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    A member of a group of Protestants that arose in the 16th Century within the Church of England, demanding the simplification of doctrine and worship, and greater strictness in religious discipline: during part of the 17th Century the Puritans became a powerful political party. Puritans were the names given to members of a church. The puritan colonists believed that the Church of England, also known as The Anglican Church, should make more reforms to remove all the traces and trappings of the…

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    periods of religious transition and development. There were several religious reformations taking place throughout Europe, such as the Protestant Reformation and Lollardism . The…

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    How does one determine what is a religious versus personal belief? Religious exemption is a written form that certifies a parent’s objection to immunization for religious reasons, and exempts the parent and child from the state’s vaccination requirements. Unfortunately, this is a highly flawed process. The debate on vaccinations versus religion has been ongoing for almost a century, and is not going anywhere. While one’s opinion can never be considered wrong, it can be misguided and in some…

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    During the period in which the exercises were conducted, various versions of the Bible were used, as well as the Jewish Holy Scriptures. Both Edward Schempp and his children testified as to the specific religious doctrines done by a literal reading of the Bible, "which were contrary to the religious beliefs which they held, and to their familial teaching, violated their rights. The court ruled that the government's support of Christianity was inappropriate and that the Establishment Clause was…

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    Accommodating Religious Practices in the Workplace Religion is an increasing component in the workplace. Reasonable accommodation of different religions in the workplace continues to be a problem within organizations. This paper will look at a discrimination case where religion accommodation is present, what laws, doctrines, and customs were related to the decision, and proactive policies to avoid a religious discrimination lawsuit. EEOC V. Abercrombie & Fitch Stores, Inc. Umme-Hani Khan…

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    and doctrines of the Lotus Sutra. Nichiren, the founder of Nichiren Buddhism, believed that the Lotus Sutra is the only true and direct teaching of the Buddha (Earhart 138). Nichiren also criticized other forms of Buddhism while promoting his own. Nichiren believed that “Nenbutsu leads to…Hell, Zen is a devil, Shingon will destroy the nation, and Ritsu is a traitor” (Earhart 138). Nichiren criticized the other forms of Buddhism because they did not have the Lotus Sutra as the central doctrine.…

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    College Station, Texas at the George Bush Presidential Library. Romney’s speech on took place on December 6th of 2007. In his speech Romney addresses his views of religious liberty, how his faith will inform his presidency, and religious tolerance. There has always been a debate on the separation of church and state and the religious views of our leaders and their ability to lead the country. Romney makes it seem as if church and state are inseparable; through the exclamation of an oath in…

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    us in the military typically stay away from talking or speaking about anything religious driven as we don’t want to offend anyone. I personally think, that the way I understand how mankind is created in God’s image does not affect my vocation in any negative way. In this essay, I will use multiple examples to prove that, the belief in the image of God being a foundation to the Christian faith, and explain how this belief effects the way I interact with people of my chosen vocation. I will do…

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    Religious Freedom Social-issue Damon Fowler, a juvenile protestant against religious activities, expressed his perspective of religious affairs before an upcoming graduation ceremony. Thus, his acts to stop the forthcoming religious practice that would have occurred during the ceremony took place, and the religious prayer was cancelled. Therefore, the aftermath of the high school student opposition did not cease with only the religious intervention. The complaint that was reported by the…

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    2009. In Harvey Cox’s book “The Future of Faith” he splits the history of Christianity into three different eras. The three eras are the Age of Faith, Age of Belief, and the Age of Spirit. During the Age of Faith was when Christianity had just begun and was a period where Christians abided by Jesus’s spirit. Moreover, the Age of belief was during the Council of Nicaea all the way until the 20th century when Christians focused on the dogma of Jesus. While the Age of Spirit is currently in…

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