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    If you are a mystery fan, you might wish to tackle Chesterton’s Father Brown series. This is a series of a priest who is able to solve crimes because he takes original sin seriously and knows the heart of a sinner. They are not overtly religious but they are very mixed in quality. These short stories were collected in five books of which the first, The Innocence of Father Brown, is the best. Try these and if you like them, you can move on the others. And if you are going to read…

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    Jewish religion was based on the ancient Israelite religion. The Jews were different from other people during that era because they only believed in one God. They worshipped their God like everyone else with sacrificial offerings of animals at their temple. The Jews only had one temple in Jerusalem, which had only two rooms. One room was for sacrifices, and the other room was always empty because there was no idol to representing God of Israel. All Jews believed they were chosen by the one God…

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    of Speyer and murdered eleven holy souls who sanctified their Creator on the holy Sabbath.”6 This quote shows how the Crusaders wiped out the opposing religion with no sign of remorse. The Crusaders waged war upon the Jews even though the Jews did not fight back, but rather remained peaceful in the hopes that God would spare them their lives. Although the Crusaders gave the Jews the option to convert to Christianity, many chose to be slain as Jews rather than adopt the new religion. “The Jews,…

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    New Age 1. Pick one of the following religions: Scientology, Falun Gong and Unification Church. Describe it and its appeal. Falun Gong was founded in 1992 in China by Li Hongzhi, who is now referred as the Master. Nonetheless Falung Gong is seen as an exercise group-religion, the Master himself claims that it is rather a health improving system which bases on morality and enhancement in accordance with “Truthfulness-Benevolence-Forbearance” principle and on performance of physical exercises,…

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    Mitchell Laflin World Religions Saturday, April 25, 2015 Final paper over Judaism When we were given the option of choosing the religion we wanted to research at the beginning of the year I picked Judaism because I figured it was easy and wouldn’t be too interesting or complicated. But I was completely wrong. I learned so much about the faith than I ever thought I would. I expected to go into this not really caring or letting my mind open up but in the end, I really let the realization that…

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    the whole Bible Just as it is written. The Bible never taught a religion and Yashua obeyed all of his father’s commandments and observed all his holy days. The original christens obeyed Yashuas example predating Roman Christianity. All Messianic Christens keep the Saturday Sabbath, Sacred Names and the Bibles Holy Days. All Jews who believe in the Messiah are called the Messianic Jewish. The following is an example of what the messianic Christens…

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    The Symbolic Heroic Nature of Jesus The gross profit and best-selling movie in the year 1988, the Last Temptation of Christ, brought a lot of controversial talk from far and near. Both people that had seen the movie and those that had not had something unique to say about the movie. The movie directed by Martin Scorsese deflected the 1953 novel authored by Nikos Kazantzakis in which Jesus was portrayed as a tormented and fearful man who was defeated by lust and unsure of his path in life. Many…

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    some money among the village poor, he cried, 'No man can serve two masters, God and mammon. ' Then his fellow-citizens ran up, thinking he had lost his mind" (Waldo). One can see how the people would not have accepted his instant conversion in Christianity, as they thought he was insane. It was, nevertheless, common to send children away to a convent beginning in the Carolingian era (Madigan 258). Sending children to a monastery would be one way to assure an education for their children, as…

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    The presenting client, Melissa, is a single 32-year-old non-denominational Christian. She attends a small Christian church in her rural town. Recently she has been under pressure for not being married, as being married and raising a family are something she wants, and strongly emphasized in her culture and religion. She has been wondering why “God has waited so long to bring a partner into her life, why He has not answered her prayers.” Although she lives in a small town and attends a small…

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    Growing up as a Jew enmeshed in the conservative movement, I knew very little of actual practical Judaism; practical in the sense of what a Jew actually practices in daily and yearly observances, such as the Sabbath- otherwise known as Shabbat, praying three times a day- morning services, called Shacharit, afternoon services, Mincha, and night services, Maariv, as well as keeping kosher; specifically, not mixing milk and meat and waiting one hour after eating dairy before eating meat, and six…

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