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    man by simply went to church, confessed, heard sermon and mass, and took communion the Sunday before he died (Erasmus, 1986, 107). He shows that he trusts God and Earthly things when he says, ‘“There is sufficient abundance of merits in Christ, and I have faith that the prayers and merits of the whole Church will benefit me, if only I am a true member of it.”’ (Erasmus, 1986, 109). In this story, Erasmus appears to be saying that it is more important to be part of the church and trust its people…

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    and didn’t care if you knew about it, she was really involved in the church she went to and called everyone that also went to the same church Brother/Sister. Most of the time she could bring a smile to all those around her, partly because she knew most of the people in the town. On exception she did put a lot of fear in some people like the story of when my father had to deliver freight to the place she worked. The guy my father talked to, to ask where to place the package and the person told…

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    work. As a teenager I belonged to youth group and the church choir that was constantly making plans to improve the music repertoire as well as attending weekend retreats. When I graduated from college I was fortunate to be selected for a scholarship to attend Seoul National University in South Korea. My journey in Korea began in the Spring of 1999 when I started attending an intensive course in Korean Language that lasted for a full year.…

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    my first summer church camp for the first time. I believe that these memories play a big role in making me the man I am today. When my brother and I were about three to four years of age, we would always go downstairs and steal the food out of the refrigerator and the pantry while our parents were asleep. My dad eventually…

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    altering to say the least. The church basically owns the minds of the community and dictates almost entirely what they should believe. If that belief is different than that of the church, they will need to be “cleansed” of the evil within. This is tough for anyone with whom knows their true self, but can’t express their true self. Alfie has a commitment to his church and he doesn’t seek to turn against it, just a hope they will accept him. He must fight the church in a sense to become his…

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    The great arrival of Italian immigrants in America was between 1900 and 1910. My grandmother was born in Benevento, Italy and lived there till the age of 29. She lived with her mother, father, brother and sister on a small farm where she would work for her family in the fields. Agricultural workers had few rights and unemployment ran high. Her family was poor and she had little opportunities in Italy. Her older sister met an American man who she soon married and together they left to live in…

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    over them. Luther believes this to be a lie, where in fact it is the exact opposite, the temporal state has authority over the spiritual. He supports this by claiming all Christians are spiritually equal, destroying the hierarchy within the Catholic church. He also uses scripture, specifically Romans 13:1-4 which states, “Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord’s sake, … for so is the will of God.” Because God wishes for us to abide by the laws of man, the temporal state has…

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    thinks his wisdom is maddening. Dill does not come this summer, because he has a new father. Dill's family may be introduced later. It remains unknown whether his family is as changeable as Francis described. Even Atticus left the children for two weeks because of an emergency session. Things around Scout changed greatly. Now she turns to Calpurnia for support. Calpurnia leads the children to First Purchase, a church for Negros. Some Negros like Lula does not welcome white…

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    Natalia Perez Father Jose Losoya Essay Question 11 October 2016 Essay Question #1 “In order to live the Gospel and share it with others we don’t need philosophy.” Evaluate this statement in the light of what is said in the Introduction and Chapters 1 to 3 of Fides et Ratio. Knowing that faith helps us to arrive at the truth of things, there are still some people who believe that in order to love the Gospel and share it with others we don’t need philosophy. The thing is that faith evolves…

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    suffered from depression but knows many people who have, I wonder about the ethics of such recommendations. Another staff member, Tim*, explains that Scientologists don’t believe in “mind-altering drugs” such as antidepressants. The controversial church, whose followers include Hollywood heavyweights John Travolta, Tom Cruise, Juliette Lewis and Elisabeth Moss, notoriously advocates a drug-free and a “silent birth”, in which mothers in labour avoid making noise, since it could have an adverse…

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