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    The term political Islam or Islamism has been adopted by many scholars in order to identify the irruption of the Islamic religion into politics. This movement often characterized by moral conservatism, literalism, and the attempt to implement Islamic values in all spheres of life focuses on aligning government and society in accordance with Shari’a Law. Political Islam can be categorized into two different groups one as being the Islamization of society…

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    Translation existence results from the expansion and diversification of languages making individuals in need to collaborate and interact with each other and communicate. This implies that it has been practiced for thousands of years since the need for translation emerges when two (or more) different languages come into contact with one another. Its significance shows up from the earliest of the human development and civilization since it was – and still is – an important factor in establishing…

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    It is obvious, therefore, that the conception of the subject that emerges from Wittgenstein's vision of language and the mind immediately displaces the exclusiveness of the cognitive ego and demands not merely potencies that are foreign to it, but also the recognition of realities that are inaccessible without the cooperation of other modes of knowing that cannot be found in reason alone. But the modern self defines itself as a rational thinking consciousness, and as the organizing and…

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    The Apostle John

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    interpreters that the candlesticks are at a minimum, representative of real, local churches, and given the language in the first chapter of Revelation, one would have to do a lot of wrangling to make them represent anything more definite. The symbolism and literalism are happily married in this passage with no…

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    killed for their views. During the Victorian period, the act of homosexual activities was unacceptable. Andrew L. White of Clemson University, who wrote "Politics, Religion, Attribution Theory, And Attitudes toward Same‐Sex Unions", states, “Biblical literalism is always one of the most powerful predictors of attitudes toward same-sex unions. Individuals who frequently attend religious services or who consistently engage in private religious devotions such as prayer or scripture reading are less…

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    Biblical literalism is reading the words in the Bible as if they have come directly from God’s mouth. They take the parts of the Bible they want to believe are true making them sure because it is something that they do not want to see. Biblical literalism is no analysis of the text which is nearly impossible. In the film For the Bible Tells Me So there are five families, three of which I will be discussing, each with a gay or lesbian child directly dealing with feelings and situations they would…

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    The Patristic Era was a time of great growth in the early Christian movement. Experiencing period waves of persecution, the early Christians were not deterred from spreading the good news of the gospel message. Patristic theologians such as Origen of Alexandria would leave a lasting impact on the church as it continued to develop theological dogmas and methods of the interpretation of Scripture. The method of Scriptural interpretation introduced by Origen addressed the questions and heresies of…

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    Clement Greenberg Essay

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    1. Clement Greenberg was a highly influential art critic that focused on mid-20th century modern art. His essays, which focused on Modern Abstract expressionist artwork, helped to bring a lot of international attention the US artists. He was very passionate about abstract art, believing it was important to help people view art and ‘think outside the box.’ (Rene Bouche, Portrait of Clement Greenberg. 1955, Oil on canvas, 50 x 35 inches) 2. Abstract expressionism is post-World War Two art…

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    familiarity with, renaissance art, the book of Genesis, and theology of the Christian religion. However, this lecture happened to be the most provocative examination of religion that I have ever witnessed. Greenblatt starts by addressing the biblical literalism that the story of Adam and Eve is often viewed with. Augustine of Hippo being the first to challenge, and mostly warn about, the literal interpretation of genesis wrote that he rejected the story on theological grounds and that the the…

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    It acting as an antidote to literalism and provides Islamic law the necessary means with which to encourage flexibility and growth so as to generate a better solution in order to get a more harmonised results. There is modern jurists that mentioned maslahah as one of the proofs to…

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