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Taoism And Confucianism
Words: 356 / Pages: 2 .... and younger brother, and friend and friend. These relationships led a push for a revolution of the political system to adopt the methods of Jen. Confucius sought to revive the ancient Chinese culture by redefining the importance of society and government. He described a society governed by reasonable, humane, and just sensibilities, not by the passions of individuals arbitrarily empowered by hereditary status. He felt that this could be achieved through education and the unification of cultural beliefs. He believed that a nation would be benefited by citizens that were cultivated people whose intellects and emotions had been developed and matured b .....
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A Comparison Of Islam And Christianity
Words: 2135 / Pages: 8 .... the heavens and the earth), and He
would one day judge mankind (This is also true in Christianity: "The Lord
will judge his people." Hebrews 10:30). Both of these religions share
almost the same framework, but they also differ in many ways.
The word Islam means "surrender" or "submission," submission to the
will of Allah, the one God. Muslims are those who have submitted themselves.
The basic creed of Islam is brief: There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad
is the Prophet of Allah. Islam teaches that there is one God, the creator
and sustainer of the universe. This God, Allah, is compassionate and just.
Because He is compassionate, He calls all .....
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The Rise And Down Fall Of Major Beliefs
Words: 887 / Pages: 4 .... of the beliefs have different ideas on god and religion.
Deism is not a religion and believe that god is an observer. They do not
believe in providence. They also denounce the church. Thomas Paine
believed that the mind is the church. Deists also believed that the bible
was hearsay. Thomas Paine thought that a revelation could only effect the
person that it was directed to because after that the people that listen to
the revelation have the right not to believe it because it can not be
proven. The Deists also believe that through nature God is revealed.
Puritanism is a religion and believe that god is active. They also believe
in pr .....
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If Buddha Were Alive Today, How Would He Answer The Question: "How Should One Live"?
Words: 1192 / Pages: 5 .... five aggregates of grasping. They are the aggreagates
of grasping that is form, feeling, perception, mental formaitons, and
consciousness. I don't agree with Buddha in any of this. I don't think suffering
is caused by any of this. This is all life. I don't think that we are suffering
all of this time. My definition of suffering would be anything that causes any
pain, not anything that doesn't cause pleasure. There is a huge difference
between the two. With Buddha, you are either suffering or in pleasure. I think
that there is a middle ground. There are many times when people are not
suffering and also not feeling pleasure.
The origin of suffering, .....
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Bar Mitzvah
Words: 427 / Pages: 2 .... they do
something to prove they are unfit for this title. Sports figures,
politicians, actors, and actresses, have been looked up to as role models
and leaders, and many of them have been brought down by their own immoral
standards. Some of today's lawyers bend the truth. People, who deserve a
life in prison walk free today because of people who twist the facts.
Their is a definite similarity between those who have power but do
not have moral standards today and Aaron's sons thousands of years ago. In
all these years people have not changed. Now people have technology that
allows them to break laws even easier than thousands of years ago. Wit .....
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Hinduism And Buddhism
Words: 1918 / Pages: 7 .... of a small kingdom. He grew up with luxuries and had a sheltered life. When he was 29 he came to realize that hi life up to this point had been so empty. He let go any earthly attachments and soon set out to find peace and enlightenment trying to steer away from the cycles of rebirths. He started practicing Yoga and “adopted a life of radical asceticism.” He soon gave up this way of thinking and focused on “a middle path between the life of indulgence and that of self-denial.” After a time of great inner struggle, he began to wander to different places and preach and organized a monastic community know as the sangha.
The Buddha start .....
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Jesus Christ's Life
Words: 1297 / Pages: 5 .... That right there is
enough proof to show th at we are not worthy of his presence. God is of the
Spirit. He is not made of matte r and mind, and he does not possess a
physical nature. Some think that God is t hat of a human. There is no
possible way that this could be, because in John 4:24 J esus speaks "God is
spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.". Even
though Jesus had flesh was of the Spir it he still did have matter. He had
flesh which ismatter. In this flesh was ve ry important qualities. God
still possesses all of these qualities even though He does not have flesh.
These characteristics would fit for e .....
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Noah’s Arc, The Rip-Off
Words: 1165 / Pages: 5 .... culture. The earth was too full. People were rowdy and reckless. Crime was widespread and grew day to day. The difference pertaining to this, is the reason the flood was sent.
Noah’s story rules that the flood was sent because the earth had become corrupt and filled with violence, (Genisis, 6). The only way to destroy this violence was to drown everyone but the chosen few. These chosen few were hand-picked by God as good people to start a new, more wholesome and obedient civilization. Gilgamesh’s story says the reason for the flood was the volume the people created. The noise was intolerable and the gods insisted on ending the racket a .....
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Religions' Views On Life After Death
Words: 1835 / Pages: 7 .... was Adam. The only reason that we don't use Neanderthals, the early cave dwellers, as a way to identify our first man is that they were not able to talk back to their Creator, worship him, and choose among alternative ideologies (Eerdmans' Handbook 31).
Buddhism was founded about 500 B.C. or shortly afterwards. The teacher who founded it was Buddha. The tradition is that he was shocked into seeking the meaning of life by the sight of a leper, an old man and a corpse (Eerdmans' Handbook 43). He practiced austerities for many years until he achieved the illumination he was seeking. Buddha was said to be an atheist, or at least have abandoned th .....
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Religion In Ancient India And Rgypt
Words: 1735 / Pages: 7 .... dynasty. Psamtik I also controlled the army that was known to be very strong and superior and was composed of Libyan soldiers. Psamtik I was succeeded by his son Necho II, as pharaoh. Necho II made the first circumnavigation of Africa, and he attempted to link the Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea by a canal. Ahmose II was the last pharaoh of the 26th dynasty to rule Egypt. He had a long and prosperous reign between 570-526 BC. Six months after his death, Persia invaded and took over Egypt.
The period around 560 BC in India was ruled by the Maghuda dynasty which was known to develop a caste system and yet have a laid back lifestyle. It was a strong dyna .....
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