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    of the church. He recognized the spiritual accomplishments of my parents for raising so many children to follow God and continue with their pilgrimage in Christianity. He also began reminiscing on…

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    The Fifth Mountain

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    Religion as a whole in the book can connect to Paulo Coelho’s pilgrimage that he embarked on but the faith of which stands out most. The pilgrimage serves as a journey of self realization and as a connection to God; this is why it is so prevalent in the book. The struggles of Elijah with his “destiny” and the conflicts he has with God can be related back…

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    The revolt of the Northern Earls was caused by the gentry: Northumberland and Cumberland against William Cecil. In the same way, Pilgrimage of Grace had a subsidiary cause of faction. Henry’s divorce with Catherine of Aragon and disinheritance of Mary alarmed the Aragonist faction. This implied that they would lose power in court without Catherin or Mary on crown. Northumberland and Cumberland demanded the return of political power in the north and wealth as this would ensure a restoration of…

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    Mansa Musa Research Paper

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    enemies, and was the most-able to do good for those around him. Under his rule, he increased Mali to twice the size of Ghana, developed a strong effective government bringing stability and peace to the region. He had exemplary leadership, and with his pilgrimage, put Mali on world maps. The Mali Empire was one of the richest and most lucrative in the world in the 14th century. It stretched from the Atlantic Ocean to the West to parts of the Niger river in the East. It amassed land from the…

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    The article of the “ Medieval Traveller Ibn Battuta was a Guest of the Jaffna King” and the passage of “The Sultan Of Ceylon” both illustrate the many travels of Ibn Battuta during the post classical period. These travels, illustrated throughout the article relate culturally, geographically and historically to the post classical period. The article begins by comparing Ibn Battuta to Marco Polo. Similar to Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta traveled throughout all through Europe as well as to Sri Lanka.…

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    person to go with him on his journey. Essentially, he wanted someone to die with him to help him with an account of his own life. Everyman was shocked when almost everyone he turned to said no. The importance of pilgrimages was the main point of this story. Everyman needed to go on this pilgrimage, or spiritual journey, to save himself from eternal damnation. This journey was necessary to show him that with good deeds and knowledge he could reach…

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    Question 1 The Benedictine abbey of St. Gall and the Cistercian Abbey of Fontenay both bear designs that reflect the monastic lifestyle which was defined by the 6th century Rule of St. Benedict. The monastic design of the abbeys is characterized by main features such as a church, dormitories meant for sleep, a caldarium, a cloister and a chapterhouse. The Rule of Saint Benedict called for monks to maintain a life of obedience, chastity and poverty. Furthermore, it also stated that monks should…

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    5 Pillars Of Islam

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    following Islam. The Five Pillars consists of Salat, Shahadah, Hajj, Sawm, and Zakat. Salat requires Muslims to perform the ritual prayer at least five times a day. The Shahadah is the profession of the Muslim faith. The Hajji is the traditional pilgrimage…

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    Nuns with dogs. Sycophant Friars. Wives with five husbands. The list continues with greedy, animalistic Pardoners and pimpled Summoners. Such money-driven individuals travelon a pilgrimage to Canterbury, a holy journey to celebrate the martyr Becket. Their titles and positions - often holy and elite - contradicts their actions and desires - selfish and corrupt. With such dynamic characters embodying the problems of the feudal system, Chaucer criticizes and reveals the flaws of the system. By…

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    crucial lens for viewing the Heian period. Specifically, the work provides a historical glimpse into the life of an aristocrat. Presented throughout Sarashina Nikki is a recount of Lady Sarashina’s experience as an aristocrat -- she embarks on pilgrimages to distant lands and takes service at the Court. Additionally, further indicative of Sarashina Nikki’s historical value, the work highlights the influence of Buddhism during the Heian period, aspects of Buddhist practices are threaded…

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