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    He created the political stability and wealth that allowed him to institute an educational system to educate his clergy Therefore, he created schools not for the general public, but for the monks so they can copy book from the Early Christian art. His clergy was responsible for creating a new, more compact, and more easily written and legible version of Latin called Caroline minuscule (Gardner’s pg. 317). This was able to increase the…

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    It light of recent news, I feel it my duty to address the heinous accusations which have been put forth by Simon Fish in his broad-sheet, A Supplication for the Beggars. Fish charges the church with numerous offenses, many of which hold no substance, nor proof, and reflects heretical ideals similar to those expressed by Martin Luther himself. The discontent that Fish has created within the commonwealth is unacceptable, but there is small sliver of truth in Fish’s statements, not in his…

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    During the late 18th century there was a revolution amidst the people of France to overthrow the corrupt absolute monarchy. Under this monarchy the King had the authority to do as he pleased. Influences of Enlightenment thinking made worthy contributions to the development of the Declaration of the Rights of Man, most notably from Jean Rousseau’s writings of The Social Contract. The Declaration of Rights of Man was an influential document of the French Revolution because its articles…

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    The Protestant Reformation The origin of religion can be traced back to the Ancient Near East. Religion itself is divided in three basic characteristics -monotheism, pantheism and polytheism. Thanks to these characteristics, many religions and different denominations appeared (“Origin of Religion”). Since around 330 C.E. monotheism was established as the dominant between them. The emergence of Catholicism and its monotheistic belief was supported by the Roman emperor Constantine I (Hunt…

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    Between the years 1750 - 1914, the American Revolution, French Revolution, and Haitian Revolution were all similar due to what sparked the revolutions and the social groups during, yet differed in the outcome of the revolutions. Between the years 1750 and 1914 the American Revolution the French Revolution and Haitian Revolution were all similar due to what sparked the revolution. The beginning of the start of these revolutions were mainly due to the over taxation of put in place by political…

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    separated the clergy from the laity. With Luther’s concept of the priesthood of all believers, the clergy were on the same level as the laity (H.L. 10/23/14). This had far ranging implications, as the clergy, being equal to the laity, could now marry, have children, and do everything the laity could do (H.L. 10/23/14). This concept also implied that religion was for everyone. Luther used this concept to emphasize the direct relationship between the laity and God; not with the clergy as a…

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    Funeral Costs People turn Kenneally Funerals Sydney’s funeral directors every day to aid them in planning a funeral, but how much does a funeral cost? The type of funeral services you require will impact on your funeral’s cost. Each funeral service is different and the cost that might be incurred are dependent on a number of factors. The following will give you a rough estimation of the type of services that can be provided by Kenneally Funerals Sydney. To receive a detailed quote by Kenneally…

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    The reformation is a 16th century movement for religious reform, leading to the founding of christian churches that rejected the popes authority. It was kicked off after some clergy were selling indulgences. These selling of abuses led Martin Luther, a german monk, to write the 95 theses, a list of complaints about the Roman Catholic Church and hammered them on a churches door in Wittenberg, Germany. Establishing the reformation. The reformation was highly significant because…

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    Reformation that was happening around the same time in the early sixteenth century (Britannica n.p.). The other way is of a reformation that sprung up from the Catholic Church itself as a result of criticism of the Renaissance popes and many of the clergy (Collinson, 105) (Britannica n.p.). People who take to this school of thought would refer to it as the “Catholic Reformation.” English historian A.G. Dickens put it best saying, “Was it not quite obviously both?” (Collinson, 105).…

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    Buddhism is a religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. Siddhartha Gautama lived about 2500 years ago in what is now Nepal and northern India. After undergoing a profound realization of the nature of life, death, and existence, Gautama became known as "the Buddha," which means "awakened one.” The Buddha taught people how to realize enlightenment for themselves through direct experiences, not through beliefs and dogmas like in other religions. Although Buddhism was founded in…

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