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TOPIC: Population Health and Healthy People 2020 Analysis

Matthew 28:18-20 says: “Then Jesus came to them and said, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.'”

In response to this call, Christian churches send missionaries to other cultures to spread the gospel, plant churches, and disciple people in those cultures. In this process, missionaries communicate important rituals and symbols of the Christian faith as well as learn about non-Judeo-Christian religious symbols from the cultures they are evangelizing. As a result, it’s important to understand the meaning of these religious symbols when conveying the gospel message and forming discipleship relationships.

For this assignment, you will research the symbols and rituals of a non-Judeo-Christian religious organization or culture.
Then, in 500-750 words, compare the symbols and rituals they use with those of mainstream Christianity. How are the two sets of symbols and rituals similar? What makes them different? How could someone apply this knowledge to accurately convey the gospel, aid missionaries in teaching other cultures to obey all that Christ has commanded, and avoid theological misunderstandings that may be expressed in that cultures symbols and rituals?

In addition to your textbook, you should use three to four reputable and authoritative sources.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide.

You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.

Benchmark Information

This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competency and professional standard:

BA in Communication

2.1: Interpret cultural symbols. 

STUDY MATERIALS

Read Chapters 18, 19, 20, and 22 in Effective Intercultural Communication: A Christian Perspective.

Read “Conversion to Christianity: The Colonization of the Mind?,” by Stanley, from  International Review of Mission  (2003).

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Read “A Crucial Part of the Social and Cultural Fabric: Christianity and Chinua Achebe’s ‘In a Village Church,'” by Purcell, from  The Explicator  (2020).

URL:https://doi-org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/00144940.2020.1777077

Read “The Historical Influence of Christianity in Cultural Communication between China and the West,” by Bai, from Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Arts, Design and Contemporary Education  (2017).

URL:https://dx.doi.org/10.2991/icadce-17.2017.29

Read “The Influence of Christianity on Lisu People’s Cultural Development,” by Liu, from Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Contemporary Education, Social Sciences and Humanities  (2019).

URL:https://dx.doi.org/10.2991/iccessh-19.2019.438

Read “The Battle for Our Culture: An Interview with Francis Schaeffer,” on pages 4 – 9, from New Wine Magazine (1982).

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Read “How to Engage Culture Like Francis Schaeffer,” by Ashford, from  Intersect Project  (2015).

URL:https://intersectproject.org/faith-and-culture/how-to-engage-culture-like-francis-schaeffer/

Watch “Arop,” from  Wycliffe Bible Translators  (2014).

URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH_ewsGlkpo

Review the ”  Wycliffe Bible Translators” website.

URL:https://www.wycliffe.org/

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L WHEATLEY FINANCIAL

 

At the end of December 20201 the balance of L Wheatley bank statement was $5,000 and the Cash Book Balance was $2,500

  • Interest for the month was $4

 

  • Bank charges for the month was $100

 

  • Standing order for electricity bill was $200 was not entered in the cash book

 

  • Checks to D Persaud for $796, J. Frank $500, N. Williams $1,000 and T. Smith for $500 were not on the bank statement.

 

1          Reconcile the cash book Balance 

 

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Dr Lin, aged 35, takes out a pure endowment policy, which will pay a survival benefit of £60,000 if he survives to age 55. Assume an effective interest rate of 4% per annum and mortality given by the AMC00 Select Table.
(a) What is the cost of the endowment policy?
(b) Dr Lin plans to use the survival benefit to purchase a whole-life annuity paying a monthly amount in advance. How much are the monthly payments

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Instructions
Assignment 1 – Choosing an Attorney (PO4, CO6, ILO.SK4, BIS2, IS1, IS2, AL2, DL3)
Assignment Instructions
Choose the top 3 factors that are important to you in selecting an attorney and assess them the importance of those factors. Develop at least 5 open-ended questions to ask a potential attorney to represent your business. Next, interview at least two attorneys that specialize in small business using your open-ended questions. These interviews can be in-person, by phone, or online. Lastly, write a report that synthesizes the information you gathered and determine which attorney you would select. Explain why.
Questions:
1. Are you a generalist or a specialist?
2. How long have you practiced law?
3. What are your attorney fees and costs, and how are they billed? Will a portion or all of my case be handled by paralegals or legal assistants
4. Are you well connected?
5. Are you a good teacher?
Minimum 2 pages
Appendix with list of questions
Minimum 2 scholarly sources
APA format

