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    Introduction Throughout the course of this class, we have learned about numerous individuals and topics, which have had an immense influence on molding western civilization. It has been built upon the achievements of history’s greatest leaders, ideas and documents. The most important, however, was that of Greek mythology, the philosophies of Socrates, and Augustine’s, Confessions. From the beginning of the belief in higher powers, to the philosophical advances and growth of religion, it is…

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    The Eucharist is seen as memorial meal and sacrifice to the Catholic community. This memorial meal refers to the Passover that celebrate the freedom from the slavery the Israelites faced. This occurred after God communicated to Moses through the form of a burning bush to free the Israelites from Egypt’s tyranny. The pharaoh, Ramesses, refused to release his slaves. Latterly, God introduced a plague, water turned into blood. Ramesses still persisted on enslavement. Ramesses and his people…

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    Ignatius Research Paper

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    Ignatius was a contemporary of Peter and Paul. According to tradition, he was a friend of Polycarp, it is believed that John taught Polycarp and Irenaeus, therefore these men were all disciple of John. Tradition holds that Peter and Paul left instructions that Ignatius should be made a bishop. Subsequently, he was consecrated bishop of Antioch. Legend holds that Ignatius was one of the children that Jesus received and blessed when He said, let the little children come to me. When he was the…

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    The main argument of Henry John Drewal's article “Mermaids, Mirrors and Snake Charmers: Igbo Mami Wata Shrines” is that Mami Wata shrines, and the ideas surrounding them, were created from many outside influences, reinterpreted and repurposed. While many of the imagery, beliefs and practices surrounded Mami Wata are borrowed from other cultures and beliefs, they are not merely copies or imitations of those beliefs. Instead, Mami Wata worshippers have created something entirely new and unique by…

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    El Shaddai Case Study

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    donations went to. In 2009 Brother Mike opened the El Shaddai International House of Prayer, a 20 billion dollar worship structure. Brother Mike built it in metro Manila where he originally got his start on the radio. The new worship center has a seating capacity of 15,000 and with standing-room capacity of 25,000, and an overflow capacity of 200,000. This is one of the largest worship sites in Asia. (Wiegele…

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    rules over a significantly larger population that has typically come under their control involuntarily. Historical documents written during imperial rule are fascinating because they present varying and often conflicting perspectives that prompt contemporary readers to reflect upon the motives of ancient authors. This can be seen in Isaiah 45 of the Hebrew Bible, which describes Yahweh’s role in aiding the Persian Empire’s King Cyrus. This deliberate attribution of Persian victory to the…

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    but noted that his views continued to spread throughout France during the first part of the Century. The movement supporting Luther's ideas remained quite small until the late 1550's when the ideas of Jean Calvin in Geneva, demanding the right to worship spread to France. Following the death of King Henry II, who reigned in France between 1547 and 1559, France was left in disarray and with a court…

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    The Boff Brothers say that whenever a person’s life is threatened, they count on the power of God to lend his aid (Boffs 61). People can rely on God because he is passionate about his worship. He finds his worship pleasing as a search for justice and a turning to the needy and oppressed. An excerpt from the bible verse states that “Exod. I have seen the miserable state of my people in Egypt. I have heard their appeal to be free of their slave-drivers…

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    Occultism In Religion

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    "unlimited limit." Also it called "healing art" coming from "Umi" (God) and "Band" (group of men united for a common purpose). It is divided into various sects, with the "kimbanda" one. America is the fusion of African cults with Amerindian practices (worship of the sun, moon, earth, etc.), even taking elements of Catholicism. In later reforms Macumba (which is an exclusively Brazilian cult) is created. Occultism was practiced in the begging by many religions. They would offer praises to…

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    Bioethics In Buddhism

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    The worship and teachings of Buddhism has had a significant impact on individuals and the wider Buddhist community. Buddhism claims to be a way of life that avoids the extremes of denial and indulgence and proposes a middle way. This is a key tenet that all adherents must follow, in order to achieve nirvana, the ultimate goal for all Buddhists. Subsequently, there are many teachings and practices which guide Buddhist followers on how to live a life in attaining nirvana, that affect people…

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