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    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the Indigenous people of Australia. They live in all parts of the country‚ from major cities to remote tropical coasts and the borders of the central deserts. They are not one group‚ but comprise of hundreds of groups that have their own histories‚ beliefs and values‚ languages and cultural traditions. The health status of Indigenous people pre-invasion is difficult to assess in ways comparable to current data. However‚ there is strong evidence that

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    Urbanization for indigenous people cannot be seen as emancipatory‚ but a display of polarization and confrontation. It can be argued that moving to urbanized areas is freeing from colonization and any negative associated representations‚ however‚ new issues arise from the move. These issues could be poor living conditions‚ unstable jobs‚ no health care and etc… In the US‚ the First Nations were relocated to urban spaces for work during 1950s. With limited government funding many lived in slum areas

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    Islam and Christianity seem to be very different religions but as you get deeper into the rituals and beliefs the two show strong similarities. Christianity and Islam are the two most popular religions around the world but Christianity is the largest religion in the world with 1.9 billion followers. The two religions are monotheistic and believe in one single God but Islam refers to the same god‚ as Allah. The two religions are based on different teachings. Christianity is based on the life and teachings

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    Author of “Christianity After Religion‚” Diana Butler Bass chronicles through her text what she believes is a “spiritual awakening” (5) in the United States‚ stemming from the effects of neoliberal consumerism that has sparked an obsession with choice and autonomy in all aspects of life and a melody of historical factors. The implications for Christianity‚ other organized religions‚ and spirituality movements are numerous‚ and—recognizing the magnitude of this effect—Bass prescribes certain remedies

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    Equality for indigenous peoples in the Australian Constitution This article is based around equality for indigenous people in the Australian constitution. It explains the ‘bleakness’ of the Australian constitution (Charlesworth‚ H‚ Durbach‚ A pg. 68‚ 2011)‚ Australia’s international obligations‚ constitutional models and much more. This article clearly is writing from the side of bringing equality to the indigenous people‚ hence the title. Specifically‚ it identifies some key aspects that are incorrect

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    wealth‚ new materials and crops‚ new source of labor‚ and new land for the European nations. The consequences for the native people of the Americas were much worse with devastating death tolls‚ enslavement‚ new diseases and racist attitudes towards them. Though it would not be fair to say that the Europeans did not share in negative consequences or that the indigenous people did not gain any advantages. The greatest negative consequences for the Europeans due to the European expansion are a devastating

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    Religion Portfolio Fact Sheet Religion: Christianity 1. Summary of Beliefs and Practices A. Christians believe in one god. B. Christians believe that God took human form as Jesus Christ and that God is present today through the work of the Holy Spirit. C. Christians believe there is a life after death on earth. D. Christians pray to God for their needs‚ for forgiveness‚ or just to talk.  E. Christians go to church. They are not required to nor frowned upon

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    To this end‚ she is studying Russian and longs for the day she can speak with these young people without an interpreter. In any other spare time she enjoys making quilts‚ reading and walking. ----------------------------------------------------------- Introduction Christians and Hindus have vastly different worldviews. In fact‚ one is actually born a Hindu rather than becoming one by choice. People are not Christians by virtue of their birth‚ their family or their nationality. Herein lies

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    Mid-Term Exam Essay Questions The roles‚ callings‚ and practices of the Shaman in many Indigenous Religions. Are there any shamanistic practices in any of the other religions we have studied? If so‚ give examples and explain. The Shaman is a man or woman who interacts with both spiritual and non-spiritual worlds. They do not use black magic or for their own self gain. Their role is to go to the spiritual world to gain knowledge and get the power to heal. They also communicate with the dead to settle

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    Relations between the Spanish and the Indigenous peoples Spanish colonization started in 1492 when Cristoforo Colombo‚ Christopher Columbus‚ arrived in the West Indies .1 Even though Columbus was on route to find a easier‚ quicker route to India‚ he stumbled upon an unknown land full of exotic new people‚ plants‚ and animals. Columbus was the first Spanish American to come to America‚ but many more Spanish explorers would follow after him; including Cortes‚ Aguirre‚ and Pizarro. The Spanish seemed

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