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    A Comparison and Contrast of Traditional and Radical Islam Founded over one-thousand years ago in modern-day Saudi Arabia, Islam is one of the largest and most influential religions in the world. Originally, Islam was a religion that focused on peace and respect and it was respected by numerous cultures, but recently, Islam, in various Middle-Eastern and African countries, has become more radical and extremist, most notably in terrorist organizations like the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham…

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    The Cyclical Nature of American Religion All Americans walk different paths of faith that each have varying a distinction and tradition. Each of these paths falls within the four major categories of American religion we are examining: Pentecostalism, Restorationism, Metaphysics, and Humanism. In Roger Finke and Rodney Stark’s The Churching of America 1776-2005, they offer a provocative narration of the idea of a religious free market economy. This idea sheds light on the constant social and…

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    of people that do not relate to any religion in particular. Currently in the mainstream media there is a lot of talking that America needs to return to God and get away from the moral corruption it is seeing. African people and American people view God and religion very differently both in how he should be celebrated and how he should be brought into someone’s life. This separation of religious rites from its myth can cause a reduction in the way a religion is practiced. If that reduction were…

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    many can follow. After reading some of the articles from Greenleaf we can see that servant leadership is more than a theory but one of the first leaders to ensure not just them but others people priority needs will be served. When you look at the African culture and how servant leadership plays an active role in it you have to remind yourself of things from the past that could hinder your process of this theory. We first must ask a few questions to better understand if this leadership style can…

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    Specifically, the idea of having multiple religions is discussed and expanded upon in relation to how it influences adaptation and the effect it may have on the response to a crisis such as climate change. Case studies in Malawi and Zambia have shown clear evidence that a change in religious beliefs can have a direct relationship to adaptive capacity. Bolero, Malawi and Monze, Zambia explicitly are discussed and compared. The integration of different traditional views of Christianity into these…

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    Religion In The Shack

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    The Shack presents an immensely personal perspective of the Christian faith. Organized religion can sometimes put a dampener on a person’s personal relationship with God. The Shack represents how our own views shape our religious experience the most; not the Church’s cut and paste version. An example of Mack’s own personal views are the forms the holy trinity takes as God as an African American woman, the Holy Spirit as an Asian woman, and Jesus as a Hebrew man (Young 84). Even to some…

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    when, in fact, this can be categorized as seen and unseen. The excluded middle, though, can be explained to someone by explaining that this is how someone can bridge the gap between the spiritual world and the earth today. Many people groups and religions show this bridge in different ways, such as worship. How do you define worship is a very tricky subject dependent of various aspects. Dutch humanist, Desiderius Erasmus, (1466-1536) once said, “Every definition is dangerous.” Although many…

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    Religion is defined generally as a relationship of devotion or fear of a God or gods. Fundamentally, religion includes a belief system of holy, divine, or sacred objects and beings. Almost all religions include a community of believers held together by common practices and ethical codes. See appendix A “Evolution of Religions” There are eleven religions that will be the focus of our discussion, and they include: Native American, African, Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Chinese, Shinto,…

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    Culture is based on the knowledge as well as the behavior of a particular group of people, defined through many different aspects such as: religion, cuisine, socials habits, music and last but not least through dance. Most of the countries nowadays had a large variety of nationalities within their population, the culture inside the country is influences by all the nationalities that form that country, therefore as the number of nationalities grows, so does the culture. The culture we are raised…

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    Chinese Acupuncture

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    ALAMOUDI Chinese Acupuncture Introduction Acupuncture is a form of traditional alternative Chinese medicine. It is administered in form of needles inserted in the various acupuncture points in the human body. It mainly used by the Chinese people for pain relief (Abbate, 2004). Clinical practices on the use of Chinese acupuncture is common in various countries. System reviews and variety of researches have been carried on the Chinese traditional medicine. However, the results from the findings…

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