...DEMONS And How To Deal With Them Volume 2 of the Satan, Demons, and Demon Possession Series By Kenneth E. Hagin Second Edition Second Printing 1984 ISBN 0-89276-026-5 Copyright 1983 RHKMA Riblc Church AKA Kenneth Hagin Ministries. Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in USA TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Chapter 1 - How Demons Indwell Man's Spirit Chapter 2 - How To Deal With Evil Spirits THE SATAN, DEMONS, AND DEMON POSSESSION SERIES Volume 1 — The Origin and Operation of Demons Volume 2 — Demons and How To Deal With Them Volume 3 — Ministering to the Oppressed Volume 4 — Bible Answers to Man's Questions on Demons Chapter 1 How Demons Indwell Man's Spirit We established in our first book on demons that the devil and demons (or evil spirits) are fallen beings. Regardless of their previous state, it stands without argument that they fell, and that they seek embodiment in man. The Word of God tells us this in Matthew 12: 17 When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none. 18 Then he saith, I will return into my house from whence I came out; and when he is come, he findeth it empty, swept, and garnished. 19 Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there. . . . We also learn about demons seeking embodiment in man in the story of the Gadarene demoniac in Mark 5. The madman of Gadara was possessed with the devil and had a legion of spirits in him. If demons...
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...How to deal with waste. The Earth is the essential element for all living organisms but, unfortunately, it’s we who pollute it. Waste pollution may not be extremely dangerous in its direct outcome, but in the long term it will have a devastating effect on the environment and health of its dwellers, that’s why it’s a burning issue. The term ‘‘a throwaway society’’ describes a modern consumer society in which people do not keep things for very long, even though those things still work or are still useful. Despite the fact that recycling is one of the most important ways of saving the environment, it has both positive and negative effects. The positive effects: First of all, recycling reduces the amount of waste put into landfills. Secondly, making products from raw materials costs much more than if they are made from recycled products, so it reduces financial expenditure for the economy. Finally, recycling reduces the need for raw materials so that the rainforests, for instance, can be preserved. But there are also negative consequences. The recycling process itself produces a lot of pollutants. Recycling sites and processes are often unhygienic and unsafe and this might pose dangers to health. It also involves much financial resources. Pros and cons of recycling are still being argued upon by many but it is noticeable that the advantages still outweigh the disadvantages. There are certain waste types that cannot be disposed of without special handling which will prevent contamination...
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...Hendry Widyanto Kate Goschen English 90 24 November 2015 How to Deal with Procrastination Procrastination is a bad habit. Procrastination is a term for psychological disorder that is characterized by people who delay a task or things that have to be done. People who exhibit symptoms like this are called procrastinators. In fact, according to one study, “80% to 95% of college students engage in procrastination, approximately 75% consider themselves procrastinators, and almost 50% procrastinate consistently and problematically” (Steel 65). Procrastination happens a lot in college students, and the amount of students who become consistent procrastinators are about half of the total of students. According to Statistic Brain Research Institute, there are 17,487,475 enrolled students in the United States (“College Enrollment Statistics”). It means, there are 8,743,738 students who become consistent procrastinators during this year. Although most of people think that procrastination seems to be unimportant, it can have a bad effect if the students procrastinate frequently. Procrastination is caused by procrastinators’ feelings that dominate the control and task characteristic. However, time management, understanding time, and rewarding themselves can solve the procrastination. Procrastination can be considered a common phenomenon in our life. Everyone procrastinates sometimes during their life, but not everyone is a consistent procrastinator. Procrastinators are the people who...
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...Counseling Psychology Research Paper: The cognitions, presented in the speech of this woman reflect her hear that her family is falling apart and this means a catastrophe for her. Two core cognitions, presented in her speech are: “My family is falling apart” and “I will never get over it if I can’t pull this family together”. There are phrases, which are cognitive distortions in client’s speech. They are: “My daughter never comes to visit me”, “I am totally on my own”, “I will never get over it”, I have failed in all aspects”, “Everyone at the streets…”. These phrases have many sings of distortions, such as magnifications (I am totally on my own, I will never get over, Everybody at the streets seems to know that I have failed as a mother, my daughter never comes to me); generalizations (never, totally); all or nothing thinking (I will never get over it if…); emotional reasoning (I feel so out of place, I’m beginning to think they are avoiding me, Don’t you think that a mother deserves more than this?); labeling and jumping to conclusions (my daughter probably think I don’t care); and making an accent on negative. These cognitive distortions are not based on real facts. They exaggerate negative sides of the problem and speak nothing about the good points. At the same time it is necessary to remember that these distortions make the part of core cognitions of the client and make a part of her picture of the world. She does not realize negative effect of these cognitions and...
