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    Gregory and his ideas played an important role in many of the changes‚ a knowledge of his pontificate  is essential for understanding later European history‚ up to and including the present. Gregory has not  lacked historians‚ from his own time onwards. Among the pregnant changes of his time was a shift  from speech towards writing as the principal means of government communication and record. Mainly  as a result‚ Gregory’s pontificate was covered by a burst of contemporary documentation. Since 

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    Homosexuality in ancient Greece and Rome Americans endlessly recycle the old conflicts: "first we fought about slavery‚ then segregation‚ then gender‚ and now sexual orientation"-(Anon). Homosexuality is an on-going conflict in America‚ as well as other countries. The history of homosexuality goes back to the ancient civilizations. As we have different ideas and ways of "dealing" with it‚ so did the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. Ancient Greece is considered

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    or communion‚ the bread and wine merely symbolize the Last Supper. ____ 18. Among the other religious innovations championed by Luther were all of the following except a. a new worship service conducted in German. b. denunciations of clerical celibacy and encouragement that all clerics should marry. c. assertions that the authority of scripture must be supplemented by church decrees. d. dissolution of all single-sex monastic orders. e. the use of two rather than seven sacraments. ____ 19.

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    rice grains‚ incense and a ghee lamp in front of the Yantra. Chant eleven rounds of "Aum Sudarshan Chakraay Mam Sarv Kaarya Vijayam Dehi Dehi Aum Hum Phat‚" using a rosary. Repeat Sudarshan Prayog for eleven days‚ during which you must observe celibacy. At the end of the Puja‚ you will experience a dynamic change of personality and appearance. You will outwit your enemies. Things You’ll Need * White mat * White clothing * White cloth * White flowers * Small wooden bench or

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    Charlemagne was the crowned ruler of "Emperor of the Romans" by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day. The significant is that he was the first over 300 years that Europe was not a broken compound of transferring and competing warrior tribes‚ but instead a collection of stable nation-states. Extreme stability happened when Charlemagne’s Carolingian Frankish Empire was formed. Both parties involvement had different reasons behind the coronation. Pope Leo’s drive for crowning Charles included an opportunity

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    this stage in his life‚ he is able to drink and eat food. As a Brahmin progresses into the next stage of their life‚ they become a student. In this period of their life‚ they live an ascetic lifestyle which includes little food and drink and live in celibacy. The next step is the householder stage. In which they live a comfortable lifestyle and are relaxed with marriage and

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    Monastic Spirituality: Definition: the complex attitudes and practices that characterize the life of men and women living according to a monastic rule Characteristics: -asceticism -celibacy for the sake of the kingdom retirement from the world(funga mundi)-dualistic approach simple living-putting no the mind of Christ Aspects: Meditation on the scripture (lectio divine) Volunteer poverty (detachment) Community-common life Obedience to a spiritual guide (abbot‚ abbess)

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    Permanent deacons must be males over the age of 35 that are baptized and active members of the Catholic Church. They must have no intention to become a priest‚ as they can only be deacons. In order to become a deacon an individual must take a vow of celibacy‚ however if they are married‚ the individual’s marriage must be recognized by the Church. A deacon must have completed high school and must have completed the five-year formation program which consists of their training. The role of a permanent deacon

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    THE VOICE OF THE WOMEN QUAKERS‚ SHAKERS‚ PROTESTANTS AND BAPTIST MOVEMENT CHLOE KIRKLAND HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY JANUARY 18‚ 2014 Religion has always been a trivial topic. Who is right? who is the closest to the truth? Many excursions and quest have started with the intent to bring awareness to a "higher power" and entity called God. In the late fifteenth century before the protestant reformation America was intensified with the reform of the Catholic

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    The religious changes made during the rein of Henry the Eighth were very significant because it gave us the freedom and diversity that we now have today. These changes were equally significant‚ but it in different ways. Some of the changes that were made were short-term‚ therefore mainly affected the daily lives of people living at the time. Other changes that were made under Henry the Eighth’s rein were long-term‚ and still have an impact on our daily lives today. The religious changes

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