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Catholic Church Natural Law
1,095 words
... or living a lie by hiding beneath the garments
of a prescribed morality, is contrary to natural
law. Homosexuals are not making each other, or
society, bad or worse by doing what comes
naturally to them. Surely, more harm has come from
forcing these moral lepers to try and be what they
are not. For example: A man knows he is gay but
gets married, trying to put on the airs of
acceptable social norms. He has three kids with a
wife who wants to spend the rest of her life with
him. Around the ti...
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Roman Catholic Church People Of Germany
563 words
As youve all experienced the mysteries of the
myths and legends, lets now explore how the code
of ethics has its fascinating history and
diversity's. We are going exploring through the
aspects of religion in Germany. We are all going
to gain a better understanding of why in modern
Germany there is a split in religion between
Catholics and Protestants. Im going to take you
back to the fifteen hundreds, where the Roman
Catholic Church had great power over the people.
Unlike in present Germany, the...
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Roman Catholic Church Word Of God
2,690 words
... on the foundation of the 66 books of the
Protestant Bible. Upon what basis do we recognize
these 66 books as inspired and therefore
authoritative? 3. Irenaeus (d. c. A. D. 200) is
said to have identified tradition and Scripture as
one and the same. Is it reason-able to assume that
tradition (that which was given by the apostles),
once inscripturated, was replaced by the written
documents? 4. Why did the Roman Church prohibit
the common use of the Scriptures? 5. What might be
the potential re...
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Word Of God Wrote The Book
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... Earth and other heavenly bodies. Thus, part of
Copernican theory would be correct. In addition,
while studying the Sun, he furthered his
conclusion on floating bodies, and in 1612, his
Treatise on Floating Bodies was published. "To
modern historians of science, the discourse marks
Galileo's first entry into experimental physics
and forms the basis for his subsequent enduring
work in mechanics" (Reston, 48). During this time,
he would also reveal that Venus had phases of
shading similar to th...
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Roman Catholic Church Luther Doctrines Luther's
419 words
In 1517, Martin Luther challenged papal authority
and what he saw as the commercialization of his
faith. Luther's primary concern was the sale of
indulgences -- papal grants of reduced punishment
in the afterlife, including releases from
purgatory. Luther challenged the secular
orientation of the Roman Catholic Church and, more
fundamentally, the authority of pope and church in
matters of faith, affirming instead the authority
of Holy Scripture and salvation by faith alone. In
the process, Luthe...
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Henry Viii Marriages Re Sculpted England
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The hour of eight oclock tolled one May morning in
England as a woman knelt with her neck on a block.
Chop went Anne Boleyn's head! She was one of six
wives of Henry VIII, King of England. The marriage
of Anne Boleyn was the second failed attempt of
Henry VIII to produce a male heir. Not having a
son left Henry VIII with marital problems which
forced him to cut all ties with the Roman Catholic
Church. This problem affected a reformation that
would encompass much of his life and the lives off
all...
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20 Th Century 16 Th Century
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Western Civilization Cultural anthropologists and
cultural sociologists give a lot of different
definitions as to culture and civilization. But
the only thing that goes without saying that
civilization and culture are closely linked.
Huntington in his work determines civilization as
"the highest cultural grouping of people and the
broadest level of cultural identity... defined
by... language, history, religion, customs,
institutions, and by the subjective
self-identification of people. " (Huntin...
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Roman Catholic Church Luther Believed
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Martin Luther Luther was born on November 10, 1483
in Eisleben in the province of Saxony. His
protestant view of Christianity started what was
called the Protestant Reformation in Germany.
Luthers intentions were to reform the medieval
Roman Catholic Church. The firm resistance from
the church towards Luthers challenge made way to a
permanent division in the structure of Western
Christianity. Luther believed that Gods power was
completely beyond mans comprehension and could
only be accepted on f...
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Pope Paul Vi Pope John Paul Ii
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The issue of contraception has been an extremely
controversial and debated one in the Catholic
Church. The Catholic religion declares that the
three requirements for healthy sexual expression
include a mutual physical drive for pleasure,
intimacy and committed love between the couple,
and the openness to procreation and parenting
children. This last aspect is the subject of much
disagreement between people both inside and
outside the church community. The authoritative
voice of the church, the M...
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Catholic Church Middle Ages
1,167 words
Corruption Within the Church The Catholic Church
has long been a fixture in society. Throughout the
ages, it has withstood wars and gone through many
changes. It moved through a period of extreme
popularity to a time when people regarded the
Church with distrust and suspicion. The corrupt
people within the church ruined the ideals
Catholicism once stood for and the church lost
much of its power. In the Canterbury Tales,
Geoffrey Chaucer primarily satirizes the
corruptness of the clergy members t...
