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    Shakespeare Paper 1 Throughout all of Shakespeare’s plays we’ve read power struggles have been very apparent in all of them. Whether it is between genders, religions, social or economic class power struggles are a recurring theme. Generally, the rich, white, protestant males come out on top when power struggles occur. Whether Shakespeare agrees with this or is appealing to his audiences, this result sheds light on the societal norms/expectations of his time. The struggle for power between…

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    Buddhism In China

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    large influence on the religion. Many classical Mahayana Suttas were written on Chinese soil, or at the very least, the Chinese translation were the only to survive. Chinese Mahayana eventually influenced the forming of more sects such as the Emptiness sect, a more metaphysical sect intermingled with old Chinese ideas. Or the Pure Land movement, which prays to Amitabha, or the Buddha of infinite light. Or the Chan movement, which, along with Pure Land, offered practitioners nirvana without years…

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    Introduction Evangelist Latrice Ryan is one of many black women preachers within Pentecostalism, a religious tradition that traces its origins to the Azusa Street Revival of 1906. The Revival is noted for its interracial attendance with dominant narratives suggesting that historically Pentecostalism has valued both racial and gender egalitarianism (Alexander and Young 2009). Thus, scholarship focused on Pentecostalism typically hones in on the egalitarian aspect of this religious tradition,…

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    “Abraham’s Other Son” is a book that answers pressing questions about the Islam faith, while comparing it to Judaism and Christianity. Written by Phillip G. Samaan, this book disproves misconceptions about the Islam faith. The question and answer writing style allows for an easy, yet riveting read. The emergence of Islam begins with Muhammad. He desired to know God because polytheistic worshippers appalled him. His wife, Khadijah, encouraged him to accept God’s calling to be a special messenger.…

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    Islamophobia Dbq

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    Obama] should make defeating the Jihad a central issue [ . . . ] Radical Islam is a direct threat to the entire world” (Source D). It is an undeniable fact that there are tremendously murderous Islamic terrorists, just as there are terrorists of other sects and rebellious groups. What really matters for world peace is shaming and fighting with all kinds of terrorism all around the world. Putting Islam terrorism in the worst end of the spectrum, and keeping it in a whole separate place seriously…

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    Prophet Muhammad's Cloak

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    The significance of Muhammad’s cloak is integral to the division of Shia and the Sunni religious sects. The cloak is a symbol of family unity, which signifies the importance of Muhammad’s bloodline in regards to the Islamic faith, and who is and should be the true messengers of God. There is more than one story where Muhammad utilized the cloak in order to establish that he was the Paraclete or Comforter and a messenger of the Prophet Allah. The Event of the Cloak was the gathering of the…

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    and Vajrayana Buddhism, is the belief that liberation from samsara and the attainment of liberation occurs in a specific instance of time, and that such an event is typically followed by a lifetime of practice. This differs from classical Buddhist sects such as Theravada, which believe in gradual enlightenment; the process of practicing Buddhism in order to attain enlightenment after death. Sudden enlightenment was introduced by Shen-Hui, who was a Chinese monk that believed himself to be the…

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    The Heresy Lecture

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    Beguine movement as they were pious women that were deeply devoted to Christianity. The Beguines were a group of women that dwelled together in communal homes that became a movement for women. In addition, the Beguines were kind of a renegade Christian sect as they were not recognized as an official branch of Christianity. The homes that the Beguines lived in were referred to as a beguinage throughout Europe. They believed in conducting piety acts such as fasting, chastity, and praying, but…

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    In The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Franklin recollected his story from his childhood up to the years before his death. Franklin grew up in a Puritan household, so that while he never identified with a single sect of Christianity during his adulthood, he did believe in the foundation of Christianity and the importance of living with moral integrity. Franklin attempted to be morally perfect by creating a list of thirteen virtues that would keep him on the path of righteousness. Among the…

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    these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. —that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed." In my country it is very hard for any Christian, Muslim, or other sects to get their rights and freedoms. Also, In the way of teaching and dealing with students. The study in Iraq in general are not loggerheads about studying in America, but the educational system in Iraq needs modern scientific methods and styles,…

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