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    Religion and Violence When most people think of religion they only think of the good aspects that go along with it‚ and never the violence that goes along with it. All religions have some form of violence in one form or another. There are three basic varieties of religious violence: acts of violence‚ which are inherently religious; those intended as punishment for people believed to be evil; and violent clashes between religious communities. Christians killed a large quantity of witches during

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    Religion in Pompeii and Herculaneum was polytheistic‚ meaning that the civilisation believed and worshipped spirits of the Gods. Religion was an active part of everyday life of the citizens of Pompeii and Herculaneum and the worship of offerings was performed in order to keep the Gods satisfied‚ to ensure the prosperity and safety of all aspects of ones life‚ and ones family. However‚ there was a vast selection of different religions available to the people of Pompeii and Herculaneum‚ ranging from

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    African Literature

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    African literature is highly diversified‚ even though it shows some similarities. In fact‚ the common denominator of the cultures of the African continent is undoubtedly the oral tradition. Writing on black Africa started in the middle Ages with the introduction of the Arabic language and later‚ in the nineteenth century with introduction of the Latin alphabet. Since 1934‚ with the birth of the "Negritude‚" African authors began to write in French or in English. Since the 1960’s quantitative and

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    Sanneh And Religion

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    Encountering the West Christianity and the Global Cultural Process: The African Dimension by Lamin Sanneh is a series of six essays about the themes of religion and culture. Immediately‚ Sanneh dismisses the misconception of the west being the bearer of Christianity by stating today is the era of “world” Christianity. Chapter One‚ Religion and the Cultural Project‚ gives us the reasons behind the western misconception. Culture has long rival Christianity‚ however the cultural characteristics of the

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    In Ellen McCarthy’s Online dating has its pros and cons‚ meta-analysis says‚ discusses the positive and negative aspects of online dating social networks. The article states that social scientists find online dating a “crapshoot” and are often having mixed reviews. Some of the positive attributes of online dating are the giant selection of possible mates‚ the ability to meet people with similar interests‚ and gives the opportunity of finding love to people who have a sexual orientation other than

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    Whales have an important place in Māori tradition. Several tribes tell of the arrival of their ancestor‚ Paikea‚ on the back of a whale. Although there is debate as to whether Māori hunted whales‚ it is clear they regarded stranded whales as a valuable source of meat‚ and used whale teeth and bones for ornament. Ship-based whaling Māori men were eager recruits for whaling ships‚ as replacements for crew who had deserted; whaling was exciting and an opportunity to see the world. As early as

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    African American

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    literary canon relate to what is going on in society? Literary canon is the classifications of books and how they help cultures and even a society of a region or a country. A group of literary works that are generally accepted‚ literary canon is a collection of works and authors who have approval of the academic and the cultural people. Literary canon outlines the literature of a culture‚ society‚ country‚ or the community. Society looks to literary canons for them to understand what causes cultural influence

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    Scholars have also investigated how experience with racial microaggressions affects African American college students (Solórzano‚ Ceja and Yosso‚ 2000). Participants in this study included 34 African American students (18 females‚ 16 males) attending three elite‚ Predominantly White institutions of higher education. The researchers implemented qualitative focus group methodology‚ and these participants were separated into 10 focus groups. The focus groups covered the following focus areas: (1) types

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    African Diaspora

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    been an integral part of the African culture for many >years. Since slaver‚ people of African decent have dealt with the imposed >"veil"; it represents society’s view of African Americans as a problem and >it’s refusal to accept the African Americans as contributive members to >their society. Moreover‚ the "Diaspora" deals with the "double >consciousness‚" the looking of self through the eyes of others while being >graded by the society around the African American. The task is to analyze

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    called this was that white minstrels would paint their faces black and play a character called Jim Crow. Movies like Birth of a Nation caused riots and hate groups like the KKK used fear and paranoia to keep African Americans from doing anything about it and to create hatred towards African Americans. Many

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