Religious belief and doctrine

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    2. Protestant beliefs began to take hold throughout Europe, and they were proving to be both revolutionary and opposed to authority. The Protestant’s new beliefs didn’t just challenge religious hierarchy, but it also caused strife in politics. One instance in which Protestantism defied Catholic doctrine and changed politics was the idea of a presbyterian government. Contrary to the traditional Catholic hierarchy, Calvinists supported a presbyterian system, where a council of elders made sure…

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    worship and each of these cults existed before the formation of the Empire and the had a strong belief and were more dependent upon the favor of its gods. Prominently too existed mystery religions side by side with the cultic worship, these had a different nature of worship to the Emperor…

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    The Classical Christian Doctrine, written by Ronald E. Heine demonstrates the relationship that early Christians had with Christ and shows what early Christians thought of the Messiah. What makes a “classical Christian Doctrine” classical: views that are accepted to be true by most Christians within the first four centuries that Christianity had become a major staple of significance. The Classical Christian Doctrine is found in a shortened version in the Nicene Creed. During the first four…

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    Religion in a whole is best described as a set of beliefs, code, ethics, rituals, and practices, systematically organized around a doctrine and shared by a group of people (Hodge, 2011). Spirituality, on the other hand, is described as “A personal quest for understanding answers to ultimate question about life, about meaning and about relationships to the sacred or transcendent which may (or may not) lead to or arise from the development of religious rituals” (Sarah Gehlert, Teri Browne, 2006 P:…

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    perpetrator of religious persecution and intolerance of differing opinions of belief, this is the Church that Voltaire knew in his time. Often making satires of the Church through his various works with one of the most notable being Candide. Candide shows the various negative aspects of the Church with their traditional leaders being corrupt and immoral. These men tainted the Church and abuse their power; Voltaire grouped them into individuals that act the exact opposite of the religious…

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    On any given Sunday morning, a variety of religious broadcast can be found on the television airwaves, espousing the “Christian” teachings of the “Jesus Christ.” The sizes of these religious organizations vary greatly. They include mega churches, upwards of 500,000 members and regular attendees, and the smallest of ministries, 20-30 members or less. Everybody is eager to spread the gospel. Although the Roman Catholic Church has very few authorized television broadcasts, media coverage of the…

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    presented in Genesis, merges the belief of the androgynous nature of the Lord with the concept that both male and female characteristics are values within the…

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    and paying heed to. (Mugambi, 2010). According to the New Webster’s concise Dictionary, Religion is a belief in a divine or superhuman power or principle, the manifestation of such a belief in worship and ritual, any system of religious faith or practice, the religious life and a bond which binds the visible and invisible worlds. Religion…

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    Since government represents all the people and not just those who share the faith of particular government officials the First Amendment prevents the government from establishing religion, in its inappropriate government policy based on religious doctrine. Prophets who speaks for God or who has a superior interpretation of scripture should not form the basis for policy making. In the case of slavery, not many had a choice to be a slave or not to be a slave. It wasn’t a right or wrong, it’s…

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    Dilemma The Religious Employers such as, Hobby Lobby and Wheaton College have decided to refuse health coverage for birth control use because of their moral religious beliefs, from the Affordable Care Act and Patient Protection which in March of 2010, signed a law that ordered group health plans for employers for the employees to accept the financial uncertainly for the plan. This contraception order to improve preventive care for females has provoked backlash from conservative and religious…

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