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Pope John Paul Ii Native Americans
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Miquel Joseph Serra was born and baptized on
November 24, 1713 in Petra, a farming village on
the island of Mallorca, Spain. As a child he
attended a Franciscan elementary school. At the
age of fifteen, Serra left home to enter the
Franciscan University in Palma to study
philosophy. When Serra was sixteen, he decided to
join the Franciscan Order. After years of
preparation and careful consideration of his
vocation, Serra received his Franciscan habit in
1730 and took the name Junipero which mean...
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Roman Catholic Church Fundamental Beliefs
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On the surface, Catholicism and Islam appear to
have very little in common, but as you delve
deeper into areas such as rituals, beliefs,
ethics, founders, governing concepts and sacred
objects, the two show strong mutual similarities,
particularly in the fundamental areas, while being
totally different. In this essay I will compare
and contrast many of the facets that make up the
worlds largest and most recognized religions,
Catholicism and Islam. Both Muslims and Catholics
are monotheists, beli...
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Joan Of Arc University Of Paris
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On May 16, 1920, Pope Benedict XV conducted a
ceremony at St. Peters Basilica in Rome to
canonize Joan of Arc, often referred to as the
Maid of Orleans. This ceremony was the final step
in a process that was begun in 1849 by the Bishop
of Orleans, Felix Dupanloup, over 400 years after
St. Joan's was tried, convicted and executed in
the name of the Church. A study of her heroic
deeds and an intensive review of her life, virtues
and the trial transcripts that condemned her to be
burned at the stak...
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Roman Catholic Church Blood Of Christ
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Many people in history have made a very big impact
on their culture, times, and / or religion. One
that stands out is John Calvin. He had a really
huge influence during his time the early-to-middle
sixteenth century. Calvin devoted almost his whole
life to promoting Protestantism, and he made a big
difference that is still seen today in
Christianity. Calvin was born in France in July of
1509 and belonged in a set of five brothers. He
was baptized to the parish of Sainte-Godeberte,
where his pare...
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Roman Catholic Church Lord
2,553 words
Many people in history have made a very big impact
on their culture, times, and / or religion. One
that stands out is John Calvin. He had a really
huge influence during his time? the
early-to-middle sixteenth century. Calvin devoted
almost his whole life to promoting Protestantism,
and he made a big difference that is still seen
today in Christianity. Calvin was born in France
in July of 1509 and belonged in a set of five
brothers. He was baptized to the parish of
Sainte-Godeberte, where his par...
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Catholic Church John Calvin
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When we think of a theocracy, we usually think of
a political system, governed and legislated by a
religious body with religious beliefs. For the
most part this is true. Historically, theocratic
governments have successfully existed throughout
the world, from ancient Egypt to modern
Middle-Eastern Islamic states. For centuries even
the Christian Church enjoyed a theocratic
diversity which encompassed most of the civilized
world. As well, the unprecedented spread of Islam
has seeded new theocraci...
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Pre Marital Sex Unwanted Pregnancy
942 words
Is Premarital Sex Pre-Marital Sex: Is It Worth The
Wait? Pre-marital sex, young Catholics know it is
wrong. So why do they do it? Most teenagers have
heard or coined the phrases everyone s doing it.
If you loved me you d do it and also It s okay I
have a condom. Sex before marriage can be harmful
to your body, your future, but the scariest of all
your eternity. In this paper we shall look more
into the Catholic point of view on pre-marital
bliss. The purpose of sex is to unite a married
couple a...
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Catholic Church Ice Age
1,211 words
The Medieval Industrial Revolution covers a period
in time from the tenth to fourteenth centuries.
The power station of the time was the water wheel.
There were two basic types of drive systems for
the water wheel: water falling from above or the
current pushing against the paddles at the bottom.
This invention was the catalyst for many types of
production from grain mills to beer making. This
technology was primarily used by churchmen since
they had the knowledge to operate it. The farmers
were...
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Center Of The Universe Heliocentric Universe
665 words
The Way People Thought The way man viewed the
universe in which he lived, the world of nature
that surrounded him, and even his own physical
anatomy changed right before him. Scientists, like
Galileo, disproved the geocentric model as new
instruments like the telescope were invented. This
was a serious concern of the Church. There are
many reasons why the Church cannot accept new
science. First came the Geocentric model that
showed the earth as being the center of the
universe, the sun and other...
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People Who Are Suffering Gift From God
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Euthanasia In Todays Society Your wife of 50 years
is suddenly diagnosed with a terminal disease. She
lies in a bed, motionless and unaware of her
surroundings. The medication to ease her pain has
been wearing off. She just lies there in pain and
unable to communicate with the outside world. The
doctors give her a month to live at the most. What
would you do? Would you let her sit in a hospital
bed in agonizing pain for the last few months of
her life, or do you help to prematurely meet her
God?...
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