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    They would try to force their religion and their way of living on the Indians, like Franciscan. His mission was to convert the Pueblo Indians to Christianity. The Pueblos originally accepted the conversion seeing the advantage of the alliance, gaining more crops and protection from nomadic war. Everyone knows that alliances don’t last long…

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    King Louis IX is a French King that reigned in the 13th century. He became king at a very young age. Louis was raised by a very godly mother. He was a very kind-hearted king. His actions were quite unexpected from a king. He was very Christian and his actions matched both his personality and beliefs. King Louis IX’s life was fully dedicated to God, thus making him a great king (Delmore). Louis was born on April 25, 1215 in the castle of Poissy near Paris. He was crowned king at age twelve,…

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    lines of Silicon Valley. The epicenter for this booming city is wrapped around East London. Whenever we talk about tech clusters we either visualize New York City or San Francisco. This was the scenario a decade back then New Yorkers and San Franciscan were the sought…

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    The Coahuiltecans assisted in establishing the community. The relationship between the other Natives, the Apache and Comanche, with the settlers was unwelcoming. The Spanish sent Franciscans who were responsible to protect the Natives and convert them to the Catholic church. The Natives were a big part of the missions they were introduced to the Spanish language and Catholic religion of the settlers and later blended to create a diverse…

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    The church and the crown were the institutions that allowed the complete assimilation of the natives of Mexico. The crown allowed the Constiquadores to do the dirty work. After the crown sends it people to administrate it. Finally it sent the church to use its spiritual power to convinces the natives to assimilate. The church had two arms of the clergy. The regular clergy was the spiritual and missionary, advocated and defended the natives. The secular clergy was the material, organization, and…

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    The philosophical thought that developed in societal culture from the hero/saint concept and conversion has shifted unto a romantic and enlightenment pattern of change. Paving the way into the renaissance period of history, Saint Francis adds the concept of romantic love, the amor, person to person relationship that transcends the idea of Saint Peter’s concept of kenosis love, unconditional love. Joseph Campbell stated that the “love come from the meeting of the eyes was of a higher spiritual…

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    A famous religious figure, Joel Osteen, once said “ The moment you ask for forgiveness, God forgave you. Now do your part and leave the guilt behind ”. This quote is largely related to the religious theme of the book Angela’s Ashes written by Frank McCourt. The book displayed an autobiography of Frank’s life through his eyes from the time before his birth till he reached adulthood. Throughout his life, his family and he had faced many problems such as starvation. Frank sought religion as a way…

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    While Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s ambitions were established to centralization, also wanting a military purification. These actions however do not constitute the definition of unification. Berry attempts to differentiate Hideyoshi from Nobunaga’s terrors “threaten all the lords of his day” (70) while offering Hideyoshi’s separation from radical policies (121, 126, and 144) for the commoners to that of conservative ones for the daimyo (159-161). Berry contemplates Hideyoshi’s actions as radical and…

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    Father John Christopher Drumgoole is considered to be one of the greatest benefactor’s to society. Fr. Drumgoole worked relentlessly to improve society, and his efforts have changed the lives of thousands of children, especially orphaned or homeless newsboys. His understanding of and compassion for the underprivileged stemmed from difficulties he endured in his own life. He greatly worked to improve the lives of those children through faith and personal experience. Fr. Drumgoole was born and…

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    interfere with his plan. When Paris told the Friar about his plans to marry Juliet, the Friar was further involved in the situation. If he decided to marry Juliet to Paris, while she was already married to Romeo, he would be disobeying his role as a Franciscan Friar. When Paris comes to his home to tell the Friar the news, the Friar tries to explain why marrying Juliet isn’t a good idea. He says that there isn’t much time to plan a wedding, and reminds Paris that he didn’t ask for Juliet’s…

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