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35 Cards in this Set
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undue |
inappropriate, unnecessary |
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scope |
the opportunity or possibility to do |
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existence |
the state of being alive or being real |
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emphasized |
give special importance or value to |
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sect |
a group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs |
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trends |
change or develop in a certain direction |
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upliftment |
improvement of a person's moral or spiritual condition |
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emphatically |
in a forceful way |
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discrimination |
making a distinction in favor of or against, a person or thing |
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proponents |
- a person who supports an idea, plan, or cause |
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non - violence |
the use of peaceful means, not force, to bring about political or social change |
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reveal |
make known to others |
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attainment |
the act of achieving something towards which one has worked. |
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enlightenment |
the state of having knowledge or understanding |
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rigorous |
to do in a careful way |
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undesired |
not wanted or unwanted |
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resilience |
the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties |
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preached |
religious address to an assembled group of people |
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essence |
the basic or most important idea or quality of something: The essence of his argument was that education |
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expounded |
explain in detail |
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hoarding |
not collecting |
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quest |
search for something |
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tolerance |
accept another's ideas and beliefs |
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stubborn |
not to change one's attitude or position on something |
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adherence |
attachment or commitment to a person |
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entirety |
the whole of something |
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pursuit |
the act of following something |
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sermon |
a talk on a religious or moral subject |
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unethical |
not morally correct |
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intoxicants |
an alcoholic drink |
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embrace |
to hold closely to |
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omnipotent |
having great power and influence |
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salvation |
the act of saving someone from sin or evil |
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err |
make a mistake |
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monotheistic |
relating to the belief that there is only one God |
