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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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    During the 17th century in France‚ the controversy over religion versus reason was especially prevalent. While religion had dominated in influence over the people for decades‚ the onset of the enlightenment began to open individuals minds up to reason leading to the questioning of prior beliefs. Due to religion’s major influence in France during this time‚ it was valued as a source of knowledge. However‚ with the application of reason individuals began to understand and examine the validity of the

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    covering the topic of religion and spirituality assisting the understanding of the framework of the modern world. Specifically‚ two different hypotheses - the secularization hypothesis and the religious transformation hypothesis - aid in grasping this issue. The secularization hypothesis promotes a secular society‚ replacing religion with modern science and technology. On the other hand‚ the religious transformation hypothesis explains that religion will be constantly reshaped by modern culture. These hypotheses

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    Religion and Culture in Modern Japan Due to the younger generation of Japan ’s increasing apathy towards religion‚ Japan ’s rich culture‚ identity‚ and national pride is in jeopardy. This can be concluded by reviewing the connection between religion and culture through Japanese history‚ and comparing it to the state of the two in modern Japan. By fading away from traditional religion and culture‚ Japan will continue to adopt western culture and form a new‚ blended culture‚ as it has in the

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    mainstream culture. Before‚ Christian ideals were assumed and all other ideas about morality‚ reason‚ and meaning stemmed from it. Now‚ these previously assumed and proven Christian ideals‚ which stemmed from the gospel‚ cannot stand the criticisms of the modern development of the historical-critical method that employs an extreme skepticism to uncover what may have really happened. One of Nietzsche’s central criticisms stem from the fact that society was clinging to Christianity as its source of morality

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    Religion has been a factor for humans to deal with throughout history. The oldest written records contain evidence of religious belief. Genetic studies have recently been done that even suggest that religion evolved with humanity. Through all this time‚ religion has had its uses. It has a binding factor that allows subjugated people to band together against their oppressors (or against the forces of nature)‚ and can be useful in distributing help to those who need it most. However‚ it currently hinders

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    In the poem “Modern Religion” seems to be mocking all of the modern religions when he say that all people keep “coins bearing the image of Judas.” I think that the speaker tires to call all people hypocrites because what the point of having an item that is holly‚ and at the same time being able to sell out this item. I believe that the speaker of this poem is trying to what he really meant was that in our modern society any person is able to sell out their ideas‚ religion‚ and doctrine just to be

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    A1: Who? What? When? Where? Why did your religion start? Taoism was started by a chinese Philosopher named LaoTze‚ also known as the supreme master. It was started somewhere in between the 6th century BCE. The word Tao means way‚ Its difficult to figure out what this is supposed to mean. The Tao is the Principle of what created the universe‚ and everything living is connected to it in a certain way. The way Taoism started when one day Lao Tze quit his job and began to come to a mountain pass‚ at

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    relationship between religion and politics in the modern period? “I esteem it above all things necessary to distinguish exactly the Business of Civil government from that of religion.” As John Locke makes evident in his Letter Concerning Toleration‚ it is most important and fundamentally essential to define the limits of both religion and politics – their proper places in civil society. Only with government-sponsored toleration is religion allowed to prosper in the modern period; it fits neatly

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    telescopes has supported his research through observations and hypotheses. He strengthened the idea that science should be on the basis of facts with supports by numerous evidences. His science and scientific method reflect the transition from medieval to modern science. At

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