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    explaining that in the dawn of time there were no gods or humans, only the land and sea. It goes on to say that at one point the land and sea me and when they did a white mare was born, made of sea-foam. Her name was Eiocha. Not far from where the horse was born, a giant oak tree was…

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    Hellenism Vs Hebraism

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    is done for an almighty god in the other everything is done for glory. Both of them have gods but they do not have the same quantity and quality. One was created with organization and peace and the other was created through chaos. Even with their differences Hellenism and Hebraism coexist in Western culture and civilization today. First off, the two views have completely different goals in life. For example the Hebrews live their lives trying to please their one and only god by keeping a…

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    When studying Philosophy of Religion, one may recognize there are many aspects this discipline addresses. One of the features discussed is the existence of God. Over the years, circles have expressed their thoughts concerning this topic because it is of great value to humanity. In 1968, H.J. McCloskey decided to express his views on this topic in his article, On Being an Atheist. Within the article, McCloskey presented his atheistic views and why they are right along with theistic views and why…

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    Egypt. He made the laws. He collected the taxes. The Pharaoh could lead his people into war if Egypt was attacked or if he wanted to expand his power. He was also the religious leader. He was the ‘High Priest of Every Temple’. He represented the Gods on earth. He performed rituals and built temples. Egyptian-civilization Most Egyptians worked in the fields along the banks of the Nile, growing crops for themselves and to pay in taxes. They did not own their land or their house.…

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    Ahab disregarded this and went to war disguised as a commoner. An arrow was shot between his armour, he died later that evening and his body was returned to Samaria where he was buried. His blood stained chariot was washed by the pool in Samaria and dogs licked his blood as prophesied by the prophet Elijah. “38 They washed…

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    Hubris In Greek Mythology

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    Throughout Greek mythology and culture, hubristic ideals were used to teach lessons about pride. To have hubris means to have excessive pride, and in Greek mythology it is almost always directed towards a god or deity. These types of myths were used to show the major disadvantages to being hubristic, so that people will learn from those mistakes. Some major examples of what can occur if one was hubristic in Greek mythology can be seen in the examples of Odysseus vs. Prometheus, Achilles vs.…

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    Working Title: Divine Providence: God controls all “God is the measure of all things” Issues to discuss in essay: predestination; justification (behaving morally); and attaining eternal salvation (afterlife) The theology of John Calvin – predestination – include background information Quote John Calvin “All events whatsoever are governed by the secret counsel of God” • Who is John Calvin? A religious scholar/Protestant Reformation 1533? • John Calvin believed in God’s absolute power, God’s…

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    Therefore, the foundation of the Islamic community is both the faith held in God, and the faith held in Muhammad. As the prophet himself is never shown in the movie, any glimpse the audience receives of him is through the eyes of another. When a scene with Muhammad is shown, all the audience sees is other people talking straight…

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    Stages Of Hinduism

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    out of all the larger belief systems. The Hindu religion has been around for thousands of years and contains many beliefs, practices, and types of worship. Hindus have a bountiful amount of gods, including the god Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, this idea can be contrasted with the Christian ideal of one God. Hinduism originated in India and is still practiced around the world today.…

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    Homer, shows us that the Ancient Greeks were strong believers in the gods and being good hosts, which is also known as good xenias. In Book 10, King Aeolus says, “It’s a crime to host a man or speed him on his way when the blessed deathless gods despise him so” (Homer 232.80). This shows how Aeolus wants to be a good host. But, as it is obvious that Odysseus is cursed by the gods, Aeolus knows better than to contradict the gods by helping Odysseus. “But now, seeing you’ve reached our city and…

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