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    I wish to explore the questions of how do love, acceptance and community influence people’s expression of faith? Do these three things also affect seekers’ willingness to “give spirituality or religion another chance?” I note David Tacey’s view that, “Religion and spirituality face each other as paradoxical twins. Without religion, we have no organised way of communicating or expressing truth, no sacred rituals to bind individuals into living community. Yet without spirituality, we have no…

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    as intelligent progression in human-societal evolution(cite). It is not known with certainty how the first religions evolved or their precise origin, but it seems that many modern day religions “evolved” or developed from more archaic and pantheist faiths. There is evidence of hunter-gathering societies performing rituals, signifying some sort of belief-system(cite). In terms of where these beliefs stemmed from, can be attributed to the first-humans attempt to comprehend the world around…

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    The traditional folk practitioners are utilized as the primary health resources along with religious faith in God. There are different levels of folk practitioners used to treat illnesses, the first line being a family member followed by the community healer as the next option. Typically, Mexicans lack health insurance due to being recent immigrants,…

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    After my vacation time was over, I went back to my university. I was an active participator on church music; I pray with faith my life, I pray every day and thank God for all the blessings of my life. My parents were very proud of my Christian life and had right expectations for my future. In the midst of my semester, Around 8:00 pm, I felt the need to call my parents. I have…

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    say, the majority of worshippers don’t believe in God just to follow tradition. Everyone has a story and oftentimes the ones with the strongest faiths have been through a hell that was only traversable by believing in a heaven. Christianity, and religion in general, will always have a degree of respect from me for the passion it inspires and the healing it brings. That doesn’t change that I don’t believe in any of…

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    Confucianism and self identification, selfhood, in Taoism. The incredible diversity of beliefs that the average Chinese citizen adheres to, are almost surreal to me. I guess if one is brought up in this environment, they have no issues practicing these faiths and ways of living. The importance of “divination and ancestral rites,” (Nigosian 236) shall basically be maintained no matter what, as there strongest ethical code. Mostly associated with Confucianism, the expectations are those to…

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    Health Care Vs Religion

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    completely approve medical attention, and support it. However, other religions deny some health care services due to their personal beliefs. The three most outstanding religions that deny medical care are Jehovah's Witnesses, Christian Scientists and The Faith Tabernacle Congregation. Even though the denying of medical treatment affects adults as well, the major concern is on children. Because parents hold legal responsibility over their children, they are the ones who ought to make decisions…

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    In this case, I felt the conviction to pray for V.R.’s mother. I knew that was something the Lord was asking me to do, but I was lacking the courage to carry it out. Only after God gave me the courage of my conviction was I able to take the leap of faith and effectively follow “my know.” This process is something I hope to consistently allow God to take me through when I feel unable to follow “my…

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    that co-exist in the same culture. Therefore they both are expressed similarly to each other. Buddhism follows the eightfold path, which lead them to spiritual enlightenment and suffering. Jewish people beliefs are stated within the 13 principles of faith.…

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    All of my life, I have been a Catholic. Before I was even able to do anything on my own, I was baptized as a baby into this faith. Growing up, I went to church weekly with my parents and sisters. In my younger years, I never understood why I was here. It was hard for me to pay attention during mass. I didn’t care much for what an old Caucasian man had to say. But, for my parents’ sake, I sat quietly and did whatever I had to. It wasn’t until my later teenage years that I came to truly…

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