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    foundations .The breakdown between the aristocrats and the monarchy occurred over time, and for various reasons. One of these reasons is the highly self-destructive court culture. It was a culture that prided itself on the appearance of magnificence, and indulgence in its vices. La Princesse de Clèves gives us a rare look into court culture from the eyes of an outsider adapting to it. The fixation of courtiers on love entanglements, and the lengths they go to get what they want immediately…

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    1. Martin Luther was a German monk and a teacher of theology. He was troubled about the possibility of not going to heaven. He led a very strict life, but was more worried about committing sin. Luther read the writings of early Christian theologians, including St. Augustine, and the Bible. He then created a theory of truth only faith not good deeds could bring person redemption and that no good works, rituals, etc. would save a person if they did not believe. 2. He believed that only faith could…

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    The Black Death had undermined people’s faith in the Church because it was viewed as a punishment given by God. The plague began in Messina, a city on the coast of Sicily, in 1347. It had rose quickly, raging across Italy and rapidly spreading throughout Europe. It had no qualms against killing the wealthy, land-owning, and the devout. This capacity to kill just about everyone resulted the breakdown of society and widespread panic. Desperate to be spared, they turned to Catholic Church for help.…

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    John Bargh’s theory of automaticity stipulates that our behavior is governed predominately by subconscious cognitive processes. Therefore, in order for an attitude to elicit deliberate action, it must be brought into our conscious awareness. This activation process relies on memory cues, or mental “tags,” created most effectively through emotional experience. For this reason, the power of advertising lies in the premeditated association of symbols with emotion, which serves to reflect societal…

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    how change has happened through these events. First of all the reformation was one of the most important changes for the Catholic Church. At that time the Catholic Church was going through corruption and the church got a lot of money from indulgence, which is when someone pays money or a fine for church so god can atone for their sins. A main figure during that time period known as Martin Luther an educated man who could read Latin and translated the bible for commoners to realize that…

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    rights; fredom and liberty have been fought for not given. I understand that we have a lot of choices as far material things are concerned, we are often fighting for or against "Liberty and Justice for all" in the United States of America. The indulgence is part of all the choices we have as consumers, and our geograchical mobility allows to move freely around the United States and most of the world. The high score in masculinity shows…

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    Aristotle Virtue Essay

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    Aristotle defined virtue as achieving excellence through fulfillment of a certain function. He stated that people are born with the opportunity to have virtues but they must act accordingly throughout their function. Any function that is good and well must possess some sort of end objective which is what a person is in search of, and it’s through the activity of the soul that a function may achieve what it is searching for. Aristotle believes that anything that can move has a soul, which…

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    the contrary of peace. Therefore, it is always a sin” (Encounters, pg. 110). I stated earlier that the Pope was able to convince the followers of Christianity to submit into the crusades because it would relieve them of their sins by receiving indulgences in return. That alone contradicts the any and all things the Pope states because if you commit a sin in order to receive a lesser punishment on your already previously committed sins then that is a double negative. To a certain extent that is…

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    When one thinks of India, the endless diversity is noticeable. The significant difference in culture is evident throughout India. Considering territories there are 29 states, geographically from Everest to Desert and land surrounded by the Indian Ocean. India is a country with 22 official languages and so many local languages. Certainly, India is a country with various subcultures and numerous cultural values. At the same time, the country with population one side rooted to India’s own…

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    Before the invention of the printing press, only monasteries, education institutes, and the extremely rich had books. It was a painstaking process to create a book because one had to measure and outline the page and then copy the text from another book. The invention of the printing press in 1445 by Johannes Gutenberg allowed for more books to be reproduced at a much quicker rate and for them and their information to be spread to people all over the world (Head). The invention of the printing…

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