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    12th Century

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    A period of increased popular piety‚ the 12th century featured the formation of many new religious orders. Established primarily as a means to promote reform in the church‚ and to fit the demands of believers who sought out a heightened individual spiritual life‚ reform orders became one of the primary weapons used by the Church to combat heresy. Designed as grassroots organizations‚ much like their heretical counterparts‚ these groups aimed to win believers back to the Catholic faith. However‚ it

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    Creationism v. Evolution: The Fight for the Right in Public Schools According to Yasmine Hafiz of the Huffington Post‚ around 42 percent of the population of the United States believes that God created humans in their present form within the past 10‚000 years and approximately 31 percent believe that humans evolved with God guiding the process (error of ± four percentage points). FUNNEL DOWN. In spite of the efforts to incorporate Creationism within public school science classes‚ evolution should

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    Comparison Paper Many people consider the split between the Shiites and Sunni similar to the split between Protestants and Catholics. Both events played big roles in the forming of our world as it is today‚ showing us the pros and cons of those situations. A similar occurrence could very well happen in the future. The split between the Sunnis and Shiites occurred in year 632 after the death of the Prophet Muhammad. What the difference was between the Sunni and Shiite people was who they wanted

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    THE EXCLUSIVE BRETHREN When was the sect founded? The collective movement began in Dublin in 1827 by John Nelson Darby‚ from Count Wicklow‚ Ireland. He was within a group of men; Anthony Norris Groves‚ John Bellett‚ Edward Cronin and Francis Hutchinson‚ who believed that the Church wasn’t practising the basic truths of Christianity. They left the Established Church in order to carry out in their original purity‚ what they thought‚ the Holy Scriptures asked of them. The sect is sometimes referred

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    It all started when Martin Luther Got irritated with the way the church was using the Power ‚they were given.Martin Luther Was not a very Happy about it so he wanted to change it to where the church was not the only ones that had power .One important thing to know when studying Luther is that he Did not want to split the church. Luther was more focused on Reforming the church back to the way when you can be saved by your faith alone( which is called justification By faith alone)Luther’s pushing

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    The Rise Of The Puritans

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    In England‚ the Puritans had been people of resources and political power‚ but King Charles did not accept their attempts to reform and restructured the Church of England (Anglican Church) to be more Protestant. In not following with their request to make the changes‚ they began to protest against the Church of England and its leaders‚ the English monarch and the parliament as well. When William Laud was chosen by Charles the first as Archbishop of Canterbury‚ who is pro-catholic and anti-puritan

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    Betrayal Soon afterwards Tyndale was betrayed by his friend Henry Phillips. Joshua-Second Chronicles also was published after his departure. The Betrayal and Death of William Tyndale Tyndale was betrayed by a friend‚ Philips‚ the agent either of Henry or of English ecclesiastics‚ or possibly of both. When he left England‚ his knowledge of Hebrew‚ if he had any‚ was of the most rudimentary nature; and yet he mastered that painful tongue so as to produce from the fresh an estimable translation of the

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    Wycliffe Teachings

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    Actions and Writings Wycliffe was brought before his English superiors on February 19‚ 1377 due to his concerns over the church wealth and power. He felt that if the church had become corrupted then it was proper for secular authorities to step in and resolve the situation. He published his thoughts that the papacy and monasticism had become perverted and Scripture should stand as the only legitimate authority. His writings such as De Dominio Divino (On Divine Dominion) and De Civili Dominio (De

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    Historical Foundations

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    Abstract The rise and spread of vernacular language is very interesting and unique. It was not until after the twelfth century that it began to catch on. The spread of vernacular language affected many different cultures in different ways. There were three key elements that assisted in the spread of vernacular languages. They were the need to spread the beliefs of religions‚ technological advances‚ and the role of women in society. Historical Foundations Among

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    In reaction to the Protestant Reformation‚ Catholicism underwent a major reawakening. The Catholic Counter Reformation was sparked with the Council of Trent. The Council of Trent consisted of religious authority figures and scholars. Some members of the council wished for moderate reform and others desired to focus on tradition doctrine; the latter won. Because of this‚ the Pope is recognized as the most supreme individual‚ churches were to interpret scripture‚ and confidence in the Catholic religion

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