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    The Seven Deadly Sins

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    In Christianity, a sin is defined as "a transgression of the law of God" (1 John3:4). The concept of sin is as prevalent in today's society as it was when it was first constructed. The "Capital Vices" also known as the "Seven Deadly Sins" are teachings of the Catholic faith. These sins are often seen as the abuse of the most natural desires; and are thought to be "the gateway" to other corruptions, such as murder and adultery. However sin is an ever evolving concept as time passes and actions…

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    The Elizabethan Settlement

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    Her solution was the creation of a Religious Settlement which was a middle way (in some occasions also called via media) between both religions - Catholicism and Protestantism. Firstly, it is important to define the term middle way. The Oxford Dictionary web page defines the term as “a policy or course of action which avoids extremes.” After the definition, the Elizabethan Settlement is understood as…

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    For some it was the ushering in of the new era of a modern Catholicism. For others, it signaled the destruction of centuries of traditions, and the devaluation of some of the most sacred rituals. It is true that the heart of Catholic teachings were untouched, and that the beliefs that are foundational to the religion remain intact. There is, however, a definite line between pro-Vatican II and anti-Vatican II. Modernization of Catholicism. The 1960’s were a very tumultuous time. There was so…

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    Buddhis Buddhism

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    up in heaven when I die. It wasn’t until when I got to middle school my whole world changed. I was taking World History and Geography and in that class I learned there were more religions than Catholicism, I know it seems dumb but up until that moment I thought the only religion that existed was Catholicism and everyone was Catholic. Three areas I will be focusing on this essay are Buddhism, why I became a Buddhist and why I believe religions are so popular.…

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    Dracula to reflect the presence of religion which are the crucifix and the Host or the “Catholic communion wafer” (Stoker 324). In their articles, Bowels and Starrs show that Van Helsing represents Catholicism while Dr. Seward and Harker represent Protestantism who later start to believe in Catholicism. Starrs also claims that Renfield, although not directly stated in the novel, is a Catholic (3). He proves this by referring to Deuteronomy 12:23 (Stoker 322) where it says that blood is life just…

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    St. Margaret Clitherow Middleton is the patron saint of businesswomen. Being a patron saint means they hold a special protection over a group of people. She was raised as a protestant and converted to Roman Catholicism a few years after marriage. The moments leading up to her conversion were because she did not find truth or comfort in the doctrine of the new church. Her husband owned a successful butcher shop in which she helped run. Margaret was put in prison multiple times for harboring…

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    between the church and the state started. a.The Holy Roman Empire was built entirely around one religion, which was the only religion the people recognized before the 15th century and that was Catholicism. The Empire was built for the purpose was that the only religion acceptable to follow was catholicism The relationship between the Church, state, and common people was secured once all of the religious disagreement before the 1500s were settled.(Palmer) b.In 1517, Martin Luther challenged…

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    Pacquet Congo

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    Introduction: Pacquet Congo is a Haitian spiritual object made by Vodou priests, which contains spiritual-charged materials; they are said to have the power of activating the lwas. The origin of Pacquet Congos is commonly perceived to be predominately the Kongo religion and its ritual art. However not only one African culture and religion has made it to the New World, many cultures have influenced New World African traditions. Despite the fact that the Yorubas make up only a very small portion…

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    systems for Mexican-American history involved a wide view, during its retrospect it was known as a sequence of missions that were established by Franciscan Monks in California and in the Spanish Southwest that obligated Indians into converting to Catholicism to employ themselves as agricultural laborers. An overall Mexican California that was an outbreak of dramatic strain that initiated the pros and cons of the mission system because of the changes in politics, religion, and economic…

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    Christianity to other people as a result of religious rivalries. Religion also provided the means for exploration. The monarchs in Spain were Catholic. The Catholic monarchs were more willing to grant funds to conquistadors who promised to spread Catholicism in Spain’s name. For example, the Spanish monarchy funded missionary trips to…

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