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    Soon into The Java Spirit: Religious Diversity of Indonesia, we hear two contrasting quotes regarding beliefs. The first, spoken by a man who appears to be a restaurant worker, says, “My understanding is spiritual: all that is true is from God.” The second is said through smiling teeth and chuckles as a laborer says, “The Divine comes second, after money, money, money.” These quotes epitomize not just the contrasting religions, but also the contrasted opinions towards religion. The Java…

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    anti-vaquero Maria contrasts the untethered and practical Gabriel are frequently seen balancing each other out. Due to his parents’ divergent belief systems, Antonio experiences both inner conflict about his faith in God and self-discovery during his childhood. Throughout his early life, Tony’s intense faith in God is shaped by María’s piety and…

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    Freedom Of Religion Today

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    Protestant faith continues to celebrate a sense of higher power for those that follow the religion still today, but how did this mainstream faith play a role in founding the nation? In this country we share freedoms that those that have gone before us laid the groundwork for and sometimes we take those freedoms for granted. This countries foundations were built on different cultures but they shared a similar background of Protestant beliefs. The Spanish brought Catholicism in forms of…

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    Faith is the belief in something greater than us one can put full trust, confidence, and reliance on when difficult times arise. I was raised to be involved with church activities to maintain my spiritual life; additionally my faith grew dramatically when my cousin deceased and gave me an overview of what I wanted to pursue my career as. When I was a child, my parents encouraged me to always be as loving and caring as I could be, not for personal gain, but to be benevolent to the people around…

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    In this paper, I will be writing a final reflection from the class, Spirituality and the Practice of Human Services: An Integrative View. This will include my present religious personal journey. Additionally, my current understanding of spirituality and religion in human services. Lastly, I will incorporate my vision on how I will function ethically, responsibly, and competently as a human services professional. My present religious personal journey is a growing and developing path. I have…

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    Jewish Birth Ceremony Essay

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    Introduction The birth is considered to be the most significant stage in human life. People around the world, despite their religions celebrate this great event by performing some rituals as welcoming the newborn baby and preparing the child to life and to their religion’s obligatory. These rituals vary from one religion to another, but sometime there are common rites between the world’s religions, whether in the meaning of practicing some ritual or in the exact ritual. This…

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    However, this is not necessarily the case according to Tom Gilson, the author of the article, “The Conflict Between Religion and Science”. In his article Gilson argues that science and faith are not in conflict, but rather work together in unison to make sense of the world. Gilson supports the idea that while science and faith might seem to have opposite ideas, in reality, they do not contradict each other. Gilson argues that while science is very important for our understanding of the world,…

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    Christianity Is Dangerous

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    Christianity is dangerous, faith is a weapon when used to justify horrible things. One of the first things Dawkins says is the evils of teaching children that certain things are true without evidence. “Teaching children that faith is a virtue, is that you are teaching them that you don’t have to justify what you do”- Professor Dawkins. He then states that if someone says “that is my faith” then you have to backaway and respect that. I believe that you should be able to talk to them about what…

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    Christ’s resurrection in the Bible (Cianfarani, 4.2) Also in the same sacred respect that Buddhist give Jataka Tales, so are the Christians to the Sermon on the Mount in book of Mathews. In addition, the Sermon on Mount has been a core of Christian faith and considered to be sacred because it was taught by Jesus to his disciples (Labatt, 4.11). Nonetheless, the Jataka…

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    Religion refers to a system of beliefs and practices which are related to sacred things. It involves things that are set apart and forbidden. Generally speaking, different people across the world believe in different religions simply because religions differ from one to another. Some of the well-known religions across the world include Islam, Christianity, Jewish, Buddhism and Jewish. There are other religions which have come into question; whether it should be taken as a religion of its own or…

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