The Second Coming of Jesus Christ The Advent Church believes in an immediate, visible, real, universal Second Coming of Jesus Christ that will be preceded by a “period of tribulation”. [31]


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The teaching is based on which states that, “every eye will see Him.” The Second Coming of Jesus Christ is concomitant with the resurrection and glorification of saints, as described in.


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Adventists believe that the wicked will be resurrected after the millennium.


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Compared to other views of Christian eschatology, the views of the Advent Church are closest to Premilenialism.


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The state of the earth will continue to deteriorate until the “lurch period”, (which is similar to the Great Tribulation to classical premillennialist teachings), at which time civil and religious authorities will join in persecuting God's people, particularly those who consecrate the seventh-day Sabbath.


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The lurch will end with the coming of Christ, which will mark the beginning of the millennium.


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The Advent Church rejects dispensationalist theology and the appointment of pretribulation, which teaches that the church will remain on earth during the end-time crisis.


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The Church of Advent teaches that Christ's thousand-year reign will take a place in heaven, not on earth, and will involve everyone being redeemed by God, not just the bodily nation of Israel. ()


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The Advent Church interprets the book of Revelation using historical methods, but also teaches the interpretation that some prophecies will be fulfilled in the future.


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Hell and the State of the Dead The Advent Church believes that death is a state of unconsciousness when one awaits resurrection. [32]


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They base this belief on biblical texts such as those stating “the dead know nothing”, and which contain descriptions of the dead being raised from the grave at the second coming of Jesus Christ.


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These verses suggest that death is a form of sleep.


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The Church of Advent teaches that the resurrection of the righteous will occur at the second coming of Jesus, whereas the resurrection of the wicked will occur after the millennium


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They reject the doctrine of hell as eternal torment, but they believe that the wicked will be eternally destroyed after the millennium.


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The theological term for these teachings is Annihilationism.


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The Advent Church's views on death and hell reflect their fundamental beliefs in: (a) conditional immortality (or conditionalism), which is contrarian to the eternity of the soul, and (b) the holistic nature of man, as opposed to a bipartite or tripartite view.


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That's why Adventist educational institutions seek to involve not just the mind, but all aspects of humanity of a person.


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The Doctrine of Conditional Immortality is one of the doctrines used by critics (particularly in the past) and other Christian denominations to claim that the Advent church is not part of a Christian denomination. [33]


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These teachings later developed in Christianity especially for evangelicals, as revealed by the British Evangelical Alliance in its ACUTE report which states the doctrine is a “minority view of evangelical groups” that have “grown up in evangelism in some last year”. [34]


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The Spirit of Prophecy Church believes the gift of prophecy is embodied in the ministry of Ellen White, who is sometimes referred to as the “Spirit of Prophecy”.


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In the Fundamentals of the Belief of the Seventh-day Adventist Church it is stated that: “His writings are a continuous source of truth and have the power to entertain the congregation, guide, give guidance and reparation.


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The writings state clearly that the Bible is a measure, and that is why teaching and experience must be tested.”


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Basic Trust no. 18 [35] Two other official statements on the prophecy ministry of Ellen White were recently decided at the World General Conference.


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On the document A Statement of Confidence in the Spirit of Prophecy dated June 30, 1995 states that Ellen White “did the work of the prophet, and even more”, and her writing “carries divine authority, both to pious life and to the teachings of the church”, and advocates, “as a church we seek the power of the Holy Spirit to apply the inspired advice contained in the writings of Ellen G White to our lives. “[36]


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In the Resolution on the Spirit of Prophecy document dated July 3, 2005 it says, “we affirm the important role the writings of Ellen G. White still play a role in guiding the Adventist movement and in maintaining world Church unity.


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As a result, we call upon the angota of the Seventh-day Adventist Church around the world by praying study of his writings, in order to understand more fully God's purpose for His people. “[37]


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Other teachings Soteriology of the Advent Church adheres to the same view as most Protestant Christians, sin results in man inheriting a corrupted nature and spiritually separated from God.


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Sin is thus understood as the state of all men and man cannot escape from this state without the grace of God. [38]


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The majority of Adventists believe that all humans inherit the corrupted nature of humanity from Adam.


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Not only inherited the corrupted nature of humanity, but also to bear the consequences of Adam's transgressions. [39]


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The Salvation and Free Will Doctrine of Salvation Doctrine in the Advent Church is much influenced by the Wesleyan tradition, which is an expression of Arminianism.


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This is noticeable in two respects.


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First, there is an emphasis in the teaching of the Advent Church on purgatory as a necessary and inevitable consequence of salvation in Christ.


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This emphasis on obedience is not thought to detract from the principle of sola fide (“faith alone”) reform, but rather to provide an essential balance to the doctrine of justification by faith, and to avoid the influence of antinomianism. [40]


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

While asserting that Christians are saved entirely by God's grace, the Church of Advent also emphasizes obedience to God's law as an appropriate response to salvation.


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

Second, the Church of Advent emphasizes the teachings of Free Will, each individual is free to accept or reject God's offer of salvation.


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

The Advent Church therefore rejects the views of Calvinist doctrine, namely: destiny (or unconditional election), limited redemption, and perseverance of saints (“once saved remains safe”).


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine states that the Church of Adventists believes: “Every individual is free to choose or reject the offer of salvation through Christ; we do not believe that God has conquered some will be saved and some will be punished. “[17]


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

The freedom to choose to accept or reject God is integral to the theme of the Great Controversy: “God can prevent sin by creating a universe that is like an automaton, which will do what they have determined to do.


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

But God in His love created a being who could freely desire to love Him - and that response is only possible from a being who has freedom of choice. “[41]


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

The belief that it has been saved is part of the Church's Official Belief. [42]


Question: does the requisite for being a christian pastor have to be circumcised?

But according to a 2002 worldwide survey of local church leaders, it is estimated that only 69% of Adventists feel certain they have been saved. [43]