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...Institute for Health Technology Transformation Population Health Management A Roadmap for Provider-Based Automation in a New Era of Healthcare Acknowledgements Alide Chase, MS Senior Vice President for Quality and Service Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. & Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Connie White Delaney, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI School of Nursing Professor & Dean Academic Health Center Director, Biomedical Health Informatics (BMHI) Acting Director of the Institute for Health Informatics (IHI) University of Minnesota Don Fetterolf, MD, MBA Principal Fetterolf Healthcare Consulting Robert Fortini VP & Chief Clinical Officer Bon Secours Health System Paul Grundy, MD, MPH Global Director of Healthcare Transformation IBM President Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Richard Hodach, MD, PHD, MPH Chief Medical Officer Phytel Michael B. Matthews Chief Executive Officer Central Virginia Health Network Margaret O’Kane President National Committee for Quality Assurance Andy Steele, MD, MPH, MSC Director, Medical Informatics Denver Health 2 Dear Colleagues, Population health management has been around for a while, but only recently has it gained serious attention from mainstream healthcare organizations. The reason is simple: healthcare reimbursement is changing, and hospitals, healthcare systems, and physician groups must adapt to a new world in which providers are rewarded for meeting quality objectives for their entire patient panel, and not just those actively...
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...When you send a message, you intend to communicate meaning, but the message itself doesn’t contain meaning. The meaning exists in your mind and in the mind of your receiver. To understand one another, you and your receiver must share similar meanings for words, gestures, tone of voice, and other symbols. 1. Differences in perception The world constantly bombards us with information: sights, sounds, scents, and so on. Our minds organize this stream of sensation into a mental map that represents our perception or reality. In no case is the perception of a certain person the same as the world itself, and no two maps are identical. As you view the world, your mind absorbs your experiences in a unique and personal way. Because your perceptions are unique, the ideas you want to express differ from other people’s Even when two people have experienced the same event, their mental images of that event will not be identical. As senders, we choose the details that seem important and focus our attention on the most relevant and general, a process known as selective perception. As receivers, we try to fit new details into our existing pattern. If a detail doesn’t quite fit, we are inclined to distort the information rather than rearrange the pattern. 2. Incorrect filtering Filtering is screening out before a message is passed on to someone else. In business, the filters between you and your receiver are many; secretaries, assistants, receptionists, answering machines, etc. Those same gatekeepers...
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...How to Deal with Moral Differences The first way is to believe there are no morally right or wrong viewpoints. The moral issue is just a cultural game and neither your opinions or mine matters. Therefore there is no right or wrong. This view is called moral nihilism. Related to this idea is moral skepticism, which holds that we can’t know any moral truths, and moral subjectivism, which holds that moral views are merely inner states in a person and that they can’t be compared to the inner states of another person. However believing in the above solves no problems, if nobody is right and nobody is wrong. The second way is to believe that there is no universal truth, that each culture has its own set of rules that are valid and apply to that culture, they don’t interfere with our rules and we don’t interfere with theirs, this is called ethical relativism. This belief is viewed as an attitude of tolerance. This belief solves conflicts in the idea that whatever the majority deems to be the moral rule is the rule to follow. The third belief is that deep down in spite of all the cultures differences we call all still agree on a certain moral basics, that people everywhere have basically the same human nature but that we just adapt it into our environment, this idea is called Soft Universalism. Universalism because it perceives that there are some universal moral rules; soft because it is not as radical as hard universalism. This belief can solve...
