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    1. Since Pope Leo X needed money to build the Saint Peter’s Basilica, he collected money by selling indulgences. The Doctrine of Indulgence says that the church would have the authority to grant people merits to give spiritual benefits. Luther would later then attach to the door of the church at Wittenberg Castle the list of the 95 theses on the indulgences. Soon he would publicly challenge the authority of the Pope and the church council and the response was by giving him two months or be…

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    Voltaire believes that these ludicrous people, have not yet been enlightened with the true sentiment for others like Anabaptist James is. Voltaire alludes to the biblical story of the good Samaritan in order to express his frustration toward the people that have been taught to express good hearts, yet do not display such mannerism. Voltaire is sending a message through Anabaptist James and his allusion that good deeds come from true good hearted people in the name of god, or even commoners that…

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    Candide as a word means honest and . The name itself gives quite a lot of incite as to the personality of Candide. In the early passages, Candide is depicted as very naïve and unable to think for himself, but compassionate and loyal. Candide’s naivety is very well depicted in the first chapters. He is instructed by Pangloss, who he innocently believes to be “the greatest philosopher of….. the whole world.” He accepts Pangloss’s optimistic teachings as truth beyond question. After he is taken…

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    Catholic Reformation The Reformation of the Catholic Church was a product of the Protestant Reformation which started with the Lutheran church’s separation from the Catholic Church in Germany. The separation of the Lutheran Church from the Catholic empire started a revolution across the empire. It started in the Country of Switzerland, with the reformed churches under the control of Ulrich Zwingli. Many wars broke out between the separated states of Switzerland, Zwingli was killed and the…

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    German Immigration History

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    On a more serious note their main form of religion included being Roman Catholic and branched out into other religious beliefs that were carried on to America. In Germany a form of Protestantism that arose was known as “plain” churches or Anabaptists. Anabaptists were different from most of the protestant groups as with their beliefs an adult should be baptized as an adult instead of being baptized as a child in the Catholic faith. They also believed that “that knowledge of God must come from…

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    German Immigration Dbq

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    religious persecution, but this only accounts for a small percentage of the reasons for emigration, the main reason being the lack of economic opportunity. For example, the Anabaptists left Germany because they were being persecuted for their resistance against the draft, leaving the rest of the country with the impression that the Anabaptists were traitors and heretics (for not following the state religion). Also,…

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    On the Sundays when services are not held, they often meet for bible studies. The Amish are referred to Anabaptists in terms of religion meaning rebaptizers because some had been previously baptized in Catholic or protestant churches as infants, but Anabaptists believed baptism should be a voluntary choice made as an adult. Amish believe in mutual aid, which means church members help one another out in times of need or disaster. The…

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    Immigrants And Migration

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    immigrants’ religion. Many European citizens that were emigrating faced religious persecution, but this only accounts for a small percentage of the reasons for emigration. The main reason was the lack of economic opportunity. For example, the Anabaptists left Germany, and greater Europe,…

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    Amish Religion

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    The Mennonite perspective was founded by Menno Simon. Simon was a catholic priest who agreed with the Anabaptists that baptism should be left to the individual instead of baptism of infants. Ammenn and his followers left the Mennonite church to establish the Amish church over 300 years ago. Moreover, facing continuous religious persecution throughout Europe…

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    Isaiah Castro The Devil of Tom Walker The initial segment of this story sets up the setting, acquaints us with our principle characters, and gives the inducing occurrence that will lead into whatever is left of the story. The underlying portrayal of Tom Walker concentrates intensely on his stingy inclinations, which shows immediately that these are what will bring about inconvenience for him. The negative connection amongst him and his significant other is an essential variable of their…

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