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    proper relation‚ according to Islam‚ between humans and Allah is total submission. 5. What is Ramadan? Ramadan is the holy month in the Islamic calendar. 6. What approach might Machiavelli emphasize in the study of world religions? An approach that treats religion and religious figures as political phenomena too and not merely or purely as religious phenomena. 7-10. Write an essay on either Islam or Taoism. The aim of your essay‚ if on Islam‚ is to identify or explain the following:

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    domesticated pigeons in the 11th would not want to use the modern technology if it speeds up everything? The internet has then proved that technology had changed the culture of the people. It had effects on the fields of education‚ communication‚ and even business. The computer and internet are one of the greatest inventions of the 19th the computers in the U.S. military but now it has conquered the whole world. Starting from the academic research up to the global communication

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    The Confucian Ideal Person Religions around the world have what they believe followers should become. In Christianity‚ people strive to become more like Jesus. Buddhists try to be more like the Buddha. The qualities Jesus and the Buddha possess are what followers strive to be like. These followers want to become the ideal person. Confucian followers are no different. Confucian followers have characteristics they strive to achieve to become the ideal person. To achieve these characteristics‚ the

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    The Arab world is often mistaken as a monolithic region that is exclusively dominated by Arabs and Islam. However‚ the Middle East is an intricate kaleidoscope of diverse ethnic and religious groups. As of recent‚ the issues of ethnic‚ lingual‚ and religious minorities are some of the most important issues facing the Arab world. In particular‚ one large minority that has shaped and participated in the development of the Arab world is the Arab Christians. The Arab Christians are one of the oldest

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    something new to the empire which made Rome even more powerful and influential. Ancient Rome is the most influential to the modern world because they spread Christianity‚ Latin is the basis of the popular English language‚ and their advancement in math and science allowed new advancements to the world. Ancient Rome has an influence on the modern world because they expanded religion to a large amount of countries. Although many

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    Characteristic | Judaism | Beginning Time Period | Around 1900-1300 BCE. | Founder | Judaism is believed to descend from patriarchs Abraham‚ Moses‚ Isaac and Jacob. It was found in Israel. | Story of religion’s creation | * There was early journey or exodus from Mesopotamia to Palestine under the guidance of Abraham. * People later escaped to Egypt‚ where they were first imprisoned and then miraculously fled to rejoin their family in Palestine. * Moses became a leader to guide the

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    Religion did much more than play a part in the way that many aspects of culture in North America developed. In reality‚ religion contributed to the basis on which the initial movement to and colonization of America transpired. Colonies were settled by those who were not willing to concede to the ruthless persecution that was evident in 17th century Europe‚ and acted on the hope of a new life in America. New Jersey‚ Pennsylvania‚ and Maryland were all founded as what Sydney E. Ahlstrom explained to

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    How did the philosopher’s religious affiliations influence their thought? His contributions to religion have had a lasting impact and contemporary significance. Taken individually‚ Hume gives novel insights into many aspects of revealed and natural theology. When taken together‚ however‚ they provide his attempt at a systematic undermining of the justifications for religion. Religious belief is often defended through revealed theology‚ natural theology‚ or pragmatic advantage. However‚ through Hume’s

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    Contrast Politics and Religion   Britain was a Christian country (Church of England) before the 1960s.After the Second World War‚ church membership grew and there was also an economic boom and in the process fuelled consumerism. The Beatles “were beneficiaries of new attitudes toward money and leisure. The emphasis moved from thrift‚ duty‚ and service to consumerism” (Turner 2006:13). The Beatles were one of the most influential pop groups of the 1960s and had considerable influence on the youth.

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    REL 2300 Fall 2013 Exam 2 (long essay) Buddhism is one of the oldest and most influential religions. Although it originated in East India‚ Buddha’s teachings are found all over the world. Especially in Asia‚ and has even spread to the west. Some of the most popular teachings of nonviolence‚ karma‚ liberation‚ and suffering may have served as foundations for the development of later religions. Such as we find in Confucianism‚ Taoism‚ and Shinto. Buddhism holds strong concepts‚ but has a flexible

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