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One product i thought of recently is coffee I do not see much marketing on coffee anymore i see alot of talk about Kurig but not about coffee itself. I feel like coffee whether it be folders or Dunkin coffee they could benefit from multi channel marketing. When i was younger i remember seeing Folgers commercial but i do not see them any more. It makes me wonder why? is the market to easy and is there no need to advertise much?
Regards,
Cody
Hello,
Now that you mentioned it, I have not seen any advertising for coffee. Before, I think there was a few commercials that were about coffee but not anymore. When I am on Youtube, I see advertisements about Dunkin Donuts ice coffee or starbucks but that is not the same as all the brands that are out for just regular coffee. Do you think that the audience was just not responding right to the advertisements so the brands decided to stop?
Andrea
Your reference to Coca Cola is interesting.   They have a wide variety of products such as regular coca cola, coke zero, diet coke and others that are designed to appeal to different target audiences.   How can Coca Cola use IMC given this variety of products?
https://us.coca-cola.com/
John
Hello Professor and Class
To be honest the one commercial that I find extremely irritating is the Capital One credit card commercial. This commercial annoys because it shows all types of disaster and in the end, it asks the question, what’s in your pocket. Because of my dislike for the commercial, it wouldn’t make me remember it at all, in fact, I had to look up the slogan just to find which company used the slogan. However, the one commercial that I have found memorable happens to be the one with the huge hamsters driving the Kia. For me, the line between entertainment and marketing is drawn when the commercial becomes irritating instead of amusing.
Kefouneia.
Reference
Kerin, R. A., & Hartley, S. W. (2020). Marketing: The core. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.
Kefouneia
Professor and Class,
I feel that the entertainment needs to end once you have grabbed the audiences attention. Once you have their attention you get into exactly what the advertisment is about. I saw a few of the other posts on this thread and one commercial that drives me crazy are the Progressive insurance once with flow. At what point is it about insurance and not about flow? I think entertainment can go overboard and take awy from the actual marketing.
Regards
Cody

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One product i thought of recently is coffee I do not see much marketing on coffee anymore i see alot of talk about Kurig but not about coffee itself. I feel like coffee whether it be folders or Dunkin coffee they could benefit from multi channel marketing. When i was younger i remember seeing Folgers commercial but i do not see them any more. It makes me wonder why? is the market to easy and is there no need to advertise much?
Regards,
Cody
Hello,
Now that you mentioned it, I have not seen any advertising for coffee. Before, I think there was a few commercials that were about coffee but not anymore. When I am on Youtube, I see advertisements about Dunkin Donuts ice coffee or starbucks but that is not the same as all the brands that are out for just regular coffee. Do you think that the audience was just not responding right to the advertisements so the brands decided to stop?
Andrea
Your reference to Coca Cola is interesting.   They have a wide variety of products such as regular coca cola, coke zero, diet coke and others that are designed to appeal to different target audiences.   How can Coca Cola use IMC given this variety of products?
https://us.coca-cola.com/
John
Hello Professor and Class
To be honest the one commercial that I find extremely irritating is the Capital One credit card commercial. This commercial annoys because it shows all types of disaster and in the end, it asks the question, what’s in your pocket. Because of my dislike for the commercial, it wouldn’t make me remember it at all, in fact, I had to look up the slogan just to find which company used the slogan. However, the one commercial that I have found memorable happens to be the one with the huge hamsters driving the Kia. For me, the line between entertainment and marketing is drawn when the commercial becomes irritating instead of amusing.
Kefouneia.
Reference
Kerin, R. A., & Hartley, S. W. (2020). Marketing: The core. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.
Kefouneia
Professor and Class,
I feel that the entertainment needs to end once you have grabbed the audiences attention. Once you have their attention you get into exactly what the advertisment is about. I saw a few of the other posts on this thread and one commercial that drives me crazy are the Progressive insurance once with flow. At what point is it about insurance and not about flow? I think entertainment can go overboard and take awy from the actual marketing.
Regards
Cody

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One product i thought of recently is coffee I do not see much marketing on coffee anymore i see alot of talk about Kurig but not about coffee itself. I feel like coffee whether it be folders or Dunkin coffee they could benefit from multi channel marketing. When i was younger i remember seeing Folgers commercial but i do not see them any more. It makes me wonder why? is the market to easy and is there no need to advertise much?
Regards,
Cody
Hello,
Now that you mentioned it, I have not seen any advertising for coffee. Before, I think there was a few commercials that were about coffee but not anymore. When I am on Youtube, I see advertisements about Dunkin Donuts ice coffee or starbucks but that is not the same as all the brands that are out for just regular coffee. Do you think that the audience was just not responding right to the advertisements so the brands decided to stop?
Andrea
Your reference to Coca Cola is interesting.   They have a wide variety of products such as regular coca cola, coke zero, diet coke and others that are designed to appeal to different target audiences.   How can Coca Cola use IMC given this variety of products?
https://us.coca-cola.com/
John
Hello Professor and Class
To be honest the one commercial that I find extremely irritating is the Capital One credit card commercial. This commercial annoys because it shows all types of disaster and in the end, it asks the question, what’s in your pocket. Because of my dislike for the commercial, it wouldn’t make me remember it at all, in fact, I had to look up the slogan just to find which company used the slogan. However, the one commercial that I have found memorable happens to be the one with the huge hamsters driving the Kia. For me, the line between entertainment and marketing is drawn when the commercial becomes irritating instead of amusing.
Kefouneia.
Reference
Kerin, R. A., & Hartley, S. W. (2020). Marketing: The core. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.
Kefouneia
Professor and Class,
I feel that the entertainment needs to end once you have grabbed the audiences attention. Once you have their attention you get into exactly what the advertisment is about. I saw a few of the other posts on this thread and one commercial that drives me crazy are the Progressive insurance once with flow. At what point is it about insurance and not about flow? I think entertainment can go overboard and take awy from the actual marketing.
Regards
Cody

