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    Dear President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin I want to first off express my deepest appreciation for the laws of the Russian government for guaranteeing freedom of religion to all citizens. I am writing this letter to bring to your attention recent events of labeling Jehovah’s Witnesses as extremists. As one of Jehovah’s Witnesses, I know firsthand that this peaceful organization is in no way an extremists religious group, and should therefore not be labeled as such. On March 15, 2017, the…

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    different than the Juche religion, which is required by their government. They are not allowed to teach about God or carry a Bible. North Korea is one of the very few countries without religious freedoms. They are forced to believe the Juche religion or be faced with death or be sent to prison camps. Religious freedoms have been…

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    influenced by my American peers. Yet, the moment I step foot into my house, I am greeted with “Assalamualaikum”, and I am an Egyptian all over again. I am an Egyptian-American Muslim, and I have been culturally confused for most of my life. Islam is a religion that is extremely misunderstood and so widely feared due…

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    It tells the story of a religious family travelling the south who meet two rich young men on the road. That night the leading character Rachel does snake handling, not for entertainment, as she tells the more serious young man, Mr. Pattinson, but as part of her faith and religious practice…

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    15 May 2015 Is Religion still Relevant in modern society? In a world of fast paced living, electronics and self-worries is there such a thing as religion anymore? Where there are so many different niches, groups, and ideas to have. We live in a world of the now, where the thought of thinking and caring beyond ourselves and our needs seems hard enough to bear. So in this new modern society, is there such a thing as religion? Religion is a collection of beliefs that…

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    Iliad was first written down. The gap between the two religions is quite noticeable, however, which religion appears to be the absolute truth has never been fully tackled. Christianity and Ancient Greek Polytheism have some of the same ideas, but with a certain twist on it that makes sense with the guidelines of the certain religion. These conflicting truth claims present within the two religions are based on people who create their religions to help understand natural phenomena and the deity.…

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    from a Presbyterian background, I’ve had a fairly limited knowledge of most other religions. However, after coming to Webb in sixth grade I began to study many of the other religions in my history classes. Freshman year in World History we spent a brief amount of time learning about the origins of the five largest religions; Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hinduism is a development of the religion brought to India by the Aryans in around 1500 B.C. These Aryans created a…

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    During a time when religion played an integral role in everyday life, The Anthem of Doomed Youth casts doubt on the importance of faith. Owen conveys his own loss of faith by highlighting the pointless religious mourning that follows every death by using a rhetorical question, ‘What candles may be held to speed them all?’ The candles symbolic of religious tradition are depicted as redundant and an object of pure rhetoric. The contextual importance and significance of religion is further…

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    “Religion is an expression of social cohesion” as it unifies people together in a variety of ways such as a common goal or behaviour. It brings together people from all social classes to celebrate religious ceremonies such as sacrifice. It also allows societies to work in relative harmony by ensuring morals and principles according to the religion are evident in society. These features are both eminent in Nordic and Aztec communities. In Nordic society, religion played a significant role in…

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    strict 17th century ideals. The ideals of what it meant to be a true follower of christ, to make him proud, and show the world how to be the perfect child of God. Religion was not just simply religion, and it was not just a Sunday experience or a moral code. It was a controlled social order. The puritan community lived and breathed in religion, proclaiming it was the only true way to live. It was a major way of life in the New England Colonies in the 17th century, but was not always an…

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