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    major civilizations Byzantine (Orthodox Christianity) They maintained high level of political, economic, cultural life Leaders saw themselves as Roman Emperors The empire lasted for 1000 years until Turkish invaders took over Similarities Both were influenced by Islam Civilizations spread northward Polytheism both gave them a way to monotheism Northern areas struggled for political definition Differences Different, sometimes hostile versions of Christianity Both had little mutual contact because…

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    structured spiritual practice with a formal organization supporting it with rules and purposes, sacred texts, sacred place, claimed origins, rituals and practices, and a spiritual leadership structure. Religions, particularly Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, are very similar because of their shared ancestral roots, sacred text, holy people, and theological beliefs. All three religions trace their ancestry back to Abraham (Hebrew, Ibrahim). Abraham is considered a great patriarch because of…

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    The God-Man The deity of Christ is something that people have been questioning for centuries. How should the Christian of today respond to these questions? Was Jesus truly God or just a great man? Also if Jesus is God does that mean there is more than one God? How can they both be God? People have had many thought about who Jesus is. Some call Him a prophet, some a good man. This question is not a new one; was Jesus truly one with God? We even see examples in scripture. In Luke 9: and he(Jesus)…

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    Embracing the Different “Jews, Christians, and Muslims worship the same God, whose teaching has been revealed through the three prophets—Moses, Jesus and latest in time, Muhammad” (Glenn, 2014, p. 181). Judaism, Christianity and Islam purportedly emerged as result of divine revelation from God. Despite what is believed to be a common source, the contemporary interpretations and practices of the traditions put in place by the three major religions, exhibit distinct differences and often deep…

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    Christianity and Buddhism: Should we Help the poor? Christianity and buddism are very different in beliefs and cultures. For example, Buddhism is a philosophy of life while Christianity is a relationship with God, the creator of all things. But when it comes to helping the less fortunate, they have very similar values. They both believe that we (the rich) should be generous to the poor. Woodbridge and Seemelink point out that in the Christian bible (Deutoronomy 15:11 GNT), Jesus says to his…

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    Religions are very different but the same. Judaism has quite a lot of holidays, but those holidays have similarities to Christian holidays. Both celebrate holidays that focus on resurrection, lights, and rest. Jews and Christians both have many holiday in the spring, during fall or winter, and weekly. The Spring season has many Christian and Jewish holidays during it. One Christian holidays is known as Easter. Easter remembers the Last Supper and the Resurrection of Christ. Passover and First…

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    Alexander Bates Mr. Marr Bible 16 October 2015 The Pool of Siloam The pool of Siloam has a big part in Christianity. It is known for as a place where Jesus made many miracles. Whether he was healing the blind or curing leprosy, many events happened at this well. This place shows proof of Jesus’ presences. (John 9) The Pool of Siloam is a rare well. Instead of holding water, it is pushed up, allowing the water to continually refill. Since the well was…

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    Christianity and the Reformation The 16th century was the age of the Reformation, it lead to the birth of several new religions and the reform of what was the old Catholic Church. Two of the most well known religious leaders of the time period were Henry VIII from France and Martin Luther from Germany. They became very similar in many ways, while still different in others. While Henry and Luther both used their political advantage and declined the church in their own ways, their motives were…

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    What is important about Christianity? How do people use it in everyday life? Those are just two of the many questions I will address in this paper. I am going to talk about God, humanity, Jesus, restoration, I am going to analyze Christianity and finally I will reflect on what I believe. I will also be using the bible to back up my points with the word of God. God: God is like no other. He is the reason the sun comes up in the morning he is the reason it sets at night. Without God, nothing…

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    Throughout the story of Beowulf, Christianity is a major component to the story. While it is not directly stated at every example, there are biblical allusions encompassed in almost every scene. God was called on in many instances for protection and the monster, Grendel, was even compared to Cain, the evil son of Adam and Eve. The Danes believed that they needed the protection of God or without it they would be cursed. The incorporation of Christianity in Beowulf is what adds to the miracle of…

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