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    Play Definition Essay

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    thing that happens is a ritual that is important to the game. It decides who gets the ball first starting the game. Ritual in play can also very from player to player. For example, LeBron James Throws powder in the air before every game. Another example is how almost players in the NBA have a different free throw motion or different action they do before their free throw. Another example is the different dances or celebrations players do it football after they score. Rituals of play are very…

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    When I was younger I can remember going to Catechism class every Sunday after church, when I was Catholic, to learn more about Catholicism. It was during these classes I first learned about the seven sacraments that were bestowed upon man by Jesus Christ. I remember having to memorize the name of each one and what exactly they were. Now, while I remember memorizing them as a child, as an adult I could not remember them to save my life so I had to look them up. The seven sacraments are, as I…

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    In the world of religion the indigenous religions share similar characteristics and important similarities. These similarities appear not in the specifics of the belief system but rather in its overall nature. Some features that characterize indigenous religions included in the following. Most indigenous religious tend to live in a native region. Because of characteristics of this environment indigenous religions develop explanations of the world and its origins based on the characteristics of…

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    His Satanic exposure often begins with heavy metal music with lyrics that openly accept Satan. Most often, he is into drugs, defiance and had no respect for authority figures. They do not tend to follow the strict rules of Satanism. Many of their rituals are made up and they incorporate their own desires into their belief systems. Most follow unorganized guidelines. If it feels good, they do it. Most of these teen individuals consist in males because of the dominance a male has. When males seems…

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    Captivating, the only word that comes to my mind when I think about “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson. This twisted tale has captured my eye and is a great page turner. This story is about an average village with an uncommon ritual. At one glance a reader might misinterpret the story. To understand the message that the author is trying to send, you must re-read the story multiple times. After numerous reads I have come to a conclusion regarding the theme, repetition of tradition forces you to…

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    Clifford Geertz Religion

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    the symbol is the only right way to live, despite the hardships associated with that particular lifestyle. In order to emphasize such beliefs, cultures develop rituals. A ritual is a way of pursuing a symbol which reflects the accurate nature of the world, the way to live, and shows how they correlate with one another. Similarly, rituals show that the community can practice this reality in its group…

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    they have very specific traditions that are vital to the culture, and make it what it is. They are sacred traditions. Four aspects of Zulu and Maasai culture that I will be talking about in this paper are birth rituals, coming of age or puberty rituals, marriage rituals, and finally death rituals. These are times that happen in the lives of both cultures, but what is interesting…

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    Christian traditions. Although the topic and much of the performance associated with the Eucharist is uniform across Christian traditions, the way in which each branch understands the ritual practice of the Eucharist is unique. The Eucharist is an important aspect of the Christianity that incorporates the ritual, social and mythological dimensions in giving meaning to the suffering of Christ and the unity of those who believe in the crucifixion story. The death, burial and resurrection of…

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    The Shinto Religion

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    and purity. This plays a part of everyday life in Japan. Shinto does not meet all the stipulations of most modern religions and there is not missionaries whom spread the religion outside of Japan. The Shinto religion utilizes shrines and various rituals like most eastern religions. One reason Shinto has survived for so long is that it is a state sponsored religion by the Japanese government. Shinto traits are seen in art, anime, television, movies, and books that make it out of Japan. This…

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    traditions serve as a link between the mystical worlds and the natural world. The mystical world is filled with spirits from nature that ensure the balance of nature and the prosperity of the earth for humans in their natural world. Through prayers and rituals, this link provides individuals with a firm foundation which strengthens their beliefs and maintains the fragile balance of nature. In Leslie Marmon Silko’s Ceremony, young Tayo seeks to complete his ceremony with nature to recover from…

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