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1. Finny talked Gene into jumping from of the limb of a tall tree into the river, an activity which was dangerous at best. Gene and Finny and their friends formed this group to formalize the jumping out of the tree ritual. Phineas had just told Gene that Gene was his best pal. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Master 1, Words in English. giflingua.

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2. GENE Dept. Info Regent University's GENE department has 11 courses in Course Hero with documents and 87 answered questions.

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3. Is Gene just as good as Finny? Gene realizes in Chapter 4 that he is not when he says, "I was not of the same quality as he." Why does Gene agree to forego his studies and venture to the tree? Gene doesn't seem to want Finny to get the best of him, and also doesn't seem to want to be left out.

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4. View Test Prep - Gene study pnumunofagencul.saywhisurfirepofapardispneresra.co from GENE at Regent University. Question 1 10 out of 10 points In Milan, Augustine was influenced by the preaching.

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5. Question 4 10 out of 10 points Match to the Proverb: Stay away from short-tempered people: Selected Answer: Proverbs Question 5 10 out of 10 points Based on your reading, Augustine believed friendship was all the following (mark all that apply): A gift of God when experiencing both joy and sorrow Must be based on truth Must be found in Christ if it is to be true.

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6. View Test Prep - GENE Unit 4- Quiz from GENE at Regent University. 1/31/ Review Test Submission: Unit 4: Quiz 17SP GENE The. Home H Course Content. Learn Unit 4.

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7. To him, it's just one big game. He'd probably make friends and start a baseball team with the enemy, Gene explains. Finny returns to talking about the tree incident, asking Gene if it was just some "blind impulse" that made him jounce the branch. Gene agrees that this is all it was, something "blind" and "crazy." Finny believes him.

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8. famous through their gossip. (DeYoung text, page 19) Question 3 10 out of 10 points Thomas Aquinas says that sloth undermines our love for God while envy undermines our love for what? Selected Answer: Neighbo r Response Feedback: Option 1 is the correct answer. Envy undermines our love for our neighbor, who is to be loved as ourselves (the second commandment).). (DeYoung text, page

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