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    2 September 2014 Chapter 1 Review 1. Describe the characteristics of science. A. The characteristics of science are observations‚ search for regularities‚ process the information‚ and self-corrections. Science is based upon observations that incorporate our senses‚ or instruments that extend our senses‚ to interpret natural experiences. Science is a searh for regularities. These regularities may include observed phenomena or patterns in nature. After observations have been recorded about regularities

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    Comparison and Contrast of Two Gothic Cathedrals Gothic Style is some of the most beautiful works of art that man have ever made. It originated with the Romanesque style of building which lasted for about one hundred years before it was replaced by Gothic styles. The founder of the Gothic style was a man by the name of Abbot Suger. Notre Dame de Chartres cathedral was built in France between 1145 and 1513 and is Gothic architecture. Another Gothic architecture is the Bourges and it is

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    the support of the Avignon this lasted until about 1417 when Martin V became Pope. During the 1500 to 1870 CE period God became distant and inaccessible to many which gave rise to Mysticism. Many turned to Marian Devotions during this time because the Virgin mother was easier to access. During the rise of mysticism we also saw the separation of laity from liturgy. The Clergy began to become more focused on personal gain over their pastoral responsibilities and some such as John Colet began

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    There are many ways to examine the subject of alchemy‚ including alchemy as a source of symbolism‚ psychology‚ and mysticism. It has also been an influence on the world view of various writers‚ artist‚ and musicians. The focus of this report is alchemy as a pre-chemistry‚ which gave a new impulse towards the preparation of medicinal remedies and also was a major influence on today’s scientific investigations.<br><br>Alchemy is an ancient art‚ practiced in the Middle Ages. The fundamental concept

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    incorporate a few elements from the European culture‚ such as occultism and mysticism. With the mobility of blacks from the rural South‚ to more urban areas in the North‚ is characterized by the items used in hoodoo. Jewish pharmacists opened their shops in black the communities and began to offer things both asked for by their black customers‚ as well as things they felt would be of use. The acceptance of occultism and mysticism may be seen with candles in glass jars with colored wax that are often labeled

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    Yeats became drawn into theosophical beliefs and tried to gain contact with the other world. His poetry and writings were a display of his passion for mysticism and the occult science. In 1890 he became involved in the Golden Dawn which practiced many forms of spiritual development. In 1889 Maud Gonne became part of William’s life when he instantly developed an obsession with her beauty and outspoken nature

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    works commenced by experimenting specifically with scientific themes and ideas‚ which can be noted in one his most famous paintings; The Persistence of Memory (1931). However as his life progressed‚ Dali’s new reincarnated interest in religion‚ mysticism and metaphysics led him to believe that religion and science co-exist simultaneously‚ which he portrayed through his artwork. Dali developed conflicting views regarding religion from a very young age. The artist grew up in a household where his

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    Kempe’s spiritual thinking and experience. The writings of female mystics were probably her primary sources‚ but this annotated bibliography includes reference to the men as well as the women whose lives and work seem to have most affected Kempe’s mysticism. Primary Sources Bridget of Sweden‚ Saint The Liber Celestis of St Bridget of Sweden‚ vol I. Roger Ellis‚ ed. Oxford: EETS‚ 1987. St. Bridget of Sweden is often hailed as one of the greatest Continental influences on Margery Kempe‚ and

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    HUM/130 Appendix C - Week 1 Vocabulary Quiz 1. Immanent - In the study of comparative religion‚ immanent is to experience sacred reality as present in the world. 2. Religion - The word religion is thought to be derived from the Latin‚ meaning “to tie back” or “to tie again.” All religions share a common goal of tying people back to something behind the surface of life‚ to a greater reality‚ which lies beyond‚ or

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    family context that respected culture and art. Besides his father being an artist‚ his brother Jack B. Yeats became Ireland’s most famous painter. Yeats received tuition at the School of Art in Dublin from 1884 to 1886. There he gained an interest in mysticism and the supernatural. As he reached manhood‚ much of his education consisted of private tuition and reading. This accounts for the extreme individualism found in his poetry. He became interested in Hinduism and the occult. During his life‚ he developed

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