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    first question that I obviously wanted to explore was whether God was real and if it could be proved. I thought that it was very interesting that Aquinas first believed that God was not real because of the comparison between scientific knowledge and faith. As I grew up, the reason that I started to not believe in God as much is because of what I learned in Sunday school vs. what I learned in science class. Once I learned about the process of evolution and how science said that humans were…

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    theme, it is also one of the most critical. The author tries to show that even in a post-apocalyptic world, where everybody has nothing, and things are beyond tough, religion has a way of coming back so people have hope, and somewhere to put there faith into. Cormac McCarthy uses symbolism, metaphors, and imagery to strongly encourage this theme. In the beginning of the book, the world is shown to be hellish. There is nothing but ash, and dirt, and essentially nothingness. However when the…

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    school can be a community in the deepest sense, sharing and celebrating a specific world-view that inspires and guides its staff, pupils, parents and local community. “This gives rise to a larger religious plausibility structure, in which religious faith seems important not only to certain significant others known by the child, but to a generality of others who make up society as a whole” (Berger and Luckmann,…

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    his family to make Richard’s faith in God strong lead him in the opposite direction. Richard does not believe in his faith as strongly as the people around him; he “had [his] doubts” and after he is exploited by his church into being baptised, he continued to believe “the entire thing was a fraud and [him and other boys] played hooky from church.” Richard continues not give in to religious pressure easily, although his family and friends write him off for his lack of faith. Richard’s grandmother…

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    Tails I win, heads you loose: The struggle to keep the faith Religion has been a part of our society for thousands of years. In one-way or another, there has always been the belief, even among the earliest homosapiens, that a higher spiritual being watches over humanity. Throughout the ages it is believed that this higher spiritual being helps and guides people to the true path to happiness and well-being. The author Joseph Heller includes a chaplain, Albert Tappman, as a character in his…

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    that needs to end now! Things are going on that not just tear our people apart from them. They tear one another from the friends and family they love, and they tear away the peace that each and everyone of us in this world should have! Making false statements about another is unacceptable. This county, no this WORLD needs to work on the things they do wrong and find ways to help other and stop hurting them. Prejudice making our Earth a less protective place, but if all people work together we…

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    When Eisenhower approved the phrase he said,” In this way we are reaffirming the transcendence of religious faith in America’s heritage and future; in this way we shall constantly strengthen those spiritual weapons which forever will be our country’s most powerful resource in peace and war”(64). She says in her essay that she did not understand what Eisenhower met by his statement. If she doesn’t comprehend what he was saying then why she referencing it. She doesn’t even talk about the…

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    students—where he captures his main idea in one simple statement. If a man is truly loyal to his idea of God, then a man standing in his way will perish by his “holy” hands. Throughout history humans have made it clear that, because we are social creatures that live in relation to one and other, Religion will always be a…

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    Prayer In Counseling

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    While research shows that this integration can lead to more positive outcomes for patients who consider their faith important, it can also be detrimental if the counselor does not take several different aspects into account. Prior to reading the article, I primarily thought that you integrated prayer and spirituality for the religious who desired its inclusion…

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    the universe, the broad idea and views of religion can have a profound impact on the way people act and make decisions. The teachings of the church instilled into the minds of religion’s firm believers shapes perspectives and constructs unshakable faith and trust. Those who hold these significant positions of religious teachers and figureheads therefore hold the power to evoke and influence various emotions and thoughts through the manipulation of religious belief. In the collection of stories,…

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