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...Dealing With a Bad Boss: Strategies for Coping Printer-Friendly Version Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printMore Sharing Services614 by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. Years ago, when I was a marketing manager at People Magazine, we had a boss who drove all his employees nuts. "Pete" would start wandering the hallways at 4:30 to make sure no one left work before 5, he would give assignments but then micromanage them to death, he seemed to enjoy being in everyone's business, and he rarely gave good performance reviews -- unless somehow it reflected back on him. We referred to him as Napoleon Pete. All-in-all, Pete drove everyone in the department crazy, and little-by-little just about every member of the department left. Pete is a perfect example of the workplace axiom that job-seekers join great companies but leave because of bad bosses. Maybe you have a boss who is sexist or racist. Or perhaps a boss who takes all the credit for himself. Maybe your boss thinks you have no life outside work and makes you stay late everyday. Or perhaps a boss who gives out too many tasks with impossible to meet deadlines (or constantly changing deadlines). Maybe your boss is a pathological liar. Or perhaps the boss plays favorites. Bad bosses -- whether ogres, control freaks, jerks, micromanagers, or bumbling fools -- can be found in all organizations. Pop culture loves to make fun of bad bosses, from the pointy-haired boss in the Dilbert comic strip, to the completely...
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...Grades 3 to 5 • Personal Health Series Peer Pressure KidsHealth.org/classroom Teacher’s Guide This guide includes: • Standards • Related Links • Discussion Questions • Activities for Students • Reproducible Materials Peer pressure gets a bad rap. For many people, it brings to mind an image of kids influencing other kids to do risky things like smoke, drink alcohol, or shoplift. But it can also be a force for good, exposing kids to positive new ideas and role models. Help your students explore the benefits and pitfalls of peer pressure with these activities. Related KidsHealth Links Articles for Kids: Dealing With Peer Pressure KidsHealth.org/kid/feeling/friend/peer_pressure.html How Cliques Make Kids Feel Left Out KidsHealth.org/kid/feeling/friend/clique.html Standards This guide correlates with the following National Health Education Standards: Students will: • Comprehend concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance health. • Analyze the influence of family, peers, culture, media, technology, and other factors on health behaviors. • Demonstrate the ability to access valid information and products and services to enhance health. • Demonstrate the ability to use interpersonal communication skills to enhance health and avoid or reduce health risks. • Demonstrate the ability to use decision-making skills to enhance health. • Demonstrate the ability to use goal-setting skills to enhance health. • Demonstrate the ability...
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...Nicole Owens Instructor Mendoza Composition 2 31 May 2016 How to cope with constant pain? 1). How children and adolescents in primary care cope with pain and the biopsychosocial factors that correlate with pain-related disability. I think this is a reliable source in many ways. It shows the Author, Date, Issue, and Pages. This is everything you must look for when choosing a reliable source. This data was collected with the Functional Disability Inventory, the pain Coping Questionnaire, and a study- specific Questionnaire. This will support my persuasive by knowing the conclusion variance in PRD and how it was partly explained by pain intensity, worrying, and ability to reduce pain. The two good quotes that I can use in my paper from this article are: The study of 133 patients suggests that assessing pain coping strategies maybe useful when identifying pain related problems in paediatric primary care, and as well as biological factors, psychological factors such as pain coping may explain pain- related disability in children and adlscents consulting primary care physiotherapy. 2). Identification of strategies used to cope with chronic pain in older persons recieving primary care from a Veterans Affair Medical Cener. This is another reliable source also by giving the Author...
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...How to Deal With High Oil Prices Student Name Institution Global oil industry faces a threat, which primarily originates from escalating oil prices. An increase in oil prices causes a tremendous negative impact on the growth of major developing and developed economies due to its direct effects on the transportation industry thereby affecting mobility of goods and people (Bacon & Kojima, 2006). At the core of the policy response concerning which party should deal with high oil prices numerous parties are considered. These parties are users, businesses, government, and the taxpayers. In response, to escalating oil prices, the government should establish a constant maximum limit of subsidized consumption for each family. Oil subsidy enables government to regulate fuel consumption, which alters the forces of demand and supply thereby obtaining an optimal oil price level. On the other hand, users deal with high oil prices by avoiding the use of personal vehicles unnecessarily. In this sense, users are obliged to use public means of transport, as exceeding the maximum subsidized value leads to a premium rate. In addition, the taxpayers could deal with high oil prices through use of efficient vehicles. Some of the efficient cars have a higher mile to the gallon of gas, which leads to relatively low consumption of gas coupled with less carbon emissions. Improved fuel efficiency offsets the negative impact of higher oil prices on economic growth. Consequently...
