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The Existence Of God
Words: 1557 / Pages: 6 .... that there is no sufficient proof or comprehensive arguments for .
God generally refers to one supreme, holy, personal being, The divine unity of ultimate good-ness and of ultimate reality. St. Anselm of Canterbury developed what we have learned to be the ontological argument. He began his argument by saying that even a fool can grasp or understand the concept of “a being than of which nothing greater can be conceived.” He continues to state that a fool would say that the concept of this being’s existence is only in his mind and in the mind of others but not in reality. However he also admits to the possibility of this being existing in reali .....
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Women In Religion
Words: 744 / Pages: 3 .... the Bible
is one source that has been used as reference to determine superiority of
genders in the church. "Jesus was a man who chose 12 male apostles to carry on
his work, therefore only men could be priest" (Connel A1), is a common
reference used to the scriptures found in the Bible. This attitude labeled
tradition is still around today and is being taught today throughout the world,
basically in the Roman Catholic religion. The Bible states "Let your women keep
silent in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak, but they
are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law" (I Corinthians
14:34). When a person re .....
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Religions
Words: 2357 / Pages: 9 .... as a prime example, has been characterized inequitably by
historians and the media as a religion of violence. To put it bluntly, as
this article does, "Islam was mainly spread through Arab territorial
conquests (Sudo, 4)." However, upon examination, it is not fair to make
the generalization that Islam is a religion of violence, and one notices
when looking at world religion on a whole, one finds that Islam was no
more violent than any other religion. In fact, not only is Islam not a
fundamentally violent philosophy, but we can also see that many other
religions normally considered "non-violent," such as Christianity or
Hinduism, have been spread th .....
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Religion In Public Schools
Words: 1440 / Pages: 6 .... for the sustenance of
our bodies and spiritual food for the nourishment of
our souls. In a world where much seems to be
discouraging and where problems appear at every corner,
we pray that the human spirit will not be taught
by cynicism or despair, but rejoice in the
possibilities of every new day and accept all
Your blessings with thanksgiving. Amen.
For some people in the Congress this raises serious questions about when
prayer is or is not appropriate. One of the Representatives from Oklahoma made
this comment in the Congressional Digest on November 30, 1994: Ò It was fine
f .....
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Christianity
Words: 1450 / Pages: 6 .... only sacraments. METHODISTS,
NAZARENES, WESLEYANS, and ADVENTISTS, and members of the CHURCH OF CHRIST,
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH, ASSEMBLY OF GOD, and UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH also
accept only Baptism and Holy Communion, but refer to them as ordinances,
not sacraments. BAPTISTS also believe in these two ordinances, and they
very strongly resist the use of the term "sacrament."
Though all the Christian denominations practice Baptism, they
disagree on when they should do so. ROMAN CATHOLIC, EPISCOPALIAN, LUTHERAN,
PRESBYTERIAN, REFORMED, and METHODIST churches baptize both infants and
adult converts. Baptism is prior to Confirmation, which typically occu .....
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Eve And The Apple
Words: 779 / Pages: 3 .... evil. But at
the time Eve made her decision, she did not have the knowledge of good and
evil. Eve did not know the serpent could be Satan incarnate, nor did she
know that her desire to become a goddess would be a sin.
The main reason Eve eats the apple is because she wants to become a
Goddess. The serpent said that he was a beast and after eating the fruit
from the tree of knowledge of good and evil he became more human like. Eve
was enticed by the words of the serpent who said that "If the fruit makes a
serpent like a man, it should make men like gods." (Line 710: "That ye
should be as Gods, since I as man, Internal Man, is but proportion meet; .....
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Buddhism
Words: 314 / Pages: 2 .... is a key factor in the Buddhist religion. Meditation
is a way of developing more positive states of mind. The awareness
obtained from meditation helps one have a fuller understanding of oneself.
Buddha taught "the Four Noble Truths." The first is "Life is
Suffering," which means everyone suffers jealously, pain, sickness, etc.
even enlightened ones. The second is "Suffering is Caused by Attachment,"
which basically says one must accept responsibility for one's actions. The
third noble truth is, "Freedom from Attachment is the Cure for Suffering";
this says when one is released from suffering he shall reach a state of
mystical u .....
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Separation Of Church And State
Words: 1518 / Pages: 6 .... was that school officials were allowing a school prayer at the beginning of
the day. A main political issue within public schools involves the First
Amendment, how the school system enforces certain things and how schools can get
around the separation between church and state. The First Amendment is being
violated by allowing public officials(teachers) to direct prayer in schools.
The reason that this is a violation is because prayer, bible readings and
moments of silence are prohibited in public school systems.
The First Amendment has many different interpretations that people are
attaching to it. People took this amendment to mean that the .....
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Religion: Jerusalem
Words: 1321 / Pages: 5 .... B.C.E., the Jebusites were absorbed into the Jewish people. David
made Jerusalem the capital of his kingdom, and Solomon built the first
Temple to house the Ark of the Covenant. ( Elon, 1989, p.89) Because of
David making Jerusalem the capital of their kingdom and Solomon building
the first Temple located in Jerusalem, which is important to Jews because
it housed the Ark of the Covenant which Jews see as important to them
because it is a symbol of their freedom from slavery and the Covenant God
made with Moses, and allowed Jews to establish their promised land.
Jerusalem is considered by Jews as their holiest city. In 586 B.C.E., the
Babylonia .....
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Religion In School?
Words: 244 / Pages: 1 .... lunch are
not criticized.
Religion is not forced upon people in an overwhelming manner. If a
Christian decides to wear Christian apparel or accessories, they should not
be treated any different. They have just as much a right to pray before
school, or at lunch to show their individuality, as those around them might
through clothing, attitude, and word of mouth.
As long as they follow the school codes as expected, they should
be treated just as their non-Christian equal. No place in the constitution
does it say Christians should be treated different. In fact the first
amendment (passed September 25, 1789 and ratified December 15, 1791)
Reli .....
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