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    Bible Political Influence

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    Here in today’s world, the Bible is generally applies as a political material where it is constantly brought up in the government and court of law. Specifically, it is very important to note how influential the Bible is, especially for the recent political agenda concerning marriage, abortion, and religious freedom. To clarify any misinformation that the Bible may have influenced the world around us as well as to challenge how the media has shaped this misinformation. In regards to the political…

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    During this early period of constant political and military conflict, Buddhism found an accepting audience in China, while the influence of Confucianism slowly died out. Buddhism arrived in China in the 1st century AD as the religion of merchants who came from Central Asia. During the next three centuries, /the Chinese encountered a great variety of ideas and practices identified as Buddhist. Buddhism differed markedly from earlier Chinese religions and philosophies. A universal religion, it…

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    The explicit restrictions against “sexual misconduct” in the Vinaya demonstrate that Buddhist philosophy views sexuality as a threat to a monk’s virtue and ability to attain spiritual enlightenment. Buddhist monastic law is centered on the resistance of one’s desires, bringing one closer to successfully cultivating discipline. Translated into English, Vinaya means discipline. The emphasis in Buddhist philosophy on resisting sexual desire helps illustrate that the central tenet of Buddhism is…

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    Catholic Church forcing their own biblical interpretations onto followers. While Luther began his reform in Germany, Ulrich Zwingli and John Calvin began their own in Switzerland. Ulrich was elected to Zurich’s clergy because he openly rejected celibacy with a woman and six children. After his election Ulrich lead the Protestants in a civil war where he was injured and later executed by the Catholics. Luther and Ulrich only differed on one point of reformation which was the ideas of…

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    Sue Morgan Summary

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    This volume makes a splendid contribution to the field of gender and religious history, correctly marking the renewal of interest in religion within British social and cultural history that has been gradually evolving over the past decade. In a well-written and rightly focused introductory chapter, the editors supply a helpful examination of the developments which have brought historians “to think in more nuanced and judicious ways about the influence of religion in the formation of women’s…

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    As the story unfolds, the motley crew of pilgrims is on their way to Canterbury. Along the way, the pilgrims are convinced to share their stories in a contest to determine the best story and storyteller. The Host recommends the characters tell two stories on the way to Canterbury and then two stories on the return trip. The winner of the best storytelling contest will receive a free dinner at the Inn at the conclusion of their journey. The telling of the tales could be symbolic for admitting…

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    The citizens of Orwell’s 1984 and the members of Ephrata Cloister believed that the society and community they lived in was utopian, when in reality it was clearly dystopian. The difference between a utopian society and a dystopian society is that a utopia is the place or state of things in which everything is perfect and dystopia is the place or state of things in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one. As the SciPhiShow said, “In the…

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    While at a crossroads between perspectives, deciphering what is correct on the moral compass in regards to sexual behavior can be difficult. Every text can be interpreted in favor of or against any argument. The enigma of sexual behavior and the correct use of it has been one of the biggest discussions for centuries. Questions like whether it is right to have various partners, or whether it is right to have sex in general are just some of the many. In order to receive answers that are close to…

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    How The Reformation Contributed to The Council of Trent The Council of Trent, as Paolo Sarpi recalled in his Istoria del Concilio Tridentino, described the event as the “Iliad of our time” due its long and climatic History. The Council’s Purpose as stated in the bull Laetre Jerusalem, was to “eliminate religious discord and to reform the Christian people.” However it is often discussed how much the Protestant concerns were ignored and overlooked in favor of making very little change in the…

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    hierarchy in place and opposed the Catholics churches views on the views of indulgence and Sexuality amongst priest and nouns (Hergenhahn & Henley 2014). His main points on these two subjects appealed to a personal God for the forgiveness of our sins and celibacy amongst Monks and nouns should not whey as a factor for doing the work of God. His challenge was that a married servant that participates in a healthy sexuality within the context of the word should not be denied the right to priest…

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