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Citing specific evidence from the Sermon (not from the textbook), did the Sermon describe an ethical religion, i.e. a religion that required an individual to follow a code of moral behavior? Sermon definitely described an ethical religion, which followed the moral behavior. Leading one with pureness of heart is one of prescription in sermon, while seeing God is the reward. “Blessed are the pure in the heart, for they shall see God”. Jesus tried to put light in the heart of the people with helping and healing their problems and wanted from them to be thoughtful and thankful from each other. He taught them not to be judgmental and be kind with their enemies, only this way, they will be different and exceptional. If you only love
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