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    times over the years. Through the work of Aaron Bady and Michael Dyson, Nelson Mandela’s and MLK’s romanticization of their remembrance undermines a certain importance left unseen. By viewing Mandela as the true man he was, a radical figure emerges from within that vowed for Palestine and many other radical groups. On the other hand, by viewing MLK as a legend and a myth, it undermines the efforts and ways still left to go for the black youth who need a role model. Although both Bady in "Robben Island"

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    To what extent were Baptists persecuted in Colonial America? Describe the contributions of Baptists in the fight for religious freedom. In what ways has this legacy continued today? According to our text,” Restrictions upon Baptist varied at different times and places from mild harassment to severe persecutions. No Baptist is known to have been executed for religion in America. However, many Baptist were severely whipped, forced to pay taxes to support the state church, had property confiscated

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    I found many interesting parts about African American Baptist churches and how it all started and what caught my eye was the very first African American baptist church was the oldest and it was constituted at Silver Bluff about a year or two before he revolutionary war and started early in 1775. The silver bluff was located on the South Carolina side of Savannah River in Aiken County and was only twelve miles in distance from Augusta, GA. In my findings it shows that the founders by the name of

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    Nathan Hatch wrote this book to help understand American Christianity and the courses of action that have brought us to the present. The books states that Hatch is a professor at the University of Notre Dame where he teaches history and also works with graduate studies. However, a recent inquiry finds that he is president of Wake Forest University, a position he has held since 2005. A well renowned scholar, Hatch has been very influential in studying religion and history. The book begins with a

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    The main reason that I am sold on this Baptist thing is because our statement of beliefs is not a creed or confession that tries to express all of the things that southern Baptist believe but is instead broad statement that hits the main points. This is important to me because unlike some other mainline denominations Baptists do not base the whole organization around a certain theological system. Because of this the Southern Baptists allow for a minister to change his view as he grows, reads, and

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    Introduction First Baptist of Pontotoc, Mississippi, is a hundred and forty-six year old church that is full of history. This paper will provide a brief background of the church history. Over the last four years, three immoral staff members of First Baptist Church of Pontotoc have been contributing factors to the church 's decline. The majority of the staff at First Baptist Church Pontotoc has served faithfully for a number of years. The pastor, Ken Hester, has served in his role for over fourteen

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    Moon Missionary to China Lottie Moon is a young lady with a desire to minister the Chinese people. Lottie was born on December 12 in 1840, And from a young age w. Lottie basically grew up with missions in her blood… both her younger sister and her older sisters were in missions. Lottie’s younger sister Edmonia had her hands in the missions work in Northern China, taking the challenge of being the first single woman to be a Baptist missionary. And Lottie’s older sister Orianna was a physician in the

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    Martin Luther king Jr. was a Baptist minister and social activist, who led the Civil Rights Movement in the United States from the mid-1950s until his death by assassination in 1968. I. Introduction A. Attention Material: “I Have a Dream.” Those were some of the famous words Martin Luther King Jr. said in 1963. This was just one of the many things he was known for throughout his life. B. Credibility Material: The information I am going to share with you today comes mostly from research and the facts

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    Catholics and Baptists always seem to be fighting each other on some part of their religion that is "wrong". While both religions are a form of Christianity, the churches are separated and usually left as "too different to compare". Despite the controversy, Catholics and Baptists are not very different at all. Their differences and similarities seem to line up together to make them overall not super different. The Catholic and Baptist church have similar ideas, such as baptism, a confirmation in

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    Racial discrimination and religion are among the most discussed personal and public policy topics today. The United States is often divided over issues that have these differences at their heart. From the controversy surrounding confederate monuments in public locations to freedom of religion, the country, it seems, can never come together and agree in these areas. These issues have, in fact, been hot topics for discussion and disagreement for centuries. Even in the Antebellum period, people were

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