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    Identifying himself as a Pilgrim, Dante Alighieri passionately conveys his faith, hope, and love of God in his phenomenal poem, the Divina Commedia. Via his journey to the Paradise through the Inferno and Purgatory, Dante the Pilgrim inserts lots of biblical and historical references to emphasize his Christian values, moral standards, and most importantly the doctrine of justification by faith (Sola Fide). By establishing a world where dead sinners (especially the famous one in the history and…

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    Hawaii is the fiftieth and final state that has joined the United States of America. It has untamed oceans and jungles. Animals roam the beautiful, picture perfect landscape. The people who lived on the islands have had a culture that extended from the Polynesian islands to the western and southern edges of Asia. They respected the land, ocean, and everything that it provided. Their religion is polytheistic, which means they believe in many gods. Behind the beautiful scenery of islands,…

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    Sophocles’ plays Oedipus Rex and Antigone present the Greek city state of Thebes in turmoil as citizens attempt to deal with the problems created by their leaders’ questionable actions and decisions. The chorus of Antigone presents the concepts of paternalism and anarchy in opposition in order to depict Antigone as ironically trapped between the edicts of two paternal figures: her uncle the king Creon and the ultimate father--Zeus. Throughout Antigone, Sophocles establishes anarchy as a…

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    Sociological is the study of events, trends and relationship in human societies. We can learn the principles that societies used to survive, how they develop and which factors that strengthen or weaken them through all these studies of human social relationship and institution. Basic principles are one of the characteristics of Islamic Sociological Theory. As what we know, Allah SWT is the Creator, the Ruler and the Lord that creates human in this universe. He also provided a temporary home in…

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    Jayden king Billington Greek mythology 29 march, 2016 Greek Mythology one base of our religion Religion has always been a center point of hope, strength, and love in our history. Religion has given us hope over the centuries always something to turn to when our lives get too hard for us to handle. People being who they are, and human nature being what it is, we will find a way to misuse it. What can be used to be a focus for strength and hope now we’ll turn it to hatred and fear. For…

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    Like a set of rules, it gave people the chance to practice them and fulfill them without sinning. Of course many chose to not practice e them and sin entered their lives causing disruptions to many things in their lives. Those who put the Commandments forth had healthy and happier lives sin free. By putting this display in the lobby of a Jewish Interfaith Cultural and Historical Center, it show great ambition for their followers who attend the Center to know that their main belief comes from God…

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    seriously and that had deep roots in their lives. They all believed in a greater power that influenced the earth. The Native Americans and Africans shared a belief in animism; many Africans practiced forms of it even with the growth of Islam and polytheism. Animism was a religion associated with nature; everything had a soul or spirit. All three relied on trade to grow economically and had citizens moving to be closer to trade. Entire cities and villages grew from the immense amount of trade…

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    1984 Religion Analysis

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    some while undermining others. The distinction between God and god lies in the circumstance or beliefs of the beholder. God in the most literal sense pertains to religion. Whether seen as a singular god of monotheism or a pantheon of gods from polytheism, the transcendent beings are worshipped, inquired, elevated above earthy powers. Religion is a manifestation of human’s need to make sense of the world. The Holy Trinity is not the Greco-Roman…

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    Allah who is God. So Muslims still submitted themselves to God but as well to all the prophets Adam , Noah, Abraham , David, Moses , Jesus , and Muhammad. This means Islam began when the prophet Adam came to earth. “Oh king! We were a people of polytheism; we worshipped idols, ate the meat of animals that had died, offended rules of hospitality and permitted rules forbidden as in the shedding of one another’s blood and so on.” This writes the people of Islam were misbehaving and didn’t right…

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    time that was unruly. The Roman and Greek empires were developed and maintained based on religion, military readiness and economic factors. Religion has been an influential aspect in every single society created. Whether it is Islamic, Buddhism, Polytheism, or Christianity. Initially, the Roman Empire was polytheistic meaning people worshiped many gods. In the early first century, Christianity “emerged in the Roman province of Judea” (Mahdavi, 2012).…

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