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    The wellsprings of Judaism and Hinduism are suitable around 4,000 years of age. Buddhism ascended out of the lessons of a solitary Hindu teacher more than two thousand years prior. All three have changed and developed over the centuries, and are all still thriving in current times. Hinduism is a religion among individuals in India and Nepal. It 's thought to be the third biggest religion on the planet. Hinduism is polished by Hindus who have faith in a preeminent being who is thought to be…

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    dominated by traditional culture and other representing Christian- influenced culture that has began to replace the tradition. In novel, the protagonist Waiyaki is trying to use education that is knowledge to resist the power of white men’s government. Circumcision is the another issue highlighted by Ngugi. Ngugi questions such superstious and rootless rituals of natives. It is a ritual created by patriarchal society in which especially women are forced to pass through it, to prove the so-called…

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    The authors, Mead, Hill, and Atwood describe the beginnings of Judaism as a branch of the Christian religion. Throughout time, these religions have altered and shifted, both growing and blossoming in their own way. In my opinion, the most unique belief of Judaism is that in their eyes, Jesus was not the Messiah. Being a Christian, I was taught in my church that Jesus is the embodiment of God and that he was brought to the Earth to sacrifice his life for our sins and to expand the word of the…

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    At this time in history, the city of Dan was known as Laish and historically the city's name did not change to Dan until 1200BC. This is a time difference of 885 years when Abraham goes to the city of Dan compared to when it was actually named Laish. Following the rescue, Lot along with his family moved to Sodom. Because of the wickedness of the city two angels make themselves known to Lot and warn lot to leave Sodom for they are going to destroy the city and the residents within. Recorded in…

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    Social Injustice Rough Draft The term “Social Injustice” is often referred to as the mistreatment of a group of people. Police brutality, the One-Child policy in China and human trafficking are just a few of many. Social Injustice can happen anywhere and anytime. It has on effect on everyone in some way. Whether it happen halfway across the world or nearby, it still has a negative impact on everyone. There has always been debate over US involvement in other country’s social injustices to help…

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    The War on Female Genital Mutilation The term “Social Injustice” is often referred to as the mistreatment of a group of people. Police brutality, the One-Child policy in China and human trafficking are just a few of many. Social Injustice can happen anywhere and anytime. It has on effect on everyone in some way. Whether it happen halfway across the world or nearby, it still has a negative impact on everyone. There has always been debate over US involvement in other country’s social injustices…

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    Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann raise an important point. They say societies concepts of reality and its relationships have to be impressed forcefully on each individual of the new generation, even if impressing is done in an unpleasant way e.g circumcision or western schooling. Since humans are often lazy and stupid these assumptions have to be simplified into easy formulas which can be learned, in ways which might routinise or even trivialize them, a process which can be seen in western…

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    an actual place of punishment, but it is clear that it is only used (even in reference to the righteous) when they are faced with some unhappy situation, which they interpret as divine judgment. Furthermore, a slight change occurred in how Sheol is presented in the prophets. There, it is often associated with prophetic judgments, punishment and suffering for the wicked. As the OT closes and we move to the NT, the term Sheol disappears, and a new term “Hell” is introduced. What had happened to…

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    In Amy Chua’s book, Day of Empire, the main emphasis is how hyperpowers rise to the top, achieving global dominance, and how they fall off the global plateau. She writes about a theory that she believes is the secret to global dominance, and provides examples to further prove her theory. Chua believes the secret is to be as tolerant as the empire/nation can possibly be, and to obviously not be extremely intolerant. Empires should be tolerant of race, religion, and other cultures, and attempt to…

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    Commentators believe that Galatians may have been one of Paul`s earliest letters, possibly written around 54-55 A.D. from Ephesus. Paul identifies himself as an Apostle of Christ. Comparing the opening of Paul’s letter to the Galatians to his other letters we see that it is unique among the seven undisputed Pauline letters. Paul opens this letter by announcing that he is an apostle of Jesus Christ, not by human appointment or authority, but by divine revelation. He is being utilized…

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