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    and rain‚ day and night‚ for 37 years. Living mostly in the fifth century‚ he was highly influential in convincing Pagans and Jews to convert to Christianity (1). After his death‚ he became a prime example influencing Monk’s in the practice of asceticism. His extreme examples of fasting‚ self-torture and prayer were all examples of how to become closer to the Biblical Lord. Simeon was born approximately 389 CE to a middle class family in a small village in northern Syria. His family owned a

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    up the pleasures of the palace to seek the true purpose of life‚ Siddhartha first tried the path of severe asceticism‚ only to abandon it after six years as a futile exercise. He then sat down in yogic meditation beneath a banyan tree until he achieved enlightenment. He was known henceforth as the Buddha‚ or "Enlightened One." His is the Middle Path‚ rejecting both luxury and asceticism. Buddhism proposes a life of good thoughts‚ good intentions‚ and straight living‚ all with the ultimate aim

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    What Unifies Major World Religions? “Every major religion of the world has similar ideals of love‚ the same goal of benefiting humanity through spiritual practice‚ and the same effect of making their followers into better human beings.” This quote by the Dalai Lama was in response to a book written by Jeffrey Moses‚ titled Oneness: Great Principles Shared by all Religions. The book talks about sixty five different principles that most major religions share. All religions sets guide lines

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    stage of adolescence come big physical changes happen.It has 5 important stages:pre-adolescence‚earlier‚middle‚late adolescence.Every stage causes different crises‚And the mos important are: the crisis (confusion) of identity‚ crisis of authority‚ asceticism‚ hipokondria and sexuality crisis. Adolescence as a period of human development and it is the creation of modern society‚also its complicated conditions.Begins when the

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    The Significances of Michelangelo’s Ignudi Michelangelo is largely acknowledged for being one of the greatest artist who ever lived. He was a master of many crafts such as sculpting‚ painting‚ architecture and engineering. He is widely known for his masterpiece that is The Sistine Ceiling. The ceiling is painted with decorative figures from particular Biblical stories. The most recognizable story is the nine scenes from Genesis that run from the altar to the entrance wall. What’s interesting

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    Protestantism and the Rise of Capitalism It has been asserted that the Protestant Reformation‚ a Christian transformation movement beginning in the 16th century‚ may have impacted Western European thinking in a way that changed society in a fashion that extended well beyond the church. This paper will examine whether the Protestant movement played a role in the rise of Capitalism. A German Marxist economist‚ Max Weber‚ dubbed the term “The Protestant Ethic” which has become common today.

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    Rene Llanos Soc 412 Final Question 1. Karl Marx‚ like Gilman and Du Bois was interested in seeing society change. Karl Marx was interested in seeing a classless society in which capitalism was abolished. Karl Marx saw the world with a materialist view and the first “to develop the structural method‚ without which there could be no social theory...”(Lemert 2007; pp 49). Through this‚ Marx was able to to