Discussion on charming but alarming. Despite good looks charms, Henry was very hardworking and industrious and he did everything to construct a bright future.

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Create a 1 page page paper that discusses charming but alarming. Despite good looks charms, Henry was very hardworking and industrious and he did everything to construct a bright future. Every woman around him in his former workplace treated him nicely yet seductively, they tried every means to win him over. Henry was in his office when Alice, boss’s wife came into his room, she dressed to kill in a red tightly fitted dress.

She stood there in front of his desk staring right into Henry’s eyes. Henry inhaled. He clearly knew what the woman was all after and the thought of it terrified him to his bones. He lit a cigarette to try and ease the tension that had started to build up. A chemical smolders build in his lungs, somewhat stinging the raw flesh of his body, through his throat to his nose making his eyes water. Exhaling into the dark room Alice was still there standing plotting on how to trick this man into her fantasy. After a while, they chatted about all sorts of things and the relationship between them started to blossom gradually. That day was the beginning of their clandestine relationship. They began to meet often for dinner and would occasionally spend the night at restaurants without the knowledge of anyone who knew them. However, as time went by, the husband, the boss, began suspecting the two after observing some of the behaviors the two showed towards each other. He decided to hire a private investigator to look into the matter well.&nbsp. &nbsp.

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Locate and listen to one of the songs referenced in “The Question of Cultural Ap

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Locate and listen to one of the songs referenced in “The Question of Cultural Appropriation,” by Briahna Joy Gray (pp. 620-632) (YouTube is a great source for this!). Using the terms defined in her essay (cultural exploitation, exploitation, and cultural disrespect), make an argument to your peers regarding how or why the song can be measured up against these terms as Gray defines them.

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Evaluate Miranda Rights at the time of their arrest.

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Complete 1 page APA formatted article: Criminal Law U1DB. Criminal Law U1DB We are all familiar with the fact that all criminals must be read their Miranda Rights at the time of their arrest. This is so that the the person under arrest will know what his rights and privileges are under the law. All men are covered by the Miranda Rights, even judges. Even if they are already the ultimate enforcers of the law, they must be read their Miranda Rights before the police or arresting officer can perform any interrogations and the like.

In the case mentioned for our class, I am of the opinion that the attorney for the judge was right to request him to suppress the evidence that was gathered from him during interrogation on the basis that his Miranda Rights were not read to him before he was detained and questioned by the police. Therefore the activities that followed his arrest were all unlawful and should be held inadmissible in court.

The prosecution may argue that the judge did not need to be read his rights because he was familiar with the procedures but the law pertaining to Miranda Rights but there is an inconsistency in that argument. The Miranda Rights does not make any exception in coverage. Nowhere in the law does it say that judges do not need to be read their rights because they are all knowledgable of the law. Therefore, the judge must be read his Miranda since his rights as an individual are covered by the law governing Miranda Rights ( “Miranda Rights Answers and Questions”).

Sources

Longley, P. (2013). Miranda rights questions and answers. U.S. Government Info. about.com. Retrieved from http://usgovinfo.about.com/cs/mirandarights/a/mirandaqa.

Discuss The Old Testament.

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Complete 2 pages APA formatted article: The Old Testament. Applying the Old testament Law Today Hay’s Essay Hay’s Essay The Old Testament law is still applicable to Christians today. The bulk of Hay’s essay is limited to the understanding of the relationship between recorded scriptures in the new testaments books in relation to law keeping. He focuses mostly on Mathew, Romans, Colossians and Galatians to prove his point. He gives a detailed explanation of Colossians, which is clear to me. Here the scripture says” let no one judge the way they practice the law which is a shadow of things to come. but the body is of Christ” this is a clear revelation that the Old Testament laws are a shadow of the Law as Christ Jesus had stated. He said, He come not to abolish the laws but to fulfill it.

Hay’s essay reveals how to understand and apply the laws in present culture. He emphasizes on “principlism”. This state is consistent by treating the Old Testament as the word of God, not depending on arbitraries that are categorized as contextual and reflect to the literal and historical context thereby placing it into the Pentateuch narrative story. It also reflects the theological context and corresponds to the New Testament teachings. This makes principlism consistent and simple making it applicable to life and teaching others.

However, the weakness of Principlism is revealed by oversimplifying complex issues. This is viable by those who study theology to higher levels and getting deeper insight into the relationship of the laws in the Old and New Testament. (Neil 2006) This may reveal contradiction in Christ statement in Mathew 5: 17 and Paul’s statement in Romans 7:6 concerning the law.

The Old Testament law is known to be eternal because God constituted it to his people through Moses. Mathew 5: 17 states that “Do not think I came to abolish the law or the prophest. I didn’t come to destroy them, but to fulfill.” This text reveals that Christ came to affirm the importance of the law by giving an example in abiding by them yet he instituted it. In Romans 7: 1-6 reveals the impact of the law in man’s life without Christ. However, living in Christ makes the adherence of the laws simple because the architect of the law is the one controlling one’s life therefore fulfilling it in line with the requirements.

In Deuteronomy 18: 9 -13 states “when you enter the land that God is about to give your, don’t learn the detestable practices…you must be completely faithful to the lord your God.” In this text, God reveals to me that being his then we are bound to adhere to his instruction and not be lured to those of the nations. The scripture reveals the need obedient and faithful. These are fundamental to principlism because faith in revealed through obedience and obedience reveals complete dependence on God.

The instructions are simple and consistent to the teaching of the New Testament, which depicts men of faith as royal priesthood and a chosen generation. The message is also basic to the Christian requirements in the present world. This calls to depend solely on the will and instructions of God but restrain from the conformation of the world.

Bibliography

Neil, Messer. GOING BY THE BOOK: The Bible and Christian Ethics. Norwich: canterbury press Norwich, 2006.