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    Religion could be found in every corner of the world. It dictates what we eat, how we look, what we do or don’t do, and the morals we believe. For a lot of us religion is a big part of our lives and this could be seen in our government. Since the birth of the United States, religion has played a big part in our society, lawmaking, and culture. The U.S is a Christian based country and its morals have dictated a lot of laws. These religious biased laws have suppressed many types of people and the…

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    The United States of America was built on the foundation that anyone of any religion can come and seek freedom. This nation was established two hundred and forty years ago and has been a place of refuge for individuals facing production in their native lands. Since its creation America has been known as one of the most tolerant countries in the world. Each year at the white house, the president lights a Christmas tree celebrating Christmas with the majority of the United States population. The…

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    the “separation of Church and State” didn’t come about until years after the first British colonists in America, it eventually became a part of what we consider to be everyday American politics. Based on our first Amendment rights, it is our given right as human beings to be able to think and to speak out freely against the government, whether individually or as a “peaceful” assembly. Likewise, Congress is forbidden to “make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free…

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    Amendment and states that everyone in the United States has the right to practice his or her own religion or no religion at all. There seems to be a widespread confusion today about what "separation of church and state" means. People think this concept is made to keep the religion out of politics when, in fact, it was put in place to ensure the government would not dictate the faith of the nation. Religious freedom, however, goes beyond constitutional rights because one's religion is extremely…

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    Religion influences human life in many different aspects, starting from social life up to political and economic aspects. The correlation between religion and development was a case for academic study for a long time. Theorists like Max Weber predicted that religion will fail to survive in a new industrial world where secularization became a main principle of governance . Providing support to this theory, many developed Western states witnessed declines in religious affiliation, a weakening of…

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    freedom of religion still to this day. Christianity was once banned from the Roman empire. When Constantine became the Roman Emperor he legalized Christianity making it okay for people to practice the religion. While doing so, he also allowed people to practice the religion of their choice. Constantine had an impact on Christianity for that reason. However, he also had a substantial amount of impact on religion as a whole due to the fact that we are able to practice whatever religion we please…

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    Since religion was formed, religion has been used as a way to justify going to war. Another use of religion throughout the course of history has been for the justification of crimes against humanity, whether that be executions, genocides, or even forcing others to change their own beliefs to follow another set of beliefs. Religion has been a catalyst for conflict in the past, and has remained a catalyst in modern times. Therefore a common catalyst for cultural conflict in the novel Things Fall…

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    the Greeks. One of the other major influences that the Greeks had over Romans was religion. The Romans have experienced Greek influence through Greek cities in southern Italy which resulted in the blend of religious influences. This blend resulted in two separate religions, Roman religion and Greek religion, which also had many similarities, and was referred to as the “Greco-Roman” religion. Early forms of Roman religion were focused primarily on non-human entities, such as animals, plants and…

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    Happiness And Religion

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    The area of discussion in this article was to understand the reason that religion makes people considerably happy, all the while there are many people ditching religion. This article attempts to explain why both matters are the case. This study began by researching the United States; as to how religious it is, as well as the happiness everyone felt especially when applied to five variables. Those five variables that would affect a person’s subjective well-being included: sufficient money for…

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    “Religion has no place in schools.” Discuss. I. Introduction The enduring debate on the ‘separation of education and religion’ appears to be a perpetual endeavour that is never-ending. This essay sets out to discuss the statement that ‘religion has no place in schools’ and argues that such a statement is theoretically naïve and practically unrealistic. Specifically, the relationship between education and religion is a matter of degree depending on a particular society, and it is hardly the…

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