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... How to Deal with High Oil Prices? Currently we are facing a very serious issue, That is, hike in oil prices which is increasing rapidly. Now a day’s oil price is soaring the sky, which can be depicted as one of the major drawbacks in the growth of our economy because high oil prices generally cause a huge negative impact on the global economic growth and continuous depreciation of Indian rupees. So we will discuss how to deal with high oil prices and the methods to overcome. In India there is scarcity of natural resources due to which we have to import petroleum from other countries. As day by day demand for petrol, oil products is increasing and consumption rate of oil being high, it consequently tends to increase in oil prices. Government is always blamed for ever increasing prices but somewhere we people are also responsible for high oil prices. It is our duty also to see how we can contribute towards reduction in oil prices. We must keep in mind that oil is not extracted in our country, so we should also preserve our resources and them in a sustainable manner. According to my opinion only solution we are left with to deal with high oil prices is to reduce the consumption of oil i.e. Decrease in consumption = Decrease in demand = decrease in price. Now the question arises how to reduce the consumption of oil? It can only be reduced by combined efforts of both government and Common People. Following are the measures to be taken to reduce the consumption of oil which...
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...Introduction This is a critical analysis paper using sociological literature to analyze the movie “Soul Food.” The topics I plan to analyze are coming to terms with death, family values during and after the death of a loved one and the ability to move past the hurt and pain after a death occurs. Soul Food depicts an African American family with many underlying issues for each child in relation to each other and also in relation to themselves individually. Mother Joe is the patriarch of the family who, despite her every effort to maintain peace and harmony, has her hands full with her daughters. Family is the thread of our society. Success for an individual is measured by the way he or she interacts with family. In relation to death and dying, the movie, Soul Food has every element that families encounter when attempting to grasp the concept of a loved one dying. The overall summary of this movie is about a matriarch, Mama Joe, who is adamant about family. She has three daughters, all with differing dramas in their lives, and issues with each other’s lives. Every Sunday, the family would gather at Mama Joe’s for Sunday dinner. There, family conflict would begin, be discussed and most times, end over dinner. Traditions are begun at the table and never forgotten because of Mama Joe. Children With Differing Personalities Dealing With A Major Life Change The daughters in this movie are seen in varying ways. In each of their respective ways, all daughters love their mother...
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...During the Great Depression, the New Deal was enacted between 1933 and 1938 through Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency in order to improve the economy. Although the New Deal restored public confidence, it was a failure because it excluded African Americans, did not end the Great Depression and did not dramatically improve the harsh living conditions of the people. Under the New Deal, African Americans were not prioritized and faced many struggles. In Document B: African Americans and the New Deal, African Americans were discriminated against and were not given the same opportunities as the whites. The exclusion of this racial group go against the New Deal’s goal of relief for the people. Instead of aiding the unemployed and poor African Americans,...
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...The successfulness of the New Deal is controversial and highly debatable. However, in my opinion, I truly believe that Roosevelt’s New Deal was ultimately a success. Although it did not bring an end to the Great Depression, the New Deal did stimulate the economy and restored confidence, once again, in the American government. Roosevelt and Congress, during his first three months of presidency, designed a new legislation that improved the regulated powers of the federal government and recovered liquidated banks. The Glass-Steagall Banking Act established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This corporation insured a maximum of $5,000 deposit in each bank. This made Americans much more probable to entrust their money into federal banks. This also stimulated a decline in failing banks. Another area in need of dire help was the regulation of stock and bond sales. The Federal Securities Act was established to prevent counterfeit sales of stock. The market was supervised by the Securities Exchange Commission. The Public Utilities Act allowed the commission to regulate the issues of public securities stocks. All of these actions contributed into adding the confidence for investors of the stock market. In hopes of improving housing, the Home Owners’ Refinancing Act, the Federal Housing Administration and the United States Housing Authority were all established. These organizations helped mortgage debt and issued low interest rates for mortgage loans. The United States...
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