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    him to study law and become a lawyer as was practical during his time. One day he was walking along the road and lightning struck a tree near him and the explosion blew him away but that day he realized that God had saved him. It was due to this religious event that he felt inspired to become a monk. Luther was afraid of the possibility of not going into heaven and because of this fear turned to the Bible for comfort. He discovered that he had been taught wrongly by the church for Faith was the…

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    The diversity of religious beliefs in America, and the freedom to practice whatever religion one wishes, is what has made America, the United States of America. Religious tolerance had always been a part of this country, and to the most extent, it still is. However, after the attacks on September 11, 2001 in New York, everything changed. Fingers were pointed towards Islam, and its entire followers, framing each and every one of them for the attacks. As time moved on, and other attacks occurred,…

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    talk to a pastor who lives next door to me. After my mother’s passing I decided to talk to my sister about her faith. We grew up in the same house, but our religious beliefs are very different, she is a believer and has faith and belief in God. I decided to talk to my sister about her beliefs and why she thinks we are so different in our beliefs. I already miss my mother and can’t believe she is no longer with us. My mother and sister were best friends, they look alike and really do think…

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    Religious beliefs help to shape American colonization because from views on religion if people didn't warship the same religion they were to be punished. For much of this execution necessary or preaching against God was also punishable by death. Police help to shape American colonies because religious beliefs also affect the discipline diversity growth in the population and the uprising of other religions…

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    learning about the Indian/ Hindu Culture of worshiping nature, which I knew very little about before this class. I have learned the meaning of tree’s as someone in India would see it, and I am learning to understand their beliefs. Although, I am not conforming to their religious beliefs and values, I better understand the process of the rituals they perform. My personal upraising probably can affect my point of view as I was raised in a Christian…

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    The Passover supper Personal thoughts: On Thursday morning, the first day of the Feast, Jesus sent Peter and John to prepare a place where he could hold the Passover supper with his disciples in the evening. He knew it was the last time that he would break the bread of the Passover with them before he suffered, and it was also the first Holy Supper of the Christian Church. During the supper, he taught them a lesson of humility and talked with them tenderly and served them. At the end of the…

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    The Sins of the Corinthian Church The Corinthian Church was found in the city of Corinth which is located in Sothern Greece. The Church was found by Paul when he went on his second missionary journey, which he ministry for a year and half. The Corinthian Church was built-in by some Jews but it was mostly tranquil by of Gentile converts. According to Paul the Corinthian Church congregation were socially and humble people with a mix of slaves. He also indicates that members of the Corinthian…

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    life. From witnessing the first signing of the Torah in Oklahoma, to living beside the Mexican border, my exposure to different backgrounds has diversified my being. My exposure to Jewish traditions brought me to the realization at a young age that religious views are different for everyone and that religion can be a way of life. When I moved to Arizona, half of the people around me spoke Spanish. My classmates introduced me to the different holidays, Hispanic dancing, like Folklorico, and the…

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    Martin Luther had a strong feeling of fear and anger toward the way Catholic Church had been run. He said that “I grieve over the wholly false impressions which the people have from them” (Luther) He was upset that people were buying indulgences or pardons to get into heaven, when he says that the bible says the only way to get into heaven is by doing good deeds and repenting their sins. His anger grew when the current pope continues to allow this to happen and that he “gave more power to the…

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    presidency. Instead, he listed the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom as his other important accomplishment. To understand this third pillar of Jefferson’s life, this paper focuses on Jefferson’s religious journey from his youth to his retirement, revealing a man deeply conflicted by the rituals, practices, and mysticism of many established religions, but also a devoutly religious…

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