Sonsyrea tate biography of abraham

  • He opened our session reciting the Quran, followed by the Lord's Prayer, then read the story of Abraham for our discussion.
  • Sonsyrea Tate, Little X: Growing Up in the Nation of Islam.
  • Biography of its founders and history of its church: personal remembrances islam / Tate, Sonsyrea – repr with new introduction – [1997], repr 2004.

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    Please read the following essay on Existentialism and comment in this blog space using evidence from the essay in your response.

    Three Stages of Existentialism


    Humans in Anguish:  "The man who involves himself and who realizes that he is not only the person he chooses to be, but also a law-maker who is, at the same time, choosing all mankind as well as himself, cannot help escape the feeling of his total and deep responsibility.  Of course there are many people who are not anxious; but we claim they are hiding their anxiety, that they are fleeing from it....Anguish is evident, even when it conceals itself."

    Humans in Forlornness:  "When we speak of forlornness, we mean only that God does not exist and that we have to face all the consequences of this....The existentialist thinks it very distressing that God does not exist, because all possibility of finding values in a heaven of ideas disappears along with Him; there can no longer an a priori Good, since there is no infinite and perfect consciousness to think it.  Nowhere is it written that the Good exists, that we must be honest, that we must not lie; because the fact is we are on a plane where there are only men....Neither within him or without does man find anything to cling to.  He

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    I tuned into what I playfully call the morning S.H.E.I.T. (Steve Harvey’s Empowering, Inspirational Testimony) at six o’clock as I got dressed.

    “Be grateful today for what God has already done for you, and you make room for a whole lot more,” he said. “People think they can will themselves to do anything, but get in touch with God. God can make things happen.”

    I was out the door by six-thirty, and booting up the computer at my desk shortly after seven.  I checked e-mail, checked the fax machine, and drafted a to-do list. Getting to work earlier felt better. I could draft the statement Madame Senator requested and have that out the way before nine. Victory e-mailed me an announcement for a job opening at the U.S. Department of Labor. I deleted it. God has me where He wants me, I thought.

    I called The Senator’s house about seven-fifty.  Her housekeeper answered.

    “Good Morning Ms. Shephard. How are you this morning?” I said cheerfully.

    “Good Morning.  You’re started bright and early,” she said.  “Hold on. I think she’s helping her brother get dressed.”

    Madame Senator has been taking care of her brother since he had a near-fatal stroke a few years ago.  She moved him into her home because she believes families should take care of their own.