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    topic I researched (criteria people must meet in order to reach the afterlife of their religion), I found that with the religions I researched - Christianity, Hinduism and Scientology -, Christian and Hindu both have sacred writings/scripture that talk about how they should live their…

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    St. Teresa of Avila St. Teresa of Avila was born on March 28, 1515 in Gotarrendura, Spain. During her early life, from a young age her mother Beatriz de Ahumada y Cuevas, made sure to raise her daughter as a pious Christian. Meaning that she wanted Teresa to be deeply devoted to God. Around the age of seven years old, Teresa was fascinated by the saints and martyrs and their devotion. Inspired by them, Teresa would often pray in silence and give alms to the less fortunate. Joining Teresa and…

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    they also celebrate other important days concerning other gods. Over the five-day span of Diwali, Hindus celebrate the return of Lord Rama, the birthdays of many gods and goddesses, and the deaths of some demons (Canton). Hinduism is a polytheistic religion, so it makes sense that its holidays reflect this polytheism. In contrast, Christmas celebrates Jesus’s birth as the coming of the Messiah, the sole savior of Christians. Another difference between the two holidays is how they have been…

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    which also consider the brutal conquest of the Americas and the enslavement of the natives as an utterly unethical and immoral act. There were many influential religious figures that were advocates for the rights of the natives. Often they used religion as a vector to display the immorality of actions taken by the Spaniards and Portuguese in the Americas. Fray Las Casas advocated for the human rights of the Indigenous, for he believed that the actions taken by the Spaniards were deplorable.…

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    class to further extenuate my intellectual and spiritual capacity in the context of the relationship between women and religion. I aspire to take this class simply to learn and understand religion, to employ the interdisciplinary skills embedded within the course, to gain global and cultural insight, and to strengthen my conversation skills on the topic(s). Considering that religion is one of the most powerful social and cultural forces in human history, I believe that connecting that to my…

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    The human (homo sapiens sapiens) species initially appeared a little over 100,000 years ago. The species has continued to thrive as a whole ever since—expanding the impact of their abilities year after year. In order to understand the sociological evolution of the human species, one must first and foremost understand the basic origins of their sociological patterns. A good question to begin with would be: what events/circumstances prompted the start of hunting and gathering societies? The study…

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    Religious Hypocrisy in Candide The concept of religious hypocrisy exists throughout the history of civilization and has led to strong opposition against organized religion. This theme was commonly addressed in the Enlightenment period, when Europeans began to evaluate the consequences of oppression caused by the Roman Catholic Church. Among these Europeans was a rebellious intellectual, Voltaire, who openly criticized the religious system in his literature. An example of his work is…

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    Essay On Prayer In School

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    first amendment, every American has the right to freedom of religion which should include prayer even in public schools. In early times students were forced to say Christian prayers and recite the bible. Here, any prayer should be permitted of any religion. If the student wishes not to pray, they don’t have to. Ever since June 26, 1962 prayer in public schools has been outlawed. (Andryszewski 4). Everyone has a right to practice a religion and many benefits can come from prayer in school such as…

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    Judith Thomson Abortion

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    Is abortion defendable? So many different view and opinions arise from this question. Who are we to say that it is morally right or wrong? Judith Thomson has formed the people seeds analogy that supports the woman 's right over her body. Altogether, Judith Thomson has valid and controversial arguments. Thomson has proposed her people seeds analogy. Thomson says, "Again, suppose it were like this: people-seeds drift about in the air like pollen, and if you open your windows, one may drift in…

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    preach. But they should teach kids about religion.” Linda K. Wertheimer focuses on why teaching religion in schools is important and how it will affect society; however, she declines to preach religion in school. Obviously, religion plays a huge role in the development of our society, and one cannot imagine the world without religion, so there is a need to teach and make the students be aware of religion. A broad and effective program of objectively teaching religion can build understanding.…

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