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    myths which help us to understand the teaching aspect of religious rites. Myths provide background and insight into the meaning of rites and behind these rites lie the realities of past struggles and events and the myths recount these events. Without these myths to help support the rituals and rites, the people will eventually let it die out or lose its true essence over years and years of interpretation. These rites help transfer the religious tradition from one generation to the next in a…

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    the next. However, we never really talked about personal stuff until one day, when we started talking about our own personal religious beliefs and this was uncomfortable for me because I am a devote Muslim and, recently, there have been such terrible crimes committed against humanity in the name of Islam. My biggest fear was that maybe if I told him about my religious beliefs he might not want me as a mentor anymore. I felt that he would dislike me or he would no longer listen to my advice.…

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    or substantiate, religious experiences as an argument from religious experience. Two examples are Swinburne’s Principle of Credulity, and Alston’s concept of doxastic practice. Richard Swinburne holds that if it seems to a subject something to be x on the basis of the subject’s experience it is probably the case that x is (Swinburne, 2004). According to Swinburne, it is reasonable to assume that the world is the way it is experienced and unless we have reason to doubt a religious experience then…

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    On a sunny July day in 2012, Jack Phillips began his work day like normal. Little did he know, that by the end of that day, his business was on its way to ruins due to his religious beliefs. As a man of faith, Phillips believes that things such as same-sex marriage, anti-American beliefs, sexual themes, the disparagement of people go against his religion- therefore, he refuses to create art for any event expressing these ideologies. Based on this, we are affirming that the Supreme Court should…

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    philosophical view My moral and religious beliefs influence the way I treat and behave towards others. Being a Christian my moral beliefs are aligned with the teachings of my religion. I try to always treat people the way I would like to be treated. As a Christian I have a set moral code of what is right and wrong. The things that I see as morally wrong or right are just that, there are no grey areas. If there are grey areas, that means that I either have doubt about my beliefs or I am not…

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    Ephesians Prayer

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    Christians. 1: 22-23: I make a break here because Jude shifts from living close to God and his people to saving people from God’s judgement through compassion and kindness while also being cautious not to fall in the quicksand of compromising our beliefs and above all make sure that we influence the world for Christ and not vice versa. 1: 24-25: I finally make my break here because Jude switches topics from treating others with kindness and compassion while not compromising values to being…

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    The Religious Beliefs of America’s Founders, by Gregg L. Frazer, takes a look at the Founding Fathers’ statements and writings in order to explore what beliefs they truly practiced and believed in. He wants to prove his findings without looking to deeply into what the Founding Fathers “meant”, but rather what they were recorded as saying. In his eyes, this means he can show their true beliefs without letting an outside agenda on either side work its way into the evidence. Frazer also wanted…

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    His religious perspectives were eccentric, particularly for his period. He trusted that God made the Universe and then left it. His friend Madison was a Christian; however, he also supported the idea. Both of them trusted that religion was something personal. Through history, they also came to realize that many religious movements used the government to oppress citizens. Several religious individuals had immigrated to the U. S for that very cause…

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    The traditional American religious landscape has changed significantly over the past several years. Many Americans are now identifying themselves as spiritual, but not affiliated with a particular religion (Oshatz). The Millennials, born between 1981 and 1996 (Pew Reports, Comparing Millennials), are finding themselves right in the midst of this religious “...floating…” (Mosier). The Millennials quest for meaning, magic, mystery, and identity has been significantly influenced by many factors…

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    degree of law, in sciences, and also in literature, philosophy, and also both ancient and modern history and much more. While Jefferson was at College he started questioning his professor about religion belief but over time at college, he finally got it straight. Thomas Jefferson religious beliefs provided a strong foundation for his political views.…

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