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    While Bush’s opinion is very strong against prayer in public schools instituted by school officials, Al Gore had a very strong opinion as well. Al Gore states that “'Faith is not something that can be left at the schoolhouse door, and indeed the Constitution does not attempt to impose such an unreasonable standard. I support protecting religious freedom for all faiths. However, I oppose and I believe the Constitution prohibits mandated school prayer in public schools.”(USA Today) Gore agrees…

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    Elizabeth Gilberts Journey

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    Sometimes, life falls apart. In these moments the options seem limited. Do you run away, do you stay and push through the problem, do you go on a spiritual journey? There are endless options to consider, but in a moment where life seems to be engulfing you, the only clear option is to follow your gut. In the book Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert, that is exactly what she did when her marriage fell apart and life trapped her on her bathroom floor. Her gut told her to embark on a spiritual…

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    Tennis Court Observation

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    Rem Tluangneh This past week, I observed myself in two different scenarios – at a church and at a tennis court. These two situations required me to differentiate my actions based on each particular setting. The setting of the church contains 500 church pews in a low dim light with various band instruments on the altar. The large room is also filled with flower decors and elegant accents. The front setting of the second scenario mainly comprised with blue tennis courts in the middle of a park,…

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    grandmother how the church works and the schedule it follows; it begins with some praying in the front of the sanctuary which later transitions to some of the church's musicians getting on stage and playing some soft, relaxing music to make the mood more prayer-like. The people inside of the sanctuary were adults and some older teens. There were no children inside because the church held organized classes arranged by age and gender in other rooms. This allowed for the auditorium to be peaceful…

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    most celebrated American authors, who used his pen to depict social realism (New World Encyclopedia contributors). Mark Twain’s The War Prayer is one of the most controversial satires all this time. In the satire Mark Twain eloquently illuminate the shadows of our humanity, the feelings one doesn’t actually realize they have and his feelings on war. In The War Prayer, it was a time of abundant excitement. The country was at war. The people were excited about the war. Proud fathers and mothers…

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    opinions do not matter and parents are making sure that their voices are heard. Before long, prayer, religious activities, and even The Pledge of Allegiance will be banned from our school systems and Christians should get together and prevent this from happening. First and foremost, one huge controversy is the freedom to pray in public at school and during school events. In 1962, the justices said that official prayer had no place in public education, although many court rulings have declared…

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    Invoking is a form of voluntary possession. "The word "possession" is used here to mean "a state in which an individual's normal personality is replaced by another". The word Invoke means to call for with earnest desire; make supplication or pray for. The invocation may be attempted singly or, in a pair.Invocation is used in many ways in Wicca and other traditions and can be a useful tool, but I do not feel it is something someone new to Wicca should try. Invoking is to call spirit, entity, or…

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    At a young age, I was a good God-fearing Christian lad who prayed every night and went with my grandmother to church because my parents either worked or were too exhausted to go. As time went on, though, Greek Orthodox Church became less of a priority. Even my grandmother stopped going often, only on holidays. In teenage years, my mind became engulfed by science, girls, and making sure my hair looked alright. We moved away, no Orthodox Church within ~500 miles became my excuse for skipping the…

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    The day went on as any other day hadst. If she wasn’t so accustomed to her quotidian schedule, Hester would have sent for change a while back. The matter stood more conceivable that she had accepted that nothing surely could change. To find a new calling this far into life would be to anyone a difficulty. Now surely this was not evident in her work, no, quite the opposite. Any person to see Hester while doing her task, would have augured she loved her work. Just the same as she committed to her…

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    Cathedral of Holy Cross is located in the neighborhood of South End, at 1400 Washington St., Boston, MA. Cathedral has become my favorite place and like a second home to me. I go there when I need to settle my nerves, to bless myself with holy water, to break bread and drink blood red wine. Most of all, I go there to pray for myself, I go there to pray for my family, I go there to pray for this life which occasionally I do not know how to cope. Whenever I attend Mass I feel awakened by the…

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