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    has 14 million followers around the world. Unlike other religions judaism is predicted to shrink over time. Most followers of judaism are found in Israel and America. Followers of judaism are called jews. Judaism is a monotheistic religion.Jews holy book is called the Tohar. Everything in Judaism is very traditional and structured. The Judaism place of worship s called a synagogue. They usually have meetings on Friday night, Saturday mornings and Saturday afternoon. These all occur during what…

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    a more interactive and companion type relationship with their God through the materialistic aspects of the world. These different relationships that each religion builds with their God can be seen within their unique biblical texts. In Bible’s the book of John, the relationship that God wants His followers to have with him is depicted as follows: “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. You are my friends if you do what I command” (John 15:13-14). Here, the…

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    religion, the new emerging sect of Christianity and its followers, heavily influenced by Paul and his fellow believers affected all citizens of Corinth. Ancient Corinth, a booming city that even gave Athens a run for its money, was no stranger to the common laws of the land in terms of hierarchy. Men were still deemed more important than women, and certainly any citizen was held in higher regard than that of a slave. A level of…

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    Jun 17, 1703, the fifteenth child of the Wesley’s. His mother and father married in 1688 and his father, Samuel, taught at the Rector of St. Andrews for a living. His mother, Susanna, was the last of 25 children and well educated, which was not common. John grew up in a shabby house and was taken care of by a maid, nursemaid, and cook, all hired by his mother. In the winter 1709, when John was 6, he woke to find his family quickly charging down the…

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    is something that represents the revolt from the southern rural part of China against the northern urban part of China. The sacred place for the Daoist would be a temple. There are approximately about six million people who practice it. It is very common to hear about Daoist who disagree in many things but most…

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    The daily practices of heart prayer and fasting are conducted to achieve Godly anointment. This occurs during the 9th lunar period of the month and spiritual practices are connected in the spiritual way of Islam life. For instance, the Muhammad Mustafa, the Master of Mystics was a deep…

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    Religions are and have been for a centuries the social constructs of each culture. Every culture 's social expectencies of its citizens relies on the type of religion, the variety in each culture, and the literal religion itself. This essay will discuss the six most practiced religions. Judaism is the first consecutive religion in the three part worship of God - the omnipotent, all-powerful creator of the universe, revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Judaism is the beginning; its…

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    Introduction William Willimon states in Calling and Character: Virtues of the Ordained Life: “this character, the cross, indelibly determines our character” (2000, p. 35). He connects how both the calling of the ordained and her/his character connect. Willimon addresses several things that I personally found beneficial as someone who is going into Christian Ministry. For example, he clearly addresses the need for unity between the professional and private life of a pastor. His goal is to inform…

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    She decided to convert the country’s religion from Catholicism to the Protestant making translation in english the most important writings. To reach her target she used an astute way of forcing the church and the religious people to use a “Book of Common Prayers” which included catholic religions and some innovations of the protestant one. In this way she influenced people to start accepting the protestant religion and so for her it wouldn’t be very difficult to change the country’s official…

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    explains that there has been no reason why the old customer has wanted to kill himself, he has been willing to do it due to nothingness. But later the old waiter reveals the reason by relating to the prayer: “In one passage the older waiter puts a series of nadas into a prayer, meaning the content in these prayers mean nothing to him…

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