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    vaginal ring‚ shots‚ practicing celibacy or abstinence. Celibacy is state of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations. These control methods might have side effects. Abstinence is any self-restraint‚ self-denial‚ or forbearance. Abstinence has a lot of advantages such as preventing STD’s‚ waiting to find the right partner‚ focusing on school‚ a person’s career‚ or extracurricular activities‚ and supports moral‚ personal or religious beliefs. Practicing celibacy is empowering‚

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    confession and clerical celibacy‚ but he closed monasteries in order to acquire the wealth they held. In essence‚ all King Henry did was change the legality of the Church but he did not bring about revolutionary religious change. Martin Luther‚ on the other hand‚ had no personal motives at hand when he decided he wanted to reform the church. Martin Luther had witnessed and quickly became frustrated with the corrupt acts of the church such as simony‚ nepotism‚ neglect of the celibacy rule‚ absenteeism

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    commonly accepted by their pagan contemporaries‚ practices that included prostitution‚ abuse of slaves and homosexuality. Such views‚ although not completely original‚ soon became inseparable from Christian faith. Some even went so as to embrace celibacy‚ which they urged upon those capable of the angelic

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    In Act 2 of The Importance of Being Earnest‚ Oscar Wilde uses irony to comment on the‚ absurd nature of the Victorian morals and values‚ context as well as highlight the satire‚ that he implemented‚ and humour. In the scene‚ Cecily admonishes Algy‚ who is pretending to be Ernest by saying‚ "I hope you have not been leading a double life‚ pretending to be wicked and being really good all the time. That would be hypocrisy." This is a use of dramatic irony as usually the act of being a hypocrite is

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    Candide is a challenging book to read and analyze because the novel does not follow the writing style of a novel today. Despite this‚ the interactive oral was successful. My understanding of contextual and cultural considerations‚ including how and why certain characters partake in particular activities‚ expanded through the discussion. The discussion centered on who Candide‚ the main character‚ is. We concluded that Candide represents naivety. Developing Candide’s innocence and sheltering it‚

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    as in the addition for 365 euros of a man for their wedding day only. Hence‚ this attachment to the perfect man only maintains the celibacy of women preferring living a virtual existence. Thus‚ these activities can reflect a society that demands too much. It appears as a conclusion to all the ways love can be commercialized and women’s high standards that celibacy could be Japanese women’s ideal

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    Gregorian Chant and Benedictine Monks Our class visited the Abbey of Our Lady of the Holy Spirit‚ which is more commonly called the Monastery of the Holy Spirit on December 9‚ 2009. This monastery was founded in 1944 by a group of Cistercian monks‚ often referred to as Trappists‚ sent to Georgia from the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky. The grounds of the Monastery of the Holy Spirit include slightly over 2‚000 acres of land in a rapidly growing suburban area southeast of Atlanta. The Trappist

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    hierarchy but to individuals or a "priesthood of all believers." Only the sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist are practiced in reverence as the two instituted by Jesus. While Protestant ministers may marry‚ Roman Catholic priests may not. Celibacy

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    men. It was set up to provide ministers of service to the Church. Those who have received this sacrament are members of a college that dedicates their lives to become servants of the Word of God. They are called to live a life of self-denial‚ celibacy‚ and sacrifice for the well being of other beings. Holy Orders gives different powers and authorities in the Church on three different levels. To receive the Sacrament one must be a baptized

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    reformation was created by Pope Greggory VII during his papacy from 1073-1085. Out of his many points‚ some of them were on his concerns involving women and marriage. The most important issue for opponents and supporters of Gregorian reform was clerical celibacy. Marriage and concubinage among the lower class of the clergy was already occurring‚ but the reform was determined to stop this. The papacy insisted on

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