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    headquarters of the Holy See had to be moved from Rome to Avignon‚ it brought uncertainty to the people‚ as they did not trust the Pope‚ and believed the Pope favoured the French. Following this‚ the Great Western Schism also contributed to the loss of papal authority as it split Christian Europe into hostile camps‚ because three different men were claiming to be the true Pope‚ each having some support from different kings and princes of Europe. Finally‚ the corruption of the Renaissance papacy‚ such

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    Most of the time King Henry was spending his father’s money and did not care about running the country. But it also said that he had his chief advisor arrested after the pope didn’t give the divorce to Henry and he was mad. He later on had him executed and the chief advisor did not do anything wrong in fact he was running England most of the time. In document four which was a letter from Anne asking for a fair trial “Try

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    of soi as the I‚ the two cognitive situations must be considered (consciousness‚ the real subject who experiences himself and the other). But understanding the problem of soi- autrui necessitates a study of the experience i.e. action or act. The pope then establishes the concepts of I- self and other. Consciousness is very much connected to the act in that the former conditions the full manifestation of the I through the latter. However‚ consciousness alone cannot form the act (conscious activity)

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    growth and prestige of the Holy Roman Empire as the Byzantine Empire lost the grandeur‚ pomp‚ military might‚ and legal supremacy of the imperial office while the growth of the Holy Roman Empire entailed a society fueled by struggles such as between popes and kings eventually leading to a powerful military society as can be seen in the successes of the Crusades. Initially‚ the Byzantine Empire inherited the wealth from the early Roman Empire but even this did not prevent them from going through the

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    The Contradictory American Identity in the Eyes of Nativists Lauren Krueger Professor Schneider WR150 Writing and Research Seminar 6 January 2015 As far back as the 1800’s‚ America has been defined as a nation of immigrants‚ or a “melting pot”. During this century‚ millions of foreign-born people entered the ports of the United States‚ seeking work‚ political refuge‚ and religious freedom. Immigrants from Europe came in massive waves. As immigration rates increased‚ a group now known as

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    Jesus’ twelve disciples. The Catholic Church is larger than all other christian churches combined. It is even larger than individual Isam religions Sunni and Shia. The church has made itself into a complex hierarchy from the people in the pew to the Pope at the top. The most complex institution ever created is the Roman Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic Church has been around before the middle ages. It has hardly

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    Besides ruling with considerable power‚ he was also an author and a composer. His desire to provide England with a male heir lead to two things‚ one being his sox marriages and two hos break with the pope. As King Henry the 8th aged he became severely obese and his health suffered‚ contributing to his death in 1547. Later in his life on the throne he was thought to be egoistical‚ harsh‚ and an insecure king. King Henry the 8th will go down as one of

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    Constitution of the Clergy wants Church officials to be elected instead of appointed. Elections are not subject to papal confirmation which means that the new bishop may not apply to the pope for any form of confirmation. The new constitution states that the clergy must swear an oath to France first and God and the pope second. They want us to become loyal servants of the state instead of servants of God and the church. This is the direction that France is going in if the Civil Constitution of the

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    part of the Byzantine Empire. (NEW PARAGRAPH) When the Turks threatened the capital city of Constantinople‚ the Byzantine emperor appealed to the pope in Rome. Because Christian pilgrims going to Palestine came home with reports of persecution from the Turks‚ the Byzantine emperor’s appeal for help found a reception in Europe. (NEW PARAGRAPH) Pope Urban I wanted to regain the Holy Land from the Muslims. He called a great meeting of church leaders and French nobles at Clermont France in 1095. At

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    The short yet significant reign of Edward bought with it a series of severe changes to England and all those within it‚ many of them taking a religious nature. As the once unquestionable authority of the church became challenged by both critics and affiliates alike‚ England witnessed an almost inevitable reformation. However‚ the impact on the majority was not necessarily beneficial- as Duffy wrote‚ the Reformation bought with it an ‘assault on traditional religion’‚ leaving many men that ‘breathed

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