Financial markets homework help

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One product i thought of recently is coffee I do not see much marketing on coffee anymore i see alot of talk about Kurig but not about coffee itself. I feel like coffee whether it be folders or Dunkin coffee they could benefit from multi channel marketing. When i was younger i remember seeing Folgers commercial but i do not see them any more. It makes me wonder why? is the market to easy and is there no need to advertise much?
Regards,
Cody
Hello,
Now that you mentioned it, I have not seen any advertising for coffee. Before, I think there was a few commercials that were about coffee but not anymore. When I am on Youtube, I see advertisements about Dunkin Donuts ice coffee or starbucks but that is not the same as all the brands that are out for just regular coffee. Do you think that the audience was just not responding right to the advertisements so the brands decided to stop?
Andrea
Your reference to Coca Cola is interesting.   They have a wide variety of products such as regular coca cola, coke zero, diet coke and others that are designed to appeal to different target audiences.   How can Coca Cola use IMC given this variety of products?
https://us.coca-cola.com/
John
Hello Professor and Class
To be honest the one commercial that I find extremely irritating is the Capital One credit card commercial. This commercial annoys because it shows all types of disaster and in the end, it asks the question, what’s in your pocket. Because of my dislike for the commercial, it wouldn’t make me remember it at all, in fact, I had to look up the slogan just to find which company used the slogan. However, the one commercial that I have found memorable happens to be the one with the huge hamsters driving the Kia. For me, the line between entertainment and marketing is drawn when the commercial becomes irritating instead of amusing.
Kefouneia.
Reference
Kerin, R. A., & Hartley, S. W. (2020). Marketing: The core. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.
Kefouneia
Professor and Class,
I feel that the entertainment needs to end once you have grabbed the audiences attention. Once you have their attention you get into exactly what the advertisment is about. I saw a few of the other posts on this thread and one commercial that drives me crazy are the Progressive insurance once with flow. At what point is it about insurance and not about flow? I think entertainment can go overboard and take awy from the actual marketing.
Regards
Cody

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DQ. 1 KEISH
The industry I chose to discuss this week is Aerospace more specifically the space side. The space industry has been transforming itself beginning with the launch of Sputnik in 1957. Industry activities have been driven by innovation; however, the insertion of commercial market demands have pushed momentum beginning at the Cold War. Because of this, the industry changed directions in order to “leverage new business opportunities, which reached a pivotal point in the last decade” (Preeti, 2020). The trend of removing traditional barriers and allowing commercial companies into the space realm drives innovation.
Traditional barriers prevented access to space but with removal of some tapes more and more startups, companies, and governments can launch their own spacecrafts. Smaller lesser-known companies like Planet, Hawkeye360, Spire, Capella Space, BlackSky, and Swarm have successfully raised money and launched satellites. Then there are also more known private organizations like SpaceX that entered the game in 2002. SpaceX brought technologies like the falcon 9 that can return to its launchpad after taking off, the first of its kind. Business model for each company varies from tracking radio signals and gathering radar data to imaging every inch of the Earth to communicating with internet-of-things devices. The number is going to increase over the years and redefine items that consumers use every day including items like the GPS.
References
Preeti, P. K. (2020, August 19). Key Trends That are Likely to Dominate Space Industry. Retrieved December 06, 2020, from https://industrywired.com/key-trends-that-are-likely-to-dominate-space-industry/
DQ. 2 DAV
I chose to research biotechnology, drugs, and genetics, and more specifically biotechnology in the diagnostics and surgical sector (namely, hospital biomedical/clinical technology). R&D is at an all-time high with companies such as Siemens, GE, Phillips, Steris, Beckman Coulter, and several others.
The industry is headed in a direction toward more robotics and automation. While this reduces the need for personnel, the precision of computers and robots reduces or eliminates the possibility of human error.
One leader in robotics in the biomedical industry is a company called Intuitive. They make a machine called the da Vinci machine. it is a robotic assisted surgical device where the surgeon sits in a control center that is away from the patient. In this control center, the surgeon has detailed and enlarged views of microscopic areas of the patient. The surgeon then has controls (think joy sticks) to move the robotic arms and perform minute surgical procedures.
The benefits of using this procedure rather than conventional procedures is that the patient ends up with less scarring and has a much less possibility of an error being made. The incision is much smaller and the repair is much more detailed.
From a marketing standpoint, when a hospital has this device, they then to mention it in all advertising. It shows that the facility is innovative and is on the cutting edge of biomedical technology.