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    What is clear is how carefully balanced the origins of evil is against the loving goodness that our Father offers us in our choices in our every day life. The readings concerning Zoroastrianism and its various influences upon our Judaic and Christian traditions were clearly

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    However, I decided to devote my time in learning about Catholicism. Catholicism began when Jesus lived, died, and resurrected. The Catholic Church was established and built by the twelve apostles. In the first three hundred years of Christianity, Christians were extremely persecuted in the Roman Empire. They were one of the

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    philosophical works engages in critical reflection and analysis of intercultural relations between Jewish and Muslim traditions and the nature of experiencing the divine. In contrast to his Muslim counterparts however, Maimonides argues against the Muslim hierarchy by stating that no one could ever surpass Moses or his prophecy. Thus Maimonides indirectly rejects the Muslim belief of Muhammad, as well as the Koran, superseding Moses and the Torah. While Judaism and Islam share a monotheist theology, their distinctions

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    his overcooked whale steak. Not only does Stubb ask Fleece to "preach" to the sharks who are making a considerable din eating the dead whale chained to the ship, but he compares Fleece's inability to "correctly" cook a whale steak to Fleece's un-Christian ways. This passage is an excellent example of the theme of the hypocrisy of religion in Moby Dick. Before Stubb calls on Fleece, Ishmael compares the actions of the shark to the actions of man. He first compares Stubb to the sharks: "Nor was

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    However, the word angel is a general category which includes the obedient angels and the fallen angels, or demons and Satan, who are unclean and immoral in nature and activities. All angels, a population of spiritual beings and a part of a divine hierarchy who are far above the population of man, were created to serve God and to succor and defend mankind. Angel derives from the Greek word angelos, meaning messenger. Although we do not find much information in the bible about them, we do know that

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    The Last Judgment tympanum at Saint-Lazare is also incredibly significant due to the fact that no other tympanum from the Romanesque is so boldly and recognizably claimed by the artist. In the middle of the composition is the phrase “Gislebertus hoc fecit”, which roughly translates to “Gislebertus made this” and serves as the alleged artist’s signature. As mentioned previously, few of the large stoneworks from this era can be directly linked to a specific person. The signature left behind at Saint-Lazare

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    not only mediators of divine wisdom for the salvation of the Jews. The influence went far beyond the externals. Aura Mazda was the heavenly king and head of a hierarchy of intermediary entities called the Amesha Spenta, Geniuses, Mitra, earth, water, fire, etc. And they also had a dark deity, Angra Mainyu and his demons. These hierarchies of invisible beings came to enrich the pantheon of angels of the Jews, it was very simple: Gabriel and Mikael. Their names appear late in Jewish history in the

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    when it comes to the discussion of angels. The need for extensively describing these areas such as the history of Christian art and its evolution, the influence of other religions on Christianity was important because it indirectly states the representation of angels in Christian art and the idea behind the representation. The different forms of representation that were used in Christian art also describe how angels were symbolized and how they were interpreted through Biblical statements. In this

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    The Platonist Tradition and the Ordering of Knowledge ABSTRACT: I argue that the contemporary crisis in education — that nothing appears valid as a discipline unless it has a utilitarian value — may be challenged from the perspective of the Platonist tradition. The ascent through philosophy to the vision of Beauty in itself in Plato's Symposium affirms the perception of beauty or nobility as the ultimate end and value of all knowledge. Marsilio Ficino's adaption of Plato in the Renaissance articulates

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    After leaving Dismas, Mike enrolled at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Park College and upon graduation, Mike earned a degree in Biblical Counseling from the Christian Bible College and Seminary in Independence, Missouri. In 1981 he was ordained a Baptist minister. Today Rev. Brogan serves on the board of directors of Dismas House of Kansas City. He lives in New Providence, Iowa, and is the associate chaplain

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