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    The Classical and Medieval Era were two vastly different type periods in which individuals believed in separate morals and values of life. Although, most of these beliefs were centered primarily around God or God(s). The Classical era showed the importance of God and Goddess. God were shown as ‘perfect’ and ‘heroic’ within the art created such as sculpture and morals. Considering the fact Gods controlled all the aspects of life and nature on Earth. However, they also believed in the values…

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    Superstition is the belief in supernatural causality—that one event causes another without any natural process linking the two events—such as astrology and certain aspects linked to religion, like omens, witchcraft and prophecies, that contradict natural science. The word superstition is generally used to refer to the religion not practiced by the majority of a given society – such as Christianity in Western culture – regardless of whether the prevailing religion contains superstitions. It is…

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    Jesus Christ. It is also a type of mentality, it is a relationship with living God=Jesus, and finally it is NOT a religion. Hitler was born in a Catholic family and then rejected his religious upbringing. But even if you are born in a Catholic, Protestant or any other religion, which believes in Jesus and His teachings, it does not mean that you are a Christian! You can become a Christian if you consciously take a decision to follow Jesus in your thoughts and deeds. I was a Catholic for the…

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    Chapter two, Criticism and opinion of Hawaiian postcolonialism during 1940 to 1900s. Charles Reed Bishop lived in Hawaii without any rebellion, because he sent letter to his friend in America that “The king (Kamehameha V) behaves like a gentleman”. Moreover, when he reached to Hawaii for the first time, he was impressed how Hawaiian people were kind. However, Hawaiian people were suffered to postcolonialism. Bernice was criticised by local Hawaiian, because of marriage with American and she did…

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    Comparison of Pieces of Rubens and Rembrandt There are two pieces that are provided. Both pieces come from two artists of the Baroque period for adding their faith and beliefs into their work, one who was a Catholic and the other who was a Protestant. The first work presented was completed in 1639 by Peter Paul Rubens and is known as “Consequences of War”. Rubens is a very well known artist of the time with a Catholic faith, that would occasionally affect his artwork. However, this oil painting…

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    1.The opinion of religious of the mass majority of the common people in the 15th century was the center of how the religious conflict between the church and the state started. a.The Holy Roman Empire was built entirely around one religion, which was the only religion the people recognized before the 15th century and that was Catholicism. The Empire was built for the purpose was that the only religion acceptable to follow was catholicism The relationship between the Church, state, and common…

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    The origins of a European war Strong tensions between Catholics and Protestants The spread of Protestantism in its Lutheran version in German states in the sixteenth century led to clashes between Lutheran princes and princes remained Catholic under the leadership of Emperor Charles V. In 1555, the Peace of Augsburg suspended hostilities by requiring each state religion of its prince. Lutheranism continued to grow until 1570 while Calvinism new confession not recognized by the Peace of…

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    - The genre of this primary source is historical fiction being presented as narrative nonfiction. What I mean by this is that the work is considered by the author himself to be true and is thus presented and stylized to us in a way that is considered to be Narrative nonfiction. However, seeing as the source also delves into religious and spiritual idioms, it is also in many ways a religious writing. - The source could also be considered in the mystery genre as the entire plot of the story…

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    A Death in Texas: The Rehabilitation of Jonathan Wayne Nobles On September 19, 1986 Jonathan Wayne Nobles was arrested for the murders of Mitzi Johnson-Nalley and Kelly Farquhar. Jonathan Nobles would spend the next 12 years in Ellis Unit One. During his time in incarceration Jonathan Nobles would undergo an extensive rehabilitation, beginning with his involvement with the catholic church within the prison. The results of Jonathan Nobles rehabilitation earned him the respect of many of the…

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    The Protestant Reformation of the 16th century transformed Christianity forever. Provoked for change by the exploitation and abuses they saw in the Roman Catholic Church, leaders and pastors such as Martin Luther and John Calvin organized an effort that would soon alter Christianity and ultimately lead to the emergence of the Protestant denominations that exist today. These leaders believed that the church had drifted away from the crucial original teachings of Christianity, most importantly…

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