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    evidence. P2: Experience is generally better evidence than testimony (if for no other reason than that valid testimony is based on another’s sense experience). P3: Therefore, when there is a conflict between sense experience and testimony, one ought to believe according to sense perception. P4: Miracles are contrary to experience. That is, experience testifies strongly to the fact that miracles never occur, laws of nature are never…

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    relationship with God. One of these sacraments is Baptism, which is a scared rite into Christianity. Through Baptism we are freed from sin and reborn. Through Baptism we become members of Christ. I was never baptized, but one day I will be. I strongly believe in strengthening and deepening my relationship with God. Another sacrament is Eucharist, which is also called the Holy Communion. The BIBLE is Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth. Its God’s sacred written message to humanity. In…

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    Peter Marshall Analysis

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    fall for anything.” Peter Marshall is correct in saying this because people should stand up for what they really believe in and not what the community believes. If a community is doing something bad and individuals follow and support them even if they know it is wrong then it can be damaging to the person and also to the world. If the community is doing something that an individual believes is wrong, that individual must not follow them but instead he must stand up and say that what they are…

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    Aquinas Argument Analysis

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    In his argument Aquinas believe is important to prove God's existence, although god existence appears self-evident to many, not eveyone is on the same page because everyone has their own opinion on whether or not god exist. Most of the time you have to presuppose God's existence. I believe he wants to make his point clear and give proof of his words by providing as with his five different proofs. Aquinas' proof of God's existence are very decrepit. I don’t feel that his argument is competitive…

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    figure for Christianity. He is the center of Christianity. Even though Christianity evolves around Jesus, He didn’t start the religion. Christians see Jesus as the Son of God that was born from a virgin woman. They believe that He was both man and God, when He was on earth. Likewise, they believe that He came to earth to save the human race. The most important thing that He told his followers to do was to love God and love their neighbors as themselves. Moses and Jesus had some similarities in…

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    “Guilty of dishonest practices, as bribery; lacking integrity; crooked”. Both of these qualities are found in characters in the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. I believe that Mark Antony is the most honorable character in the play. I also believe that Cassius is the most corrupt character in the play. I believe that Mark Antony had several qualities of honor. A few examples of how he was honorable include how he displayed loyalty to Caesar, and how he was good with his words.…

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    Because you are your own authority and what you decide is right. The community in which you live plays a big part also in what you believe are truths. Each individual or culture develops their own moral codes. They believe that no one has the authority to define truth or impose upon others his idea of moral right and wrong . Everyone is to be treated equally. They believe reason should not be trusted as there is no way to know which person’s reason is right. Believing in God means coming under…

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    personal and delicate, it’s no surprise the arguments that come with that topic, but there’s two sides to every argument. One side are the anti-gun, who believe gun control is needed and the right that not everyone can purchase a gun. The other side of the argument are the pro-gun, those who believe we should uphold our second amendment, who believe anyone have the right to own a gun. Although both have completely different views on firearms, there’s…

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    him to speak, and they though its was wrong if they didn’t believe in God. At this time you were ether apart of the congregation and church or you would be consider one of the devils worshiper. People would be gullible when believing everything the preacher said. If the preacher were to say “God said go jump off a bridge” they would because they thought it was God speaking through the preacher. Since they are gullible they would believe this sermon when Edwards says that,” They are now the…

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    Pantheism Definition

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    Pantheism Definition The Pantheism worldview is about believing in the supernatural, metaphysical, and the immaterial. Pantheists believe all is one, and one is all. That means they believe that God is incorporated into the world, and they also believe that everything--including themselves--is all an illusion. Truth and Reality A pantheist’s truth and reality go together. A pantheist’s reality revolves around monism, which means all is one. Since pantheists are very into this concept,…

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