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    comparison to submerging a persons’ body in water. The product of the ritual is the same but the process has changed. Baptism allows any man, women, or child to enter the Christian church. Since anyone can be baptized it gives faith to many who have lost it. The concept of a Christian baptism can be…

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    believe that there is a God, and that there is only one God. The religious goals are very different as well. For instance, A Buddhism does all of these rituals and practices to achieve enlightenment. Enlightenment is essentially where one cease to exist in the world and that all suffering is ended. However, A Christian will perform certain rituals and practices to achieve salvation. This being allowed into heaven and granted eternal…

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    Gladiator Analysis

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    General Maximus Decimus Meridius (Crowe), introduces a ritual he would repeat several times: just before battle begins he kneels on one knee, grabs a handful of earth, rubs it between his hands, and then deeply inhales as he cups the earth in his hands to his face. Only then does he commence his brand of extreme negotiation. You can see the video below. Just a power move you think? No, it's much more. Maximus accomplishes two things with this ritual: ## 1) Clears his mind In my last post…

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    say that it’s a sacred phrase, part of the Drawing Down the Moon ritual, and should NEVER be used for any other reason. Others say the phrase is just what it expresses: a way of saying “I wish blessing to you”, or “Goodbye, and may you be blessed”. It gets rather confusing. My assignment is to figure out for myself what the phrase Blessed Be is all about. Let’s gather the facts first. The phrase “Blessed Be” comes from the ritual Drawing Down the Moon. Created by Gerald Gardner, it’s…

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    Liu 1 Andie M. Liu Mrs. Sharma Language Arts 13 October, 2015 Creative Title!!! “If blood can produce money through rituals or the so-called human sacrifice, then it is the basis on which we live, so it is very essential to save and protect it from the fiendish eyes of blood-sucking predators.” (Michael Bassey Johnson). This quote shows the things people would do to get something they want. Friendship is forgotten when one places such faith in human sacrifice and the fruitful rewards the gods…

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    The relationship between theatre and religion contains many similarities. The origins of theatre are in religion. Theatre is believed to have evolved from many different religious rituals. In religion, often there are rituals to be had (Concise). For example, a wedding is staged and there are “actors.” It is a ritual; they go through their lines and it has a beginning, middle, and end. As time went on, theatre more dealt with legends or history but there was still a religious or moral…

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    Nacirema Culture

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    To begin, in our world, there are many different rituals that people follow or create to live their lives. Different cultures believe and act in certain ways compared to their neighboring culture. Some cultures believe that your first child has to be a boy, some wear neck rings to elongate their necks, and some will not eat certain foods. Just like how each individual is different and unique, this is the same for their culture and beliefs. The Nacirema people are just one of many groups who have…

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    Confucius Respect

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    In Confucius’ The Essential Analects, the concept of respect is heavily preached toward the disciples and corrected or commented on by a Master of Confucianism. Confucius’ thought emphasizes the importance of ritual practice – along with the nourishment and comfort of our elders – even at the cost of one’s own expense. Confucianism is expressed as a way of life that embodies the respect for elders, also known as filial piety. Through filial piety, one develops an appreciation for those who have…

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    that these ritual was very important to the Egyptians, and viewed the most specific burial rituals and if it was not a perfect burial they would not be able to resurrect. In the laying out of two sides of article, Roth and Roehrig forms an excellent use of some primary sources that show two of the competing point of views from the two. Maarten notes that in some aspects it needed to be more elaborated that even the case they have the same goals of explaining the various Egyptian rituals, as a…

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    called Pashto. It belongs to a group of Iranian languages in the Indo-European family. The Pashtun’s religion is Islam, which was accepted around the tenth century. Like the Navajo, Pashtuns also have many different rituals and ceremonies. There was and is, now even more likely, a ritual for revenge. This culture is known for measuring the value of human life. This culture also values the life of a dog. In Dagestan the person who killed a dog could be murdered for that. Adultery is punished by…

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