Religious Community Research Paper

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I truly know that I belong to the religious community. In my eyes the religious community embodies the meaning of giving back to individuals, while aligning your life and faith with Jesus Christ. My place within the religious community is to serve and be a blessing to God’s people. I believe that it is of a Divine calling from God to go out and to evangelize to the poor. Likewise, my job within the religious community is to be a positive example to others. I truly believe in the idea that people are always looking when you least expect it. In my opinion, one has to live right in order to receive the blessing and the gifts from God. I can’t live the life I want to live, because I’m not my own, but my job is to live the life that God wants

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