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    unseen and powerful, having the belief in God and his kingdom, heaven. While one of the branches of Buddhism do not view Buddha as a God, but as a man who achieved self enlightenment. This aspect of beliefs assists in creating a thriving religious tradition. Rituals and ceremonies are stem off of beliefs and believers. Rituals are considered of importance in some religions because once carried out it holds significance and signs of respect, while holding minimum significance in others.…

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    Hello, this is my project on the country of the Dominican Republic. During December, they celebrate Christmas, like we do, but Christmas doesn’t end until January 6th, with the arrival of the three kings. A tradition in the Republic, is an Aguinaldos; an informal party at home. The people at the party sing traditional Christmas songs and eat Christmas foods, such as Puerco asado. People also carol there, and sometimes, families give the carolers a drink called jengibre. Some Dominicans celebrate…

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    Religious Tradition Essay

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    Identification: The type of religious tradition I chose to attend was that of Islam. The religious sect of Islam is the Sunni tradition. The name of the place of worship I attended was the Assalam Mosque located at 2335 St. Laurent Blvd. I attended the Friday prayer on September 26, 2014 at 12:45 pm until 1:15 pm. Building: The outside of the mosque is square shaped with white bricks all around. At the front of the mosque there is a square entrance with two huge glass doors in the middle. On…

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    Great Awakening Traditions

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    The Great Awakening brought us many rebirths and traditions. Our ancestors provided us many traditions and norms. During this time, America went through a radical transformation. European settlers had moved to the United States and they brought their religious beliefs with them. The Great Awakening goes back to England; many people were starting to go against the Church of England because they believed that the church was starting to grow away from the actual meaning of God. Today I will discuss…

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    known today as the Midlands of England. As the majority of all old epics with an Anglo-Saxon origin, both the authors name and its real title are unknown due to the fact that most of these poems were passed from generation to generation through oral tradition before they are actually written down. Beowulf is a poem enriched with a lot of historical and social content, which comprehends the religion and warrior culture of the period among other things. Even though Beowulf is an English epic,…

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    My Family Tradition

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    forgiven. I do not believe that you could buy your way into heaven or that your sin could easily be forgiven through bribery. Also, I was never able to find peace or happiness with this religion. These are few reasons why I did not follow my family tradition or consider myself a Buddhist. I had a rough childhood, so I always wanted something more than just being able to go to haven; I wanted to be love. I grew up in a broken home full of violence and destruction. My father was abusive to my…

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    Muslim Moral Traditions

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    Let’s consider an example. Some Muslims may interpret their scripture in such a way where they believe the fulfillment of their moral tradition requires them to do physical harm to others that will not adhere to Islam. If a Muslim student were to attempt to strike another student, school officials would stop the action for a multitude of reasons. None of these reasons (including the prevailing need to ensure the safety of students) specifically target Muslim morality, as rules against violence…

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    including their food, traditional clothing, music and dances. I looked up articles online about Hispanic culture and I also asked my Spanish-speaking friend, Ana, about her culture. Ana agreed to let me interview her so I asked about the culture and traditions in El Salvador, which is where she is from. I learned that people speak different dialects of…

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    more welcoming towards risque things prostitution is still seen largely as a problem. The main goal is to remove prostitution from society. Sweden has tried to accomplish this with their prostitution policiy, passed in 1999. This policy flips the traditions of prostitution laws. In spite of that the legislation overlooks things as well. Overall the bill has many positive and negative effects…

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    Room for a Truthful Story: Critiquing Toronto 's Reconciliation Methodology as Appropriation Canada 's existence as a colonized nation in a post-colonial environment requires its citizens and its institutions to have an understanding of decolonization and reconciliation methods. As a majour city within the established nation, Toronto has employed a simple method of acknowledging Canada 's history by naming streets after people that the nation believes to be worth honouring. Yet these surface…

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