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    happen. The ultimate goal is to achieve moksha or liberation from the cycle of reincarnation through realization of the immortal Absolute. | Seek eternal rather than temporal pleasure. Theravada is self-discipline and self-control but has not ties to deities. To seek Supreme Enlightenment through the Eightfold Path and be strive for liberation from suffering. Be non-violent‚ non-confronting‚ trained mind‚ and peace will follow through meditation. | Focuses on ways of developing a just and orderly society

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    think first it is wise to define what aniconism is before asking whether if it is fair to attribute the term to ancient Israelite religion and the Hebrew Bible. I understand aniconism to pertain to the texts that prohibit the visual expression of deities and their iconography‚ most explicit among these of course being the Second Commandment. I will contend in this essay that the prohibition of cult images constituted part of Israel’s fundamental theological development and so paralleled its transition

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    present in medieval life. To have a wide understanding of the desire of holiness‚ is convenient to know the etymology of the word “holy”‚ what it means. Holy is considered the most divine word in Scripture‚ its origin and significance lead us into Deity and its enigmatic concept. Holy is an idea of God difficult to describe. The word Gadosh in Hebrew language is uncertain‚ its root could be from “to shine”‚ or Arabian "to cut or separate". Even its connotation is flawless‚ different opinions persist

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    Short Essay on Christology Two men approach me and claim that Jesus Christ was a man‚ but denied his deity. If I were to show them the truth‚ I would have to explain the biblical basis of Jesus’ humanity‚ deity‚ explain how he can be both man and God‚ and explain what this all means to me. First though‚ biblical explanation of Jesus’ humanity is essential. The problem with society nowadays is that some look at the Bible and Jesus as a mythological story or period where his story is considered

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    What is right and/or wrong? Are morals objective or subjective? If morals are objective‚ then something had to have placed it in our minds‚ and that something being a deity. You can argue and say that morals are objective and are put there by a deity‚ and if we all were to suddenly die the morals we had lived by would still exist. In that case‚ the only thing that makes any act wrong is by god prohibiting you from committing it. Now you can also argue that

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    Possibly Hinduism‚ and in turn‚ Buddhism have their origins in the Vedic age. Even though Buddhism is an offshoot of the Hindu religion‚ not much is the same between these great world religions. For example‚ Hindus worship many deities‚ and Buddhists worship one deity‚ the Buddha‚ or his teachings. The writings’ of both religions are similar in that they both talk about their teachings. During the Vedic age‚ early Hinduism developed in the Indo-European population in India. The nearby Indus

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    and transparent deities of the sky and celestial realms. But behind all the myriad aspects of divinity‚ the sages perceived one unseen reality. This reality‚ beyond human understanding‚ ceaselessly creates and sustains everything that exists‚ encompassing all time‚ space‚ and causation. (Living Religions) One might argue that almost everything is sacred in Hinduism after reading this chapter. One could also have the opinion that Hinduism is a religion of 330 million gods‚ or deities. The Hindu majority

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    ruled only by chaos than this wouldn’t be possible. However‚ if something or better yet someone was in control‚ one could acquire what they desired by pleasing this entity. In the beginning‚ according to some theories‚ man worshiped many deities. These deities were usually assigned to a specific aspect of nature such as the sun‚ wind‚ or darkness. It seemed to them that at times the sun was presenting the humans with the gift of light‚ and warmth while other times it hid. The wind at times was

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    Christology Essay

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    writers indicate who Jesus is by describing the significance of the work He came to do and the office He came to fulfill” (Elwell 2001‚ 239). In this essay we will focus on some of the significant issues of Christology‚ such as Jesus’ humanity and deity‚ the Hypostatic Union‚ and the Biblical basis for such issues. Many people get confused and have a hard time with the concept of Jesus being both man and God at the same time. It is a hard concept to take in and understand‚ but we have to trust

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    associate itself with Christian deities‚ neither God nor the Devil. The two main deities of Wicca are the Triple Moon Goddess and the Horned God. The God and Goddess together represent gender equality‚ which is a major focus of Wiccan beliefs. Most Wiccans believe in these two main deities‚ but the set of beliefs depends on the practitioner. Some are mono-theistic: they see the God and Goddess together as one‚ each representing male and female aspects of one supreme deity. A Wiccan may also be duo-theistic

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