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    World Religions Comparison Christianity Islam Buddhism Judaism Hinduism Point of Origin? Jerusalem Consider Adam the first man and Abraham to have been his descendants‚ and believe they come from his son‚ Ishmael. The origin was the birthplace of the founder Siddhartha Gautama. Israel‚ Eastern Mediterranean. Existed before recorded history. How did it spread? Relocation diffusion‚ contagious diffusion‚ and hierarchical diffusion. Muhammad’s successors organized

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    Religion in the USA is very diverse because of the country is multicultural. A number of early immigrants to the American colonies were missionaries and they had desire to worship their own religions freely. Besides of those missionaries‚ many religious refugees came from Europe including Jews. In my point of view‚ those large number of immigrants influenced Americans to be a very religious nation. According to a 2002 study‚ majority of American people said religion is very important in their lives

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    Army Chaplain Corps

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    serves soldiers‚ sailors and airmen in a way that civilian clergy cannot.” As military chaplains live with the soldiers while on deployment and on bases‚ the chaplain corps has a unique opportunity to minister to the men and women of the service branches. Chaplains assist soldiers with counseling‚ leading religious services and keeping morale up. Since the conception of the Army Chaplain Corps certain times of struggle have brought controversy‚ however‚ the chaplains continue to lead others in their

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    The Spanish Inquisition

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    inquisitions in history.The Spanish Inquisition was used for both political and religious reasons. Spain is a nation-state that was born out of religious struggle between numerous different belief systems including Catholicism‚ Islam‚ Protestantism and Judaism. Following the Crusades and the Reconquest of Spain by the Christian Spaniards the leaders of Spain needed a way to unify the country into a strong nation. Ferdinand and Isabella chose Catholicism to unite Spain and in 1478 asked permission of the

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    Religion essay

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    Place of origin Roman province of Judea. Indian Subcontinent Place of worship Church‚ chapel‚ cathedral‚ basilica‚ home bible study‚ personal dwellings. Temple (Mandir) Practices Prayer‚ sacraments (some branches)‚ worship in church‚ reading of the Bible‚ acts of charity‚ communion. Meditation‚ Yoga‚ contemplation‚ yagna (communal worship)‚ offerings in the temple. About Christianity broadly consists of individuals who believe in the deity Jesus Christ. Its followers‚ called Christians

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    Second Century Christianity

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    Second Century Christianity and Judaism For centuries‚ the debate between Judaism and Christianity has divided not only individuals but also countries as a whole. There are many things that affect how these two religions differ and are alike. Among many of the variations‚ the account of Jesus from either party varies. The Jews who deny him as a divinity are the very people he walked among. One of the main similarities‚ though‚ is where these religions originated from‚ both emerging from the

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    "Wherever you go‚ I will go. Wherever you lodge‚ I will lodge. Your people shall be my people‚ and your G-d my G-d. Where you die‚ I will die‚ and there I will be buried" Ruth‚ a Moabite and the Great-Grandmother of King David‚ who chose to convert to Judaism.1 1 Ruth 1:16-17 B.A. Thesis Ashton 5 Spiritual and Personal Transformation in Judaic Conversion What motivates a person to want to change their religion? Perhaps a deeper level of love for The Divine‚ or a methodology for relating

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    Ancient Greek‚ Roman‚ Judaic‚ and Christian philosophy and law have shaped the democratic development of the United States of America. The ancient Greeks first had the idea of a democracy‚ or government by the people‚ which contributed to the democratic development of the United States. The ancient Romans set up a new government called a republic‚ in which the people chose some government officials‚ this also contributed to the democratic development of the United States. The ancient Israelites (Ancient

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    Hasidism: Mikvah

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    The Menstruation Cycle and The Mikvah In accordance with Halacha‚ the mikvah is essentially a gateway to purification. The mikvah is used by both men and women. The duration of this essay will focus upon the uses for the mikvah ranging from emotional and physical cleansing before‚ during‚ and after menstruation for women. The word mikvah literally means “pool” or “gathering” of water. Since it is a vessel of purification‚ there are strict guidelines concerning how the mikvah is built. Firstly

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    History of Religion

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    these different religions‚ there are beliefs of different gods‚ different ceremonial rituals‚ and different beliefs due to the cultural background of the region in which the religion formed. The main religions of the world are Christianity‚ Judaism‚ Islam‚ Buddhism‚ and Hinduism. From the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth‚ came Christianity. In Roman occupied Palestine‚ Jesus was born circa 4 B.C.E. This was a Jewish province of the Roman Empire. Insurgency‚ political instability

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