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    epileptic seizure instead of the revelation of Jesus appearing and speaking to him in ‘Acts.’ William James also addressed this in his discussion of medical materialism: “Saint Paul certainly had

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    ideas regarding the importance of faith of which the standards were set by the Catholic Church, and reason, which was influenced, by the ideas of the Enlightenment. Hidalgo, the historical character is presented as being someone who saw the great conflict in these ideas, and saw that the only way to crown a victor was through warfare. However, the character of Hidalgo in Hidalgo: La Historia Jamas Contada actively sought peaceful ways to have both ideas of faith and reason coexisting in the same

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    Religious Faiths: Catholicism and Islam Student’s Name University Affiliation Date Religious Faiths: Catholicism and Islam In today’s world, as was in the past, people have always believed in higher beings. Different communities have given these beings different names – genies, angels, gods. In fact, Darwin explains in his theory that it reached a point where the evolving human being formed its own religion. He explains that at that time, nature fascinated man. They were in awe of how plants

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    communal virtue. The fruition of their cooperation brings about conditions where it is easiest for individuals to freely improve the wealth of the public. Using the texts The Trial and Death of Socrates by Plato, Antigone by Sophocles, and Confessions by Saint Augustine, this essay will explore the complex relationship between the individual and society in Greco-Roman culture. It will argue from a classical standpoint that justice is defined as aligning the moral beliefs of individuals with what is in the

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    “The most segregated place is Sunday service, what does that say about the God you worship?” - Lecrae; Dirty Water Too many one might think that the Tower of Babel is about God punishing people, and in a way it was. The confusion that God placed on the people was something made to humble the people trying to be at the same height of God. But the realities are that we have made strides in the list of human achievements that have surpassed the height of the tower of Babel, and through that singular

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    the Saints Everyone believes in something. The things in our life are all influenced by our beliefs. These beliefs can include God, Buddha, cultural superstitions or simply kindness. These can change the way you act, your outlook on life or how you treat others. Some can go to the extreme with their beliefs, like the Italian culture. Italian culture houses many superstitions and they are buried under this wall that they cannot get out of, much like the village in the novel Lives of the Saints. In

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    “COMPARING BELIEF AND THOUGHT” EUTHTHYPHO vs. SOCRATES Saint Leo University PHI 110 Professor Anthony Nattaninia A young man by the name of Euthyphro involves himself in a conversation with the well known Socrates. During this conversation Euthyphro attempts to impose unrealistic beliefs concerning piety. Euthyphro is the plaintiff in a murder suit that he is filing against his very own father. Euthyphro believes that he has a case against his father, the reasons the young man

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    practice their faith in reality. Sacred pilgrimage allows people to reach a renewed Christian identity in three different lenses: through the literal participation in rituals, anthropologically through different social aspects, and as a spiritual conquest of the divine. Importance of Pilgrimage The importance of a pilgrimage in today’s world where people’s wants are “saturated with instant gratification” is to transition the lives of devotees from a secular perspective to a sacred faith (George, 24)

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    rituals and behaviors. Sacred texts are an important aspect to answering such questions. Many religions (especially the world religions) have some version of sacred text that they believe in. The Muslim have the Quran, Christian faiths have the bible, and Latter-Day Saints (LDS) have the Book of Mormon as another testament of Christ along with the bible. These

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    A Doubting Time Have you ever doubted a belief that you held one hundred percent true just a day ago? So have I and many other people. Many times, people question their ideas or beliefs or other people’s ideas and beliefs. I fall victim to this cycle of doubting and questioning as well as I question my Christian religion. I question my beliefs, tell myself to stop doubting, then I reinforce my beliefs with facts. I ponder on the general questions non-Christian believers ask: Why does evil and suffering

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