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    Kurdish Nationalism

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    Kurdish nationalism was perceived as another attempt to reinforce Islamic dominance over other religious communities in the area. These religious minorities rejected Kurdish nationalism during this period. While a majority of the Kurds in the region were devotees of Sunni Islam, a sizable minority, twenty-five percent, were adherents to other religions, including Shi’a Islam, Yezidism, Ahl-i-Haqq, Alevism, Christianity, and Judaism (McDowall 10-1). With such…

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    Is it strange that America’s youth can go their entire middle school period without hearing a prayer on school grounds? Schools and the government have become increasingly restrictive of religion when it comes to education. This has caused a large amount of opposition and controversy. There are many reasons behind the restrictions however what the most important question is not why prayer is not allowed in public schools but should prayer be allowed in public schools. The prayer restrictions…

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    Minority Experience In my situation with my minority experience trying to identify with the majority aspect of my identity was kind of difficult. Just because it was kind of opposite for me. The majority of the people around me in Clinton, SC identify with Christianity. For myself, I do not identify with anything. I view myself as my spiritual rather than religious, because it is not that I don’t believe or do not have a personal relationship with God. It is the fact that I have never been to…

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    Religious Diversity Paper

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    cultures and diversities in religion. Dating back to 1500 BC, There existed 4 categories of people namely Brahmins, Kshatriyas, vyshyas and shudras in the society (mentioned in the decreasing sequence of their social hierarchy). The shudras/untouchables were typically designated as labor class and performed menial jobs. Islam came to India during the 7th century with the advent of traders from Middle East coming to India is search of business. This addition of a new religion in Indian culture…

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    Growing up religion has always been a very diverse topic throughout the nation. There are a tremendous number of different religions, beliefs, and opinions that someone cannot just simply satisfy everyone’s outlook. Throughout time the wide number of differences is not only spreading through our nations, but also in our school systems. In the past, schools have always been extremely positive towards religious beliefs in school, but now because of many diverse changes their opinions do not matter…

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    Sunni-Shiite Conflict

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    founded two branches of the Islamic religion. Sunnism and Shiism are the two main sects in Islam, which have been in conflict for more than a millennium. The Sunni Muslims believe the first four Caliphs rightfully took the place of Mohammed as the leaders of Muslims. They recognize these caliphs as genuine religious leaders. Shiites, in contrast, believe the only ruler and legitimate successor of Mohammed is Ali, the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Mohammed. Religion is at the heart of the…

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    Our world’s major religions all profess to be based in love and peace. Each religion observes a higher power or several higher powers that they believe are all knowing, omnipotent, and authoritative over mankind. It’s not just what each religion believes that is different: it’s the way each religion approaches topics such as gender, ethnicity, politics, and power. Regardless of which religion is really the ‘true religion’, the same principles of sociology apply to all faiths. Society at large…

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    Prayer In Public Schools

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    system. I believe it does not have to be explained why they called for such a ruling. While it is true that, in the past, prayer was allowed in schools, this was due to the U.S. being almost entirely Christian. Now we have much more diversity in our religions or lack thereof. Many people have tried to combat this decree so that prayer may, once again, be allowed in schools. However, almost every single time the topic is brought up, people advocate against it and drop all notions of the idea.…

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    Engel Vs Vitale Analysis

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    prayer and requiring all students to say it. The majority stated that allowing students to absent themselves from this activity did not make the law constitutional because the purpose of the First Amendment was to prevent government interference with religion. The issue before the court was on the establishment Claus of the first amendment of the federal law, which was also included in the fourteenth amendment of the New York state constitution and violation of separation between…

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    Daniel Lefkowitz Analysis

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    Daniel Lefkowitz article explores the ways the media explores the role of the news in perpetuating racism and prejudice between minority ethnic groups. In the article Van Dijk states, “Media plays a complex role in the production and reproduction of prejudice” (246). Media has always played a huge impact on everybody around the world. The reason why crime rate is increasing is because media has always had a way of interpreting their understanding of individual’s life. Lefkowitz states, “To fully…

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