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    Jesus uses Christianity to tell those who believe in Christ that everyone is presented only one chance to live and once this chance is over the journey to the afterlife begins. Jesus also wants them to know that how they live their lives is up to them but requests one thing and that is to praise God. Controversially, Buddha uses Buddhism to tell those that believe in Buddhism that they may have to go through…

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    Worldviews of Christians The Christian worldview is one that many people around the world hold close to their hearts. This worldview is a view of love and hope and of redemption, and follows the teachings found in the Holy Bible as they are the Word of God. However, it has become apparent that some denominations don’t quite believe in the same foundations of the Christian worldview as others do. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, shares some core beliefs with this overall…

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    Martin Luther affected his society by putting Christianity in a good position. He also translated the bible from Latin to German. Let people believe that there are only two sacraments. He put Christianity in a good position by presenting Christianity in a very swell way which may people want to know more about that religion. The good thing about translating the bible was because people more people can read it and learn from it. The two sacraments that he let people believe that the only two…

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    Albert Camus contributed to a kind of writing consisting of Absurdism. In the book, The stranger, he used characters to demonstrate the absurdness in multiple ways. Albert Camus demonstrated how people who live by the rules of Christianity feel threatened by Meursault, the main character, because he doesn’t conform, in other words, he’s awkward. Meursault excludes himself from emotion in multiple events in the book, while most of the people noticed that he had minimal to no emotion at all.…

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    to be disabled to be different because everybody’s different (Tammet 201).” People need to realize everyone comes to understand things differently and this also goes for putting faith in God. Daniel shared how he came to know God and that many people are surprised to hear that he is a Christian. How did Christianity change Daniels understandings and interaction of individuals? When Daniel was younger, he came to realize that “everything” or the edge of existence was not a logical or…

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    skin color is disgraceful to God” (p. 501) then God has put down himself because according to the bible; mankind was made in the images of God. Throughout the essay, he questions the white man doctrine of Christianity base life. He uses Christianity as his tool to dispel racism. He says that people cannot call themselves Christians and persecute others, based on their skin tone, all in the name of Jesus Christ. He goes on to say that those who profess their love for God and…

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    analysis of religious fundamentals however should not be a process where one overthinks; rather it should be a process where just a few different aspects are compared to see basic similarity. The aspects being compared should be if there is a belief of a god, if there is belief that a religious figure lived on earth, and if there is a belief in written evidence. Noting similarities in all three of these categories will allow us to fully comprehend underlying similarities, and may shed some light…

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    In their simplest form, Jehovah’s Witnesses “strive to adhere to the form of Christianity that Jesus taught and that his apostles practiced” (“Jehovah’s Witnesses…”). Everyone knows of Jehovah’s Witnesses, for they are one of your friends or they have stopped by your door, but how many people know their true beliefs? Part of understanding their stray from Christianity, as well as their global influence, it is essential to learn about the history of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Jehovah’s Witnesses…

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    Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are three of the most influential world religions in history. While Christianity holds about 2 billion people, and Islam about 1 billion; Judaism has about 14 million. But these three religions are some of the most influential in the world. They are sometimes referred to as the “Abrahamic religions” because all their histories can be traced back to Abraham, and he is sometimes considered the father of these religions. While they may come from similar origins and…

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    Western Culture The effect of Christianity in Western Culture is exceptionally underrated in countless ways. The Christian Church often impacts education, healthcare, welfare, politics, art and many other cultural aspects in everyday life. Jesus spoke in The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37 NIV) and explained to his disciple what is expected out of him in order to obtain eternal life. He defined what a neighbor is which further instills the core of Christianity and instructs those…

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