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    very strong through their struggles. Christianity transformed from a persecuted sect to the Roman state religion because of Paul and his apostles, the martyrs, and the emperors. Paul and his apostles helped Christianity spread throughout Rome by preaching and sharing the religion with non-Christians. First, in document A, Paul and Silas were dragged to jail because they were preaching their religion in a public marketplace. This shows that they were willing to accept any consequences to…

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    Modernity And Religion

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    The ability for anyone to practice their religion in America showcases the diversity and awe-inspiring power of freedom. Advancement in American technology has effects on all aspects of society including religion. Today America has instant access to copious amounts of information with the use of the internet and other media outlets. Religion is often the most scrutinized aspect of modern culture, but is also the backbone to modern American society. Though the effects of modernity have the…

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    our country, but our entire society owes many of our current social, political, and religious views to his actions against the church, which sparked countless revolutions across the globe. In particular, the ideas of freedom of religion and separation of church and state are two of the most important features of today's culture that can be directly tied to Martin Luther’s actions, despite the fact that Luther himself was against this outcome. Martin Luther took a stand against the church when…

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    Prayer In Public Schools

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    call for separation of church and state is simple, our founding fathers, who had fled from England to escape religious persecution, thought it would be best to keep the dealings of the church out of the school system. I believe it does not have to be explained why they called for such a ruling. While it is true that, in the past, prayer was allowed in schools, this was due to the U.S. being almost entirely Christian. Now we have much more diversity in our religions or lack thereof. Many people…

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    Three Religions Judaism, Santeria, and Scientology are three religions that originated in different parts of the world, at different times, and with a variety of similarities and differences. These religions all vary in their origins and beliefs. Judaism is one of the oldest religions, founded over 3,500 years ago in the Middle East. Santeria originated in Cuba out of slave trade, and Scientology is the most modern religion, founded in 1954 by a man named Ronald Hubbard in the United States.…

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    Key Concept 1.3 The Development and Interactions of Early Agricultural, Pastoral, and Urban Societies 1. Civilizations are large societies with cities and powerful states. Defining characteristics of civilizations include: producing agricultural surpluses, specialization of labor, containing cities, complex institutions (political bureaucracies, armies, religious hierarchies), having clearly stratified social hierarchies, and organized long-distance trade. 2. As civilizations grew, and…

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    America is called the United States; hence they’re being so many different people with various belief systems. The idea of religion is guiding people with a faith that will ultimately make them make good decisions. The goal of politics is to better the lives of others. Being that America is invested into religion, politicians used the platform of religion to convince people that if they share the same belief systems, then they most likely have…

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    inequitable human evil, then what is the real purpose of religion, particularly Christianity, if not social equality and justice for all, as Jesus taught? It would seem that the least available and least sought after benefit gained from the church, under the presumption that Christians are following Christ’s teachings, would be prestige and increased social standing as a result of membership. Exploring the historical role of organized religion and those in control of the church, and by…

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    In the article “Is Religion The Cause of Most Wars” the author, Rabbi Alan Lurie discusses the controversial issue that religion is the main cause of war. The article goes on arguing that it is an misconception that religion is the main cause of war, and that most wars were actually caused by other issues such as territorial conquest, to control borders, secure trade routes, or respond to an internal challenge to political authority. The article discusses how in past history, many cultures such…

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    living out their faith becomes a life struggle. For others, the freedom of religion is present, and they will never experience the pain of persecution for their faith. The freedom to live out one’s faith is a privilege that should never be taken for granted. Religious freedom is having the right to follow any form of faith, and express it freely without discrimination or persecution from any individual. The freedom of religion allows an individual to speak openly about their faith, attend…

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