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    Language was common. In my Church, the services are in Spanish only which attracts mostly Hispanic people from central America, and Mexico. In St. Brendan church I saw how well the diverse population interacted. Members exchanged handshakes and greeted each other. It seemed that everyone knew each other or maybe they were just being friendly. I sat on the left middle side along with a White married couple and their three children.…

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    Case Study January 21,2018 Susan Harris and her family are members of the church. This past Sunday she came to my office because she was at her wits end. Before we start to talk I ask her to have a seat and we begin to pray. After we end out prayer Susan begins to tell me her problem. Susan and her husband Jack and son Sam are members of the church. On rare occasion Susan sings in the choir when her heal permits, and husband and son are not so request. Jack Harris works as a janitor for…

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    Thomas More is known for his 1516 book Utopia and for his untimely death in 1535, after refusing to acknowledge King Henry VIII as head of the Church of England. He was canonized by the Catholic Church as a saint in 1935. In 1520, reformer Martin three works setting out his doctrine of salvation, which, according to Luther, could be attained through grace alone; the series rejected certain Catholic practices and attacked others. In 1521, King Henry VIII responded to Luther with the assistance of…

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    America. The book starts out about America today and its current religious literacy. Many American believing that America has become secular but in fact is very religious, just not well versed. Stephen Prothero talks about the illiteracy in America and what Americans don’t know about their own religions. Stephen Prothero discusses the problem in part on, that Americans are strongly religious but also strongly illiterate in religious basics. He then moves on to the second part of the book and it…

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    Agnostic Religion

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    was little but I did have quite negative feelings towards going to Church. It’s probably due to waking up 7 year old me at 6:30am on a Sunday morning to get ready for Church, which to me was standing in a cold building while adults read from a big book. Morbidly enough, the only reason I continued to believe in God was my aunties telling me that being a non-believer means you burn in hell. It wasn’t unusual to hear my relatives tell me that being an atheist leads to an eternity in hell and it…

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    Changeling Sparknotes

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    The first book in the trilogy “Order of Darkness”, Changeling, a novel by Philippa Gregory, illustrates the process of 17 year old Luca Vero’s quest to record the end of times across Europe in Christendom. The book tells the story in Lucretili, Italy during the span of the middle of the 15th century in 1453. After Luca Vero is recruited to record the strange stories of Christendom in Italy, he travels to an abbey where Isolde, a lady abbess, is trapped. The rest of the book covers Luca and…

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    Power of Positive Thinking To begin with, the “Hatchet” and the “Juvenile justice program teaches boys life lessons and accountability”have many things in common. These have more things in common because, both of those people always thought that they will never make it alive or forward with life. This novel and article have the same theme in common, the power of positive thinking. The novel Hatchet written by Gary Paulsen, is where the story contains a realist story with the main character…

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    obviously non-violent men of extreme faith, however, many atrocities and act of “terrorism” have historically been committed by Catholics. Religion can be used to fuel evil. Immediately after 9/11, John Esposito, an expert on Islamic politics, wrote a book Jihad: Holy or Unholy War, where he discusses the way politically motivated people have used the Muslim faith to justify attacking their enemies. “Jihad is a concept with multiple meanings, used and abused throughout Islamic history.” Quranic…

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    Palo Religion

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    Throughout time the world has been introduced to many religions. A certain Afro- Cuban religion has sparked much controversy since its inception. Like many religions, it has been misunderstood due to its religious beliefs. As well, their use of black magic and communication with the spirit world leaves others puzzled. Despite what one might think, the religion of Palo is quite a beautiful one. History of Palo It is the blending of African shamanic religion with elements of Spiritism, magic…

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    He says, “Religions that have the concept of such a God prohibit their followers from questioning “the word of God” or even rejecting it- even if it should contradict their critical common sense…. For us the focus is not on God but on enlightenment” (Grimm 140). Unlike the Dalai Lama, Heschel uses his Jewish beliefs to emphasize that there is one transcendent he refers to as God. He says, “God is not a hypothesis derived from logical…

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