Sacraments of the Catholic Church

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    free will and the fallen state of man in this protestant epic poem. Milton’s protestant text was historically a countermand to the Roman Catholic Church, since it defines the freedom of different Christian sects to practice their own faith through free will. The fall of Satan in Paradise Lost defines the core values of rebelliousness against the Roman Catholic authority by, ironically, making God’s most powerful angel a heroic figure. Therefore, the “fall of man” is described through the heroism…

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    public promotion, including giving financial aid to religious schools, violates the clause. The only dissent came from Justice Stewart, who argued that the establishment clause was only meant to prevent the creation or adoption of a state-sponsored church, not to prohibit all types of government involvement with religion. Abington School District v. Schempp, similar case to Engel v. Vitale happened in 1963. Pennsylvania enacted laws that required, in effect, that the Holy Bible be read without…

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    's Assumption Catholic Parish for the majority of my life and consider myself to be compassionate and dedicated. During my varied teaching experience, I successfully planned and delivered daily religion lessons centered on the suitable unit of work from the Religious Education Archdiocese of Perth. This enabled the students to properly understand, explore and support the Christian message that is imbedded into all learning areas as part of the Catholic Church’s mission in Catholic Education. As…

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    What are you beliefs on female ordination? And why? Catholic Church should progress to including women in the clergy. I do support female ordination in the Catholic Church for these 3 reasons.One, females are just as competent and able to perform the duties of the clergy as males are. Also females make up 50% of a population so it makes sense that females also take part in this profession. Finally, we 're happy to have Female doctors, lawyers, dentists, astronauts, so there is no reason why we…

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    between the church, but ended up setting the religious world aflame. In his document, he started by criticizing the selling of indulgence, demanding that the pope had no authority over purgatory and that the Catholic doctrine of the merits of the saints had no foundation in the gospel. The “95 Theses” are a list of questions and propositions for debate and are also known as “Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences.” Luther wrote his document and hung it on the door to the church and…

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    According to Sacrosanctum Concilium Roman Catholics have faith in God in that he is merciful and offers salvation. As stated, “Therefore the Church announces the good tidings of salvation to those who do not believe, so that all men may know the true God and Jesus Christ whom He has sent, and may be converted from their ways, doing penance.” In other words they believe that all of the members of the Church are saved if they actively participate in communion, doing good works…

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    Alienation In Judaism

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    based of the Gnostic Gospels, is being looked to as the holder of all that is sacred and holy. The Church is being fractured, internally. Not since Luther nailed his 95 Point Theses to the church door in Wittenberg (sic) have we seen such division. But, unlike Luther who was pointing out the gross fallacies of the practices of the Catholic Church by selling Indulgences in replacement of Penances’, The Church is now fractured in order to win converts by turning a blind eye to sins in an attempt…

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    Evolution Vs Religion

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    Certain church leaders utilize the pulpit and/or Bible studies to further the emphasis on faith and the Scriptural creation story. I attended a church that openly discussed the issues of evolution and faith via a weekly group that viewed a series titled The Truth Project, sponsored by Focus on the Family. Interestingly, a Pew Research article discusses comments asserted by the current Pope Francis concerning the Roman Catholic Church’s viewpoint on evolution, as it…

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    The 95 theses were the initial catalyst for the protestant reformation, they stated why the church was wrong which created a new religion called lutheranism which led to changes in how britain was ruled and how christianity was changed in order to quell the people who joined luther because what the churches did was…

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    “God, Gold and Glory” This is what the Age of Exploration is all about. The Age of Exploration had more impact on World History. The era involved discovery, new technology, religion and the desire for wealth. When the Europeans explored Asia, it resulted in a meeting of different cultures. The Europeans also were able to explore far away lands with their improvements on their navigation tools. Finally, the Commercial Revolution from the colonial empires in America, combined with the overseas…

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