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Episode Notes A new weekly dictation to help learners of the English language to improve their listening comprehension. How to use: Don't look at the transcript (text) below. Listen to the podcast (the dictation is repeated twice) and try to write everything you hear down. Check your text with the text of the dictation. If any word is different, it is probably a listening comprehension mistake. Try to listen again to the word and repeat the pronunciation a few times. If you don't understand the word when you read it; it is probably new vocabulary. Listen to the dictation again. You should understand some of the words that you didn't understand before. (The dictations starts at 34 seconds, if you don't need the instructions) Transcript: Are you married? Did you spend a lot of money on food for your guests? One couple didn’t! Recently, on Facebook, a photo of the food at a wedding has gone viral. The pictures were taken by a bridesmaid. In the photo she criticizes the food. All they had on the plate were a packet of crisps, half a croissant, two cocktail sticks with tiny bits of cheese and fruit, as well as a small pot containing cucumber a carrot and baby tomatoes. Other people said that is exactly what they gave their babies to eat for lunch! Support Chuckle English by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/chuckle-english

Ephesians 4:30 - And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. Transcript:Are you sealed with the Holy Spirit? Paul says in Ephesians Chapter four, Verse 30. And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption.Paul says that the part of the work of the Holy Spirit is to seal you. That's the idea of a signet ring and hot wax to put a seal on something, and the Holy Spirit claims you belong to God, if you're a Christian -- if you have obeyed the gospel.Have you obeyed the Gospel and put Christ on in Baptism today?For more from the Collierville Church of Christ, visit www.colliervillecoc.org. Subscribe to Admonition on Youtube: Subscribe on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3syE1ogS5LPeEsnAfgnYrg?sub_confirmation=1Sign up for a daily devotional by Email: https://cozort.org/freeLeave a comment for the host of Admonition: https://cozort.org/contactWatch more of Aaron's videos about Salvation, the Gospel, the good news, the gospel message salvation, and in-depth studies of the books of the Bible by visiting https://cozort.org, and Collierville church of Christ. This video is a production of Collierville Christian Radio, the Collierville church of Christ, and the Gospel Broadcasting Network. Aaron Cozort is the preacher for the Collierville church of Christ. The Collierville church of Christ meets on Sundays morning and afternoon at 575 Shelton Road, Collierville, TN 38017.To learn more about the Collierville church of Christ, visit colliervillecoc.orgNot currently a subscriber to Admonition? Sign up for this daily video devotional by Email: www.colliervillecoc.org/daily or www.cozort.org/free.

Ephesians 4:30-31 And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice. Transcript:Are you grieving the Holy Spirit? Are you participating in things in your life that would grieve the one who's signifying you as a Christian? Notice Paul has said in Ephesians, Chapter four, Do not be angry. Do not allow your anger to control you. Do not lie, but speak the truth. Do not let corrupt words proceed out of your mouth.Are you grieving the Holy Spirit in these ways? If so, I hope you'll change beginning today. For more from the Collierville Church of Christ, visit www.colliervillecoc.org. Subscribe to Admonition on Youtube: Subscribe on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3syE1ogS5LPeEsnAfgnYrg?sub_confirmation=1 Sign up for a daily devotional by Email: https://cozort.org/free Leave a comment for the host of Admonition: https://cozort.org/contact Watch more of Aaron's videos about Salvation, the Gospel, the good news, the gospel message salvation, and in-depth studies of the books of the Bible by visiting https://cozort.org, and Collierville church of Christ. This video is a production of Collierville Christian Radio, the Collierville church of Christ, and the Gospel Broadcasting Network. Aaron Cozort is the preacher for the Collierville church of Christ. The Collierville church of Christ meets on Sundays morning and afternoon at 575 Shelton Road, Collierville, TN 38017. To learn more about the Collierville church of Christ, visit colliervillecoc.org Not currently a subscriber to Admonition? Sign up for this daily video devotional by Email: www.colliervillecoc.org/daily or www.cozort.org/free.

Transcript: Are there merits to military conscription? In this programme, I will discuss diverse views of surrounding military conscription. Scholars have, in the past, linked military conscription and nation-building. They argue that conscription can either shore up or undermine the national construct. Military conscription is a policy, which relies on coercion to compulsorily recruit members into the military. Modernization theorists have hailed military conscription as a modern model of organization that is dedicated to nation building especially in newly formed states. In addition, proponents of military conscription argue that, military conscription is an essential tool for building a sense of nationalism and a strong feeling of citizenship particularly in young conscripts. It is considered as a unifying process and a critical instrument for national unity and social integration. In this regard, Amita Etzion, a prominent social anthropologist scholar, views military conscription as, and I quote, a Sociological Mixer, end of quote, that is a powerful means to integrate heterogeneous societies. Scholars also equate military conscription as a and I quote school of nation, end of quote. This term refers to a disciplined environment in which citizens would learn transferable skills, the value of social engagement and the importance of self- sacrifice. Military conscription is also seen by scholars (name) an institutional setting well suited to increase “communicative effectiveness” and thus breaking down dividing lines based on race, ethnicity, religion or class. Since conscripts are required to perform common tasks in a highly structured environment and in close quarters individuals therefore from diverse backgrounds would not just interact but would learn how to effectively communicate with each other. In this regard, Eritrean military service, for instance, has partially contributed for Eritreans to have a share common identity and solidarity. However, the unconstructive impact outweighed the good given the justification of the current massive Eritrean youth exodus. Opponents of military conscription argue that it is often divisive and does not unify a nation. In addition, military services do not lead to inclusive common identities or solidarity but rather reinforce existing cleavages. In South Africa, when military conscription was compulsory for all white males to join the South African Army in the sixties, the Army, was not only used to fight liberation movements in the neighbouring countries such as Angola Mozambique and Namibia, but it was also used to uphold the apartheid regime in the country. Opponents further argue that conscription limits citizens' opportunity to explore other things other non-military experiences and that might have serious consequences in society such as productivity of the citizens. This has potential to weaken society. Other scholars point out that the negative experiences of some of the conscripts might lead them to detest the military. In the end the country’s armed forces may face low morale and disciplinary problems due to the presence of unwilling conscripts. In addition, opponents of military conscription have studied the paradoxes underpinned it. Even though conscription's is seen by governments as a means of building a sense of nationalism or citizenship, it depends whether conscripts come out with a positive attitude. Studies have shown there is a strong correlation between the professionalism within the army and the willingness of young people to join freely. Nationalism is pointless unless the citizens have the power to achieve their goals, privileged opportunities and have the vision to change their communities and the nation.

We take a look at the first stories featuring the man who would become the Hobgoblin. Affiliate link included. Transcript: Are you ready to find out about the origin of the Hobgoblin? Join us as we take a look at Spider-Man: Origin of the Hobgoblin, straight ahead. So I didn’t talk about the Hobgoblin stuff … Continue reading "EP0081: Spider-man: Origin of the Hobgoblin"

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