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    and never leaning to one over the other. Specific gods/goddesses, such as Artemis with supporting Sparta remained strong to the end. Various religious festivals were held in ancient Greece, to show worship and honor to the Olympian gods and goddesses. Such as Lycaea was celebrated in Arcadia Greece, which was a dedication to the god Pan. Pan was known as the god of the wild and rustic music. One of the major known festivities that were celebrated in different locations every four years was the Olympic

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    Religion in the West is declining more and more these days. This decline is due in part to the Supreme Court agreeing to remove the reference of religion from schools, businesses, and other public places of interest. This precedent was monumental to the decrease of religion in the United States. The decline of religion is also due in part to the focus people place on their freedom and less emphasis on social rule. The cultural shift in the United States that has taken place has definitely skewed

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    In Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula, Stoker illustrates the increasing scientific and technological advancements but demonstrates the importance of religion in the Victorian era. Technology will always be advancing in society, but Victorian people choose to use religion that has been around for thousands years. Stoker’s Dracula, demonstrates how important religion is in a society that is always advancing. The Victorian people believe women should show their devotion to their husbands and families. Women

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    took on religious roles. As a result, kings had the highest political power and second were priests. 2. Describe the importance that religion played in the society of Uruk. (Be specific) The importance that religion played in the society of Uruk is that the gods had the most power which

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    Rethinking the Importance of Established Religions “57% of adult Hispanics, in the US, self-identify as Catholics... The ‘retention rate’ for Hispanic youth is 71% ... By comparison, only 61% of non-Hispanics raised Catholic remain in the faith as adults.” (Georgetown page 1 paragraph 2 and 3) This means that nearly the entire Hispanic population in America is Catholic. Sure enough, my family fell in that statistic. I went to a Catholic private middle school with theology class every day, I went

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    Ari Armstrong’s “Religion in Harry Potter: Do J.K. Rowling’s Novels Promote Religion or Undermine It?” published in 2011, explains how the Harry Potter books correlate with religious faiths by explaining themes such as immortality, sacrificial love and by suggesting that the “concept of free will underpins the development of Rowling’s… characters” (53, par 16). As Harry travels through this new, foreign world, he has to face many unthinkable obstacles that explore religious and moral based principles

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    spread their religion or to escape religious persecution. The desire for wealth and power fueled by curiosity, caused others to pick up their bags and move to new lands. There were certain select people from various people groups intentionally did not or could not travel due to their gender, their socioeconomic status, or even their culture. Religion was one of the main reasons why people traveled in the ancient world. Those who followed Islam traveled to either spread the religion or to make a

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    Religion and politics are interdependent from the beginning. Political and religious power are interconnected. In 1905, the separation between state and religious institutions occurred. But, that doesn’t mean that religion has lost its important in terms of politics. Still, religion plays and important part in the political system. Religion influence the politics from the core. Religion is a mandatory part of politics which cannot be replaced (Fox, 2013). Religion has not only influence over our

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    Should religion be taught in public schools? It’s a common question that has been argued over by philosophers, scholars, and opinionated internet users alike. The Supreme Court has even given a ruling on the topic, saying students have the right to practice their religion at any time but schools cannot hold any religious activities (Joint Statement of Current Law on Religion in the Public Schools). Still, though, a debate remains. Some say that schools should enforce prayer upon students, while others

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    Western hemisphere could not have been accidental, Wars and conquests contribute to genocide for they all contain an in-group out-group mindset and an understanding that violence will be implemented. In Spain this mentality was formed through religion. Religion was what defined Spain as a nation at the time. Government sponsored destructions such as the Spanish Inquisition and the fight against the “Moors”, a muslim group, spelled out clearly what it meant to be a spaniard, and what happened to those

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