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    Rise Of Monasteries

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    During the eleventh century as castles were being built across France and banal lordship was appearing, monasteries were undergoing expansion. Monasteries could be dated as far back as the fifth century in Gaul, but around the eleventh and twelfth centuries, monasteries adapted a different role in society, especially in England. These new roles were given to them after many old and ruined monasteries were rebuilt, giving new life to those who lived inside them. The reformed monasteries were…

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    The Importance of Martyrs in Defining Shi’a Islam Today 10-20% of the world’s Muslim population is Shi’a Muslim . Shi’a Muslims have always been the minority within the Muslim community. The Shi’a Muslims believe that the bloodline of Muhammad should have determined who led the Muslim community. They believe that Ali, the prophet’s cousin should have led the Muslim population after Muhammad’s death. Shi’a Muslims follow the leadership of the imams. Imams are the leaders of the Islamic…

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    The text is an account of Viva Perpetua, an educated woman of high social standards and felicity, a servant along with fellow Christians. Perpetua was just twenty-two years. She narrated and recorded her experiences as Christian martyr to write a whole series of her martyrdom . Martyrdom is the act of someone suffering persecution and death for advocating, renouncing, refusing to renounce, or refusing to advocate one’s religious belief as commanded by an another party. Perpetua and Felicity…

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    Justin Martyr or Saint Justin to the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox Churches, was a Christian apologist and an interpreter of the theory of Legos. He wrote many apologies and dialogs however all but three are lost. Justin Martyr was born in 100 AD at the city of Flavia Neopolis, now known as modern day Nablus north of Jerusalem. He was raised in a Pagan home and believed the pagan beliefs. Justin wrote about how he was unsatisfied with his current…

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    I have enjoyed reading all the passages and commentaries about the first Christian martyr, Stephen. It has really been eye opening and God has showed me some amazing things through this study. Before I get into anything I just want to summarize what I read. In the book of Acts, early church members in the church in Jerusalem were giving their money freely to help the poor. But this caused a bit of a problem because the church was growing so fast that some of the widows in the community were…

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    Most people know Stephen as the first martyr of the Christian faith, but I believe that we also should remember how great he was before his martyrdom. Stephen was described as a man that was full of God's grace and power, that alone is a description worth striving for. In addition to this, the first mention of Stephen in the Book of Acts records him as a man who performed many signs and miracles among the people, yet another description that is worth striving for. Throughout the short time that…

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    strengthen the religion she praised (Rudolf, 88). At the time when blessed virgin Leoba was pursuing her quest for perfection in the monastery, Boniface was being ordained by Gregory, Bishop of Rome and successor to Constantine. Boniface was a holy martyr and was honored for his refusal in worshipping the Roman god’s, so he was given…

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    And a full cup (of wine). (34) (Year published:2015,Page title: Just Islam : Does the Quran really promise Islamic martyrs 72 virgins?;Just Islam : Does the Quran really promise Islamic martyrs 72 virgins?,Website name: http://www.justislam.co.uk/product.php?products_id=216)…

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    The importance of martyrs to Shi’a Muslims can be seen even in modern times. The idea of martyrdom and the story of Hussein and Yazid played an important role in the Iranian Revolution, by encouraging people to become a part of the revolution. It is important to know that in Iran 90-95% of its population is Shi’a Muslims. Shi’a Muslims know the story of Hussein and understand the importance of his sacrifice. This sacrifice can be seen when analyzing the Iranian Revolution. The Iranian…

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    life, sacrificing like a martyr, his own true belief for the sake of his innocent and ignorant parishioners” (Mancing). The priest San Manuel Bueno lives a lie his whole adult life because he becomes a priest in a village, but he doesn’t even believe in Christianity and is sacrificing his own religion. According to Angelita, San Manuel Bueno religion is “mine consists in consoling myself by consoling others, even though consolation” (Unamuno). San Manuel Bueno is a Martyr because he loves the…

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