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    Inquisition Vs Reformation

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    the end, the Reformation created a divided Europe, left in chaos, but it was not all bad. It produced many martyrs, role models, and saints. It also did in the end help the Church to refine itself, and do away with many corrupt practices like the indulgences. The inquisition helped keep Spain from losing too many of its people, or its Catholic identity, but it wasn’t all good. The torture they used was not moral, and many innocent people were subject to interrogation. In the end, I think that…

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    Dorian finds himself staring at the horribly altered portrait one last time, and a rush of regret begins to come over him. He realizes that his self-indulgence leads him to the state of sadness he falls into. After shattering his mirror, and while reflecting back on his past he…

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    The Defensor Pacis was written by a man named Marsilius who came from an Italian town called Padua. He wrote the book in 1324. This book is his biggest achievement as an author because it helped the reformation ages progress further and the protestants with improved ideas on how to improve the states and church, explained by different chapters Marsilius wrote. The main idea or thesis of this passage is that peace is everything and you should do anything possible to fight for your peace.…

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    Geoffrey Chaucer’s Pardoners Prologue which I chose for the text analysis was one of the most ridiculous and outstanding tales I have ever read since I have been here in college. Written in the thirteenth-century, Chaucer’s does a good job at painting a picture looking into what life was during the medieval ages. The Pardoners Prologue is basically that of a Pardoner that would go around towns and sell documents signed by bishops granting pardon to sinners, usually the poor. In doing so, the…

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    Transformation of the Western Hemisphere Humanism is an intellectual movement, which began in Italy. Humanism focuses on worldly subjects not just religious ideas. The humanist’s movement was during the time of the renaissance era. During this era, many culture, education, and arts began to revive themselves. The culture in the European times began to thrive again too. Great things were happening except for the Protestants that rejected the church, so there were religious problems during this…

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    I would describe my cultural identity as fairly mainstream, white, male, from a working class family, middle class, American born, and first generation college student Gen Xer. I am someone who holds traditional Christian values, but is not as conservative as say many from my parents’ generation. As mentioned, I grew up in a working class household in eastern WA. My family earned a living in agriculture; therefore, hard work was an important value for me from a young age. I shared my…

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    Fichte: streamlined by Henrich There are numerous speculations as to the origins of the self. However, what was once a common perception has been challenged and built upon from the work of philosophers. His observations distance themselves from many others, while omitting important facets as well. “Simplified” by Henrich, the procedure of Fichte’s thought can still be harrowing to follow, although it allows for more streamlined understanding. This is both a benchmark in history and a valid form…

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    in the late sixteenth century. I would have likely been baptized Catholic and more than likely have been poor. I would have bought indulgences to save myself and my loved ones. I would have never read the Bible and would not known what was happening during the mass. I think that I might have fallen for a different religion that said that I do not have to buy indulgences and that I could actually understand what was going on during mass. I think that I might have converted to Protestantism. I…

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    revolution that was dissatisfied with the church and its practices. It had political, economical and social effects. According to Luther, whom was the greatest leader of that period stated that the clergy’s being engaged in the selling and buying of indulgences was…

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    The Norse deity I decided to do for my character analysis on, is the ever deceitful Loki. He is a clever and cunning figure in Norse mythology, he played an important role in the death of Baldur. Loki is also known for being very malicious and only cares about self-gain. Although, he has proven that he can be quite helpful in times of certain need. The aspects I chose for Loki were clever and cunning, self-indulgent, and powerful or mystical. My main point of this essay is to show you how…

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