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    In The Awakening‚ the Monk fails to commit himself to studying his religion‚ which results in another trip to pray for scholarly success to the Kokuzo of Horinji (253). The Monk’s past attempts at prayer were unsuccessful‚ and on this ninth moon‚ he happens to stay

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    effects: the spread of Christianity‚ the preservation of the Greco-Roman writings‚ and the formation of a new Christian culture. The first effect was centered on the recovery and evangelization of rural society. During this first wave of change‚ monks and nuns traveled around to evangelize the Barbarians and the people within the rural regions. While these holy disciples were continuing their godly mission‚ they were able to reclaim the land and make it more usable for farming and daily living.

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    think this is a great custom for all these children because they have fun participating in the festival for two days and after that they decide if they want to stay in the monastery for more the a week so it’s their decision if they want to become monks. I also think that the custom show grown in these kids because their knowledge increases and they come back from the monastery as new people who know more about their own religion .I would definitely do this rite of passage because

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    The Differences between Buddhist Music in Japan‚ China and Tibet The Differences between Buddhist Music in Japan‚ China and Tibet “The whole purpose of religion is to facilitate love and compassion‚ patience‚ tolerance‚ humility‚ forgiveness.” -Dalai Lama Music plays an important role in religion‚ significantly influencing the worship practices of individuals who follow these faiths. As the music of a certain faith is influenced by the culture of a place‚ the music of certain peoples

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    Gwendolyn says “I adore you. But you haven’t proposed to me yet. Nothing has been said at all about marriage. The subject has not even been touched on” (622). This shows that Jack is ignoring the stages of courting and jumping right into marriage. Wilde is certainly satirically commenting on courting and how there really just has to be a mutual attraction. Upon Gwendolyn’s acceptance of his proposal‚ the problems with different social affairs begin to be unraveled. Gwendolyn says “I am told; and my ideal

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    Buddhists are not unanimous in their view of euthanasia‚ and the teachings of the Buddha don’t explicitly deal with it. Most Buddhists (like almost everyone else) are against involuntary euthanasia. Their position on voluntary euthanasia is less clear. States of mind The most common position is that voluntary euthanasia is wrong‚ because it demonstrates that one’s mind is in a bad state and that one has allowed physical suffering to cause mental suffering. Meditation and the proper use of pain

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    The Silk Road had a drastic impact on the eastern hemisphere. From the history of its beginnings to the influence it had on Roman Society. The commerce revolved around it focused mainly on silk‚ however other goods were also traded as well as unintentional things such as disease. This boom in commerce could be said to have drastically affected economy and culture‚ but it could be concluded that demography was the most affected by the Silk Road. The economy in China boomed with the Silk Road. China

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    he survived the storm‚ Luther considered the incident a sign from God and promised to become a monk. He was very successful as a monk because he would not hesitate to go into prayer‚ fasting‚ and ascetic practices‚ going without sleep‚ enduring bone-chilling cold without a blanket‚ and flagellating himself. Martin Luther sought by these means to love God. Martin Luther spent his early years as a monk and scholar. He even stated “If anyone could

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    The monasteries had a lot of treasures and valuable parts and land * Monks and nuns lived a sinful life. Hennery VIII did not want to be unpopular to his people‚ for closing the monasteries‚ so he needed to justify his actions. For this reason he ordered his minister Thomas Cromwell to send inspectors to report how holy was the life of monks / nuns and how wealthy the monasteries were. The reports said that the monks and nuns were living a sinful life. Using the reports he managed to justify

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    exploiting people with his superior knowledge. In a very memorable scene‚ Hank describes the religious devotions of many of the monks of the time as‚ a monk who expresses his devotion to God by bowing over and over again‚ all day long‚ without stopping. Rather than being impressed by the monk’s passionate display of faith‚ Hank notes the astounding amount of energy the monk puts out every

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