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    This modules essay is a very intriguing and inspiring segment of the text. The religions that inspired this essay include Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity. The elements that will be discussed in detail will include a look at the common grounds that each religion might share, some similarities that may exist between the three faiths, an inspection of their distinctions, and uniqueness of each religious practice. Now that we have distinguished each topic that will be explicated on,…

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    Free Will In Theology

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    Free Will in Theology In the Christian faith, it is taught at a young age that God gave man free will in order to make one’s own decisions, however time and time again, both throughout history and the Bible, as well as other religious texts, that man abuses the power to make their own decisions and falls away from their gods in order to do what is superficially beneficial to themselves. From Eve being influenced by Lucifer and eating the apple of her own free will, to more modern examples of…

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    how exile is destroying the Jewish community and its future. Moreover, Brenner makes several mentions of the number of orphans in the refuge camp. Since there are many children without their parents they may not be able to learn the tradition of Judaism fully and carry it on. Similarly, in Sforim’s story, Reb Moshe’s daughter is unable to marry her Jewish fiancée due to the forced eviction and exile. This can also be interpreted as the separation Jewish family and thus Jewish communities. In…

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    Rachael Zinnecker Mrs. Lyke English 11-1 5 May 2017 A Guilty Conscience Creates Distance Hasidic Judaism has been common practice for many jews all over the world for many years. This particular sect of Judaism is known for the extremely conservative ways of life and their seclusion from society. Living in a Hasidic community came to be a challenge for author Chaim Potok as part of his writing style included language and descriptions of things the community frowned upon. Potok took how he felt…

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    right from wrong, the fear of an almighty God. Along the way bloomed four religions that dominated the world, known as – Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism. “According to Hebrew history narrated in Exodus, the second book of the Torah, the Hebrews became a nation and adopted a national god on the slopes of Mount Sinai in southern Arabia” (Ancient Jewish History). Judaism known to belief in a single powerful god, was led by Abraham who started his teachings in Jerusalem. A Jewish…

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    religion. These ideas and others were reflected upon after the interview process. I was surprised to learn that in his youth my dad’s Reform congregation merged with a Conservative congregation. I had never heard of this happening before. This merging of congregation created a situation where my dad could experience two types of Judaism. If someone gets to experience multiple perspectives on one religion it widens your perspective as a whole. My dad became more accepting of other views of…

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    I attended a Candle Lighting Shabbat at the Temple Israel of Brevard on August 26th. I found and chose this location because my friend has been a member of the temple for years and had invited me to come in the past, but I was never able to go. My expectations were that the people of the temple would be very nice and welcoming. I also felt that I would feel out of place since I had never been to a temple before. I also was convinced that I was bound to do something incorrectly. Additionally,…

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    understand just as much as their language. Understanding another religion other than a religion that I practice will help me connect with students of other faiths. I am not very familiar with the Jewish faith nor do I know a lot of people who practice Judaism. That is why I chose this cultural event to observe and witness. The temple that I visited is located in down town Colorado Springs near the US Olympic Training Facility. I contacted the temple prior to visiting to get permission to…

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    Modernity And Religion

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    The ability for anyone to practice their religion in America showcases the diversity and awe-inspiring power of freedom. Advancement in American technology has effects on all aspects of society including religion. Today America has instant access to copious amounts of information with the use of the internet and other media outlets. Religion is often the most scrutinized aspect of modern culture, but is also the backbone to modern American society. Though the effects of modernity have the…

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    violence, wars and conflict going on by those perpetuating the hateful and misconstrued beliefs and those who are trying to make a change for their country and the religion that they believe in. A third religion covered in the documentary is Judaism. While Judaism…

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