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    “Claims that the UK is now a secular society are wrong. Both religious activity and religious belief are flourishing.” To what extent do sociological arguments and evidence support this view?” Sociologists have long been divided on the issue of whether the UK is now a secular society. By this we mean is religious activity and religious belief declining? Religious activity is the participation of religious activities‚ examples of these include: Sunday morning church services‚ baptisms and church

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    Second Vatican Council

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    consisted of four different sessions convening in the fall of the four years during which the council took place. Topics discussed and debated throughout the council were issues concerning the church‚ the liturgy‚ revelation and scripture‚ and the clergy. The general sessions of the council would begin in late September or early October‚ and end in late November or early December. Special committees met during the remainder of the year to examine and assemble the previous work‚ and make preparations

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    Catholic Church ’s corruption was beginning to spread. Simony‚ or the buying of church offices‚ was common along with pluralism which was the appointment of multiple bishops in multiple areas. Tithing had become mandatory to support the church ’s bloated clergy‚ yet it was the poorly paid servents who did the priest ’s duties. Meanwhile due to the invention of the printing press‚ common people were reading doctrine for themselves. All these factors sparked a major discontent with the church. With the Renaissance

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    nutritional risk. The client‚ a 54 year old Caucasian male‚ was admitted to the hospital for a motor vehicle accident. Upon admission‚ Nurse A told family members that the client had a poor prognosis and asked if they would like to contact a member of the clergy for support. Nurse A also asked if the client was an organ donor and if not‚ then the family should think about it since his condition is critical. The two statements made by Nurse A violated 1.1 under provision 1 of the ANA code of ethics‚ which

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    Book Review From Paradise to the Promised Land: An Introduction to the Main Themes of the Pentateuch. T. Desmond Alexander. Carlisle CA: Paternoster Press‚ 2002 - 339 pages Introduction: From Paradise to the Promised Land‚ Desmond Alexander published the first edition of From Paradise to the Promised Land in 1995 and focused entirely on the contents of the five books of the Pentateuch. However‚ in the second edition the author added several chapters discussing contemporary studies of the Pentateuch

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    Question: What was Luther’s fundamental religious problem with the Catholic Church? Trace the development of this problem and why Luther solved it. Among the many problems Luther pointed out in the Catholic Church in his 95 theses‚ the one he had the most problem with was the issue of salvation and the selling of indulgencies. At the time‚ the doctrine of the church stated that those who did not receive a baptism would spend time in purgatory for their sins. The Church said that acceptance

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    According to (brittanica.com)‚ a theocracy is a system of government where the government is ruled by the members of the clergy. A theocracy government is extremely strict in religion. There were many stern rules and regulations that the Puritans had to follow. The Puritans had a group of members of the clergy that formed their government. In addition‚ they all had strong beliefs of how the society should run. They believed in purified souls and hard work. Also‚

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    Although Mayhew wasn’t one of the “New Light” enthusiasts‚ he often preached that civil and religious liberty were mandatory and inseparable. This led Mayhew to compose a document known as A Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission and Non-Resistance to Higher Powers in the 1750’s. Throughout the text‚ Mayhew re-established his argument which states that whoever resisted authority resisted God and therefore‚ they must be condemned. The written document is now known as one of the most famous sermons

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    Contrary to the Middle Ages‚ when the afterlife and glorifying God was the primary focus‚ the Renaissance concentrated increasingly on the present day‚ demonstrating a more secular philosophy. Humanism developed‚ making human beings‚ and not God‚ the center of attention. People not longer considered their lives solely as a preparation for the afterlife‚ but instead gave them actual value. The church’s authority fused with that of the state‚ resulting in a monopolized power greatly influenced by religion

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    Joan of Arc

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    Joan of Arc‚ a young French woman‚ born in 1412 has left a legendary mark on history. She was known for dressing like a man in a suit of armor and leading the French troops against the in English in the Hundred Years War. Eventually being apprehended Joan was turned over to the English but tried by the French clerics who surprisingly supported the English. George Bernard‚ author of Saint Joan‚ wrote the play based on Arc’s life. A character in the play is the Inquisitor. The church court whose members

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