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    necessary to recover loss grace and that granting them was a power of the Pope (Beer, 529-531). Therefore, those who did not support indulgences challenged the power of the Pope, leading to the Council’s reaffirmation of indulgences. By focusing on the decisions made at the Council of Trent, Beer gives a unique insight into the continued use of indulgences and the official stance of the Church that CCF fails to…

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    Rights and responsibility mean having a right to life. Abortion is not giving anything a right to have life. “The Catholic Church has always condemned abortion as a grave evil. Christian writers from the first-century author of the Didache to Pope John Paul II in his encyclical Evangelium Vitae ("The Gospel of Life") have maintained that the Bible forbids abortion, just as it forbids murder. ”…

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    The catholic church made a dramatic gesture supporting reconciliation when Pope John Paul II visited Alice Springs in 1986. Since then, many more contributions have been made such as the Catholic church joining other churches to address the issue “towards reconciliation in Australian society- reconciliation and aboriginal Australians”…

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    The human figure of God presented a closer connection between Him and humankind. The body of Christ was depicted with great detail, which was most likely achieved through observation of a model. The positions of the other figures, such as Mary and John within the frame, and the other subjects pointing towards the centre, Christ, aided the illusion of three-dimensional space. However, the painting held more to it then just the aspect of technicalities, like most early modern art, it showcased…

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    imperialism. Giving them reason as superiors to aid in their education. Pope Paul III, a distinguished reformer, sees this as a necessity and duty of practicing catholics “to provide ample remedy for the evils” because they are “capable of understanding [and]desire exceedling to receive it” (Doc 7). The pope has a strong attitude to the righteousness and necessity the missionaries serve unlike Las Casas (are the motives of the Pope and Las Casas different?) but similar to that of Queen…

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    Domestic Mission Trip

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    important to remember that the youth of today is the future of tomorrow. This is precisely the reason why the Missioners of Christ reach out to the younger members of society. The youth ministers that founded the organization followed the words of Pope John Paul II. His teaching helped shape their approach to the ministry to “strive to love the youth entrusted to…

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    and socialized, committed to equality and social justice and respects the inalienable human rights, including the right social and cultural rights, '' applicable in all political circumstances '' - which forcefully pointed out, among others, Pope John Paul II on the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948. For the investigator institutional and intellectual history of Western societies is quite obvious. The neoliberal right-wing ideologues sought to legitimize the…

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    1980, when Milosz was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, the communist government was forced to relent. A lot of events that constituted a dynamic change of Polish culture in the world spotlight. Two years prior, Karol Wojtyła had become Pope John Paul II, and soon after, the democratic Solidarity labor strikes in Poland became widespread activities that gave Poland change from communist party to western democracy. A government-authorized series of Milosz’s poems was issued and sold a…

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    The presidential election of 1960, touted as the first modern campaign (Donaldson), was one of the tightest races in American history. Massachusetts 's John F. Kennedy and Texas 's Lyndon B. Johnson held the presidential and vice-presidential spots on the democratic ticket, respectively, and California 's Richard Nixon and Massachusetts 's Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. occupied the positions on the republic ticket. This tight race involved battles related to appearances, religion, and political…

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    Christians must use their understanding of humanities relationship with God, in order to fulfill His orders to take responsibility for the community of creation. Pope Francis’ Encyclical letter ‘Laudato Si’ aims to bring light current destruction of our global creation. Christian anthropology gives an understanding of the human person, formed through interactions and relationships with others. Christians have formed these interactions to form relationships with creation. The Encyclical refers to…

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