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    I’m thankful the Holy Spirit kick started me to take this class. The spiritual growth from this class, learning to depend more on the scriptures for revelation of the truth, and that Scripture is Sufficient for every area of my life is very important. Many don’t know or haven’t learned how Scripture for those struggling in life, who quest wisdom, or desire God’s direction will change their lives. The Bible instructive and corrective ways helps individuals, groups, and counselors focus on sharing

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    of both texts have prompted an investigation to explain why this literary phenomenon has occurred. In ancient Greece, Greek mythology began to emerge. Mythical narratives began to erupt for the purpose of giving an explanation to certain social, religious, and environmental phenomena. Greek chronicles included the gods/goddesses, heroes, and non-human creatures. Unlike Mythology, narratives of the Bible are actual events that took place dating back to the beginning of time. The conception of The

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    merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others’ (2013). In my view, living to respect the freedom of others means embracing cultural differences, challenging racial discrimination and respecting religious freedoms. Firstly, in order to embrace cultural differences, is important for people to feel included in society. It

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    The Bible on Gender Roles The Holy Bible is full of advice on every issue known to humanity. This advice varies in topics from society's functions to foreign policy and even gender roles. Today's western culture is very confused when it comes to gender roles, swinging over the last over 50 years from a male-dominated society to a large portion of the feminist society fighting for female dominance and the disappearance of chivalry. Society is always searching for answers from science and philosophy

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    It seems the first point of any homophobic person’s argument on why being gay is wrong is that “it says so in the bible”. The reason homophobic people try to make this point is because the Bible is a religious staple. Religion is so influential, it dictates the way people think and how they act. Whether or not you believe/practice a religion, the effects it has had on societal norms are undeniable. This essay argues that the Bible effects the constructions of societal norms about gender and sexuality

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    Religion 1700s Religion

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    In the 1700s the extent of religion was not very vast and many people were prosecuted for their religious beliefs, however there were colonies that allowed people to have their own beliefs and this helped pave the way for religious freedoms in the colonies. In the 1700s religion was heavily involved in nearly everything a person did. There beliefs were strong and when someone told them differently they would be heavily punished for this. Many people would not allow their opinions to go unheard, like

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    can be interpreted in a number of ways. One interpretation argues that the parable promotes religious pluralism and acceptance of religions that aren’t one’s own. On the contrary, an opposing interpretation asserts that the story of one true ring is inherently anti-pluralist and advocates for religious exclusivism. In Christopher Adamo’s article “One True Ring or Many?” he presents the argument for religious pluralism. He states that Saladin’s question presented Nathan with a dilemma I which he did

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    Other ancient cultures viewed them to be human souls or falling angels, but all held the same tradition of wishing for fortune in their life when seeing one. This is still present today in cultures all over the world and despite holding different religious beliefs, this superstition is common ground between cultures all over the world. For example, in Chile one must pick up a stone at the same time they make a wish on the shooting star, while in the Philippines you need

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    You prepare assets, liability, and capital account entries. You analyze financial actions and make suggestions for the company. You’re essentially going through account information all day. Now, just imagine doing all of this but incorporating religious laws into it. Sounds a lot more different than the latter. You now have a lot more to consider when making these financial decisions. Seems more interesting, right? Religion and Accounting. These are two concepts, who at first glance have absolutely

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    According to Amin Maalouf, “It seems clear that the Arab East still sees the West as a natural enemy. Against that enemy, any hostile action-be it political, military, or based on oil-is considered no more than legitimate vengeance. And there can be no doubt that the schism between these two worlds dates from the Crusades, deeply felt by the Arabs, even today, as an act of rape” (Amin Maalouf). When reflecting on The Crusades Through Arab Eyes, this quote always sticks out as the most powerful piece

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