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    Religion and Society

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    Julius Ceazar D. Ayala SOCSCI104 Comm1 Personal Reactions “No man is an island.” This quotation/saying merely says that no individual person can survive and become successful by simply being alone in his or her life. Life will not be complete if we just stay in one place without others’ presence. It also means that no matter how alone you feel or how alone you try to be‚ you will need others’ help. Human necessarily depends on other people. Our life would be miserable without interacting

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    Mary And Religion

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    Mary the mother of Jesus is an important figure to the Catholic Churches teachings. Mary is known through many biblical references‚ which are‚ however‚ lightly mentioned to create a proper biography. The development of Mary can be traced through the history of the Christians- apparitions‚ feast days‚ organisations and prayers. The Church doesn’t require belief in any apparition or other private revelation. However‚ she does exercise her maternal judgment for the protection of the faithful in declaring

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    Music And Religion

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    Christians have always used both art and music in worship. The Bible says the first Christians sang psalms to God. Catacombs in Rome show us that early Christians decorated their churches and so must have used art in prayer. Today Christians have various attitudes towards art and music. There are many different types of Christian music. There is praise music‚ gospel music‚ Gregorian chant‚ meditative singing (e.g. Taize)‚ scriptural songs and liturgical music. Many Christians feel that music is a

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    Emmaus Religion

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    Emmaus College is an ecumenical school‚ supporting four faith traditions‚ Catholic‚ Lutheran‚ Uniting and Anglican. The faith traditions followed by Emmaus value different beliefs‚ sacraments‚ worship and social teachings. The two most distinct churches I have chosen‚ include the Catholic an Lutheran church. I will be discussing the similarities and differences of these faiths below. The Lutheran and Catholic church have similar beliefs. The Lutheran church believes in baptism‚ God’s promise‚ love

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    World Religions Chart

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    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 Jews out of imprisonment and back

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    be morally just. Whether it is God of Christianity‚ Yahweh of Judaism‚ or Allah of Islamism‚ most “Western” religions have the same monotheistic feel‚ and even Buddhists who are neither monotheistic nor polytheistic all follow the same concept of working towards a more honest life. However‚ in ancient times‚ religion was not at all like this. In Ancient Mesopotamia‚ and Ancient Egypt‚ religion was polytheistic‚ and there were not many teachings that prevented people from becoming sinful. It was not

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    Mayan Religion

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    The Mayans were a group of individuals deeply involved with their religious beliefs‚ which expresses the taboo nature of their civilization. They did not act in accordance with present day societal norms and had numerous unique aspects within their society. Socially‚ they were dependent on social classes that separated the kings/queens‚ nobles‚ priests‚ merchants‚ peasants‚ and slaves from one another. Their ritual practices make this division apparent since the priests and kings were typically given

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    Hindu Religion

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    1. In early Vedic period‚ the worship is mostly consisted by male gods‚ who were believed to control the forces of nature. Agni(god of fire)‚ Vayu(god of air) and Surya(god of sun) who are mere abstractions‚ intangible and illusive personifications of the powers of nature. Vedic gods assumed the most undoubted personality‚ of the real qualities intended to be expressed by their names. 2.Karma is the chain of cause and effect at every level. It is explained by causality through a system. The system

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    Imperfection In Religion

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    As observed throughout history‚ people are imperfect as the result of sin; and‚ although wholly deserving to die‚ humanity is offered the choice of salvation. Since the early days of Adam and Eve‚ sin continually corrupts the world. Because of imperfection and the countless sinful acts every individual partakes in‚ humanity deserves to perish along with Satan. From the undying love of God‚ and His son Jesus Christ‚ people are offered a way out. Through faith and obedience in Christ‚ an individual

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    Religion and well-being Religion can be defined as a strong belief in the supernatural power that holds the sole authority to control human destiny. It is an institution that helps to express our belief in a heavenly power. Religion is as old as the human civilization and came into existence when the human brain became superior to realize the significance of faith‚ and worship. Earlier humans lived in small groups‚ and each group recognized an icon that harmonized the ideologies of different

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