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    The Islamic Faith

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    I choose to complete my report on the Islamic faith because I feel that it is a relevant topic. It seems like every time I turn on the news or visit a news website, I am met with articles about the Islamic faith. I don’t think people fully understand what the religion stands for and only think about a few radical sectors of the religion. I think when most people think of Muslims they think of a radical group or terrorist. This is very unfair because most Muslims are very peaceful and tolerant of…

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    films have become part of the American culture, and many films from the US show how Americans think and feel about certain trends or ideas. American films are accurate representations of what America is to outsiders, and we do take pride in our work. American film is very popular among people worldwide. Many big film companies extend their greatest works…

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    He then juxtaposes this idea of “good”-ness with a societal concept of morality, being “washed clean of sin.” He combines the two of these–being “good” and being “clean of sin”–to suggest that, contrary to popular belief, the two can be reconciled to one another. This suggests that morality, even that which is found through literature, is not as clear as being one thing or another. It also underscores the importance of that self-discovered morality, though…

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    CHAPTER #6: ANSWERS RELATED TO OUR QUEST FOR HAPPY LIFE! 82. What is Pilate’s or the modern man 's behavior? • Deep emergence in all materialistic culture aspects of living and ‘preoccupation’ with conformism additionally incapacitates low level ‘susceptibility’ for the relevant influences in Spiritual Infants commonly known as ‘Humans’. Consequently, Terrestrial Humans, in general, cultivate no interest for ‘phenomena’ which convey profound meaning. Also, Cosmically Ignorant and blind-folded…

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    their family. Religion makes up a person’s identity, but so can there gender. Goldenberg (1996) reveals the role of women’s identities during the Holocaust and states, “Women’s memoirs yield anecdotes that demonstrate women’s resourcefulness in the hells of the ghetto and camps” (p.78) Although this is particularly referring to instances during the Holocaust it reigns true post-Holocaust as…

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    threatened him before the murder: “We drove him out past Wal-Mart. We got over there, and he starts grabbing my leg and grabbing my genitals. I was like, “Look, I’m not a fucking faggot. If you touch me again you’re gonna get it.” I don’t know what the hell he was trying to do but I beat him up pretty bad. Think I killed him.”(88). Aaron knew nothing of Matthew’s beliefs, views, and opinions on anything; he only knew Matthew was gay. Sexuality based violence such as this is still pervasive in…

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    religious movement. The colonists felt that as the colonies matured they began to lose their religion, which spurred the movement. The American colonies were in disarray with neither the Southern, Middle, nor Northern colonies having much of their culture in common. The Puritan faith dominated much of the New England colonies, the Church of England had much authority over the South, and the Middle colonies were overrun with a variety of congregations such as Quakers and Mennonites. Two of the…

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    96. What is Pilate’s or the modern man behavior? • The current period of development is like a final station for dark karma on the ‘Road Towards The Light’. All people must finish with experiencing misfortune, which can happen only IF & WHEN they stop creating a dark way of being. For this reason, there is a colossal ‘quantity’ of both primitiveness and intellectuality manifested in these zones. Masses of opposites meet and collide. Mental explosions occur everywhere and all the time, between…

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    they wanted a job or to enroll their children in school (Khosravi, 2015). Their books, music, and clothing were considered contraband and they had to hide them in their homes (Khosravi, 2015). Kurdish people are known for their oral traditions. Most popular oral traditions are epic poems called lawj, and they often tell of adventure in love or battle (Khosravi, 2015). Dengbej refers to a musician who performs traditional Kurdish folk song (Khosravi, 2015). Furthermore, Dengbej is best known for…

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    The Ottoman Turks

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    Describe the rise of the Aztecs and their religious beliefs. How did they represent a continuation of previous cultures and what were their unique contributions? Over 1,000 different gods were worshipped by the Aztecs and they believed in 13 heavens and 9 hells. The Aztecs also believed that the gods controlled all life from the moment you were born until you died. Because of this belief they had to always please the gods. In order to…

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