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    regarding the severance of church and state. Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson spoke out and taught about their views to others which completely went against the rules of the Puritans. The Puritans were strongly intolerant of other religions, or even members of their religion getting strange ideas, like Hutchinson and Williams. They had a society that the state and the church were one and the same. The bible was the lords revealed word; only through it does he directly communicate to human…

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    Though religion has led to an abundance of answers to ancient questions left answered, we are left to question the cost. Are rudimentary mappings of our universe and origins worth the means? Teaching tinsel morals, promoting close-mindedness, as well as supporting ethnocentrism. These negative effects are not visible in all cases of religious dogma, however, there is evidence that suggests that those who follow these ideals in a malicious manner can catalyze negative relations for the rest of us…

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    maintained to establish a social hierarchy, and one of these social categories is religion (Adam, 2013). Hence, the dominance of one religious group over another creates a hegemony, which is defined as “unconscious reproduction of dominant group norms, values, beliefs, [and] cultural forms carried on as part of everyday life” (Adams & Joshi, 2013, p. 230). In the United States, Protestant Christianity is the dominant religion, and this dominance of Protestant Christianity creates Christian…

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    views of Christian Apologetics related to Islam. Sections of apologetics In apologetic science, there are three main sections: The Theological, the Historical-Philosophical and the Natural Science. Theological apologetics The theme of theological religion studies is mainly the fundamental Christian truth of faith and life. It is not primarily an authority on the evangelism of the Bible and the Church but from the perspective of the intellectual, moral, cultural and other norms and standards,…

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    protect different religions, it still happens on a daily basis. People with different religions are discriminated against as evidenced…

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    rural villages were essentially the norm. In fact, many of these communities were small enough that each of the inhabitants knew each other on a personal basis. But what these communities all held in common was a strong association of morality with religion. As such, many laws of the early colonial period were served the purpose of enforcing Christianity. To many of the colonies, there was very little distinction between sin and crime. Any act considered evil by the bible was considered a crime…

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    Personal Ethical Issues

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    Being ethical has a lot to do with culture and religion. In some cultures, the head family member which most likely the father, will always have and always will be precise no matter what the circumstances are. In other cultures, some families rank themselves depending on hierarchy. In my case, My background…

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    Chapter two, Criticism and opinion of Hawaiian postcolonialism during 1940 to 1900s. Charles Reed Bishop lived in Hawaii without any rebellion, because he sent letter to his friend in America that “The king (Kamehameha V) behaves like a gentleman”. Moreover, when he reached to Hawaii for the first time, he was impressed how Hawaiian people were kind. However, Hawaiian people were suffered to postcolonialism. Bernice was criticised by local Hawaiian, because of marriage with American and she did…

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    Although religion and ritual may have been relevant in the context of the past, it is acceptable to view them as outdated, and irrelevant in today’s societal context, and hence useless. Religion and ritual have been of significant cultural importance throughout the history of mankind. However, in today’s science and technology driven society, such ‘traditions’ may be viewed as anti-modern and outdated by many. In a cultural perspective, religion and ritual stands as a firm pillar, which had been…

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    are different in various ways. The Enlightenment was a cultural movement that changed how individuals think and consider new ideas. In contrast, the Great Awakening was an upturn movement on many individuals to devote their commitment strictly on religion and they disagreed on the ideas that came from the Enlightenment movement. According to “Give Me Liberty,” it states “The eighteenth century witnessed a revival of religious fundamentalism in many parts of the world, in part a response to the…

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