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    The role of the Catholic Church is to go to the sociological and geographical peripheries of the world to join Jesus and people like Saint Teresa and Pope Francis. We are to make sure that everyone in the world hears God's Word, and that they know that they are not alone. Sociological peripheries are peripheries in human society. This type of periphery tells us to help the poor and homeless in America and other urban countries. Saint Teresa is a perfect example of serving in…

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    two of the earliest leaders in the church. Additionally, music entertainment, fireworks, and fairs are just some of the ways they celebrate. The Feast of the Assumption is dedicated to the day Mary ascended into Heaven. Moreover, a statue of the Virgin Mary is carried through the town to a ceremonial arch of flowers, where a group of people holding a statue of Christ awaits her arrival. Both statues are inclined toward each other three times, and then the Christ figure precedes the figure of…

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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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    currently show up for church services on Sundays and 400 on Wednesdays. The church is consistently adding and losing members, but predominantly the latter is true. Therefore, we have decided to call the operational definition the revolving-door and the back-door syndrome. The revolving-door syndrome represents members coming and leaving, and the church knowing why and when they left. The back-door syndrome represents members leaving, and the church not knowing why or when they left. The…

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    Measures/Imperial patronage to Christianity: As stated before, during Constantine's time as Emperor the benefits of imperial patronage to the christian community, and church were enormous. Most important is that Constantine gave signal to a kind of change in regime that would end up reaching down, and bringing up the Christian church as a force not to be trifled with in the imperial society as well as with the largely pagan Roman state. Then it becomes a question as to what kind of benefits he…

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    age 34 who was finally pushed to the edge of his patience after a innoxious protest was met with a ‘overwhelmingly harsh response’ from the Church authorities. Under normal circumstances Martin would have been killed for heresy, but thanks to the duke of Saxony, Frederick the Wise Martin is given immunity from the churches hands. In an attempt to show the Church powers the corruption that is prevalent Martin posted the Ninety-five Theses which was later reproduced and distributed across Germany.…

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    objected to the fact that the Church controlled what people were able to study, of what people were able to publish, and limited the sorts of things people could even chat to each other. The idea of humanism influenced the way people thought and looked at things in life, which causes people to question their own lives and the authority of the church. Bubonic plague a disease spread by fleas is considered one of the worst pandemics in human history. Huge speculation of the church authority…

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    holy place has a role on its beliefs. Architecture plays a major role in representing the example a church wants to set. It sets the foundation of what will become the sacred place of prayer. The settings of a Catholic church differ from that of a protestant church. For example, one of the first noticeable differences is the remarkable stained glass apparent in the Catholic church. The Catholic church has always been known for its artistry of design, there are many pillars and arches with…

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    From its beginning in 1517, the Reformation brought religious and political opposition from the Catholic church and from civil rulers. By 1546, many Protestants in Germany, Switzerland, and France were insisting that the people, not just kings and bishops, should share in political and religious policy-making. This idea influenced Calvin and his followers in…

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    ROC (Reach Out for Christ) program through seventh and eighth grader as well as Youth Group all throughout high school. During my freshmen and sophomore years, I also served as a leader for the ROC program and a few grade school retreats. As a junior and senior I moved up as a leader in my Youth Group program and lead as a head leader in my Youth Group in addition to co-rector on our Kairos retreat. Looking at all of this, I may come across as an individual whom attends church regularly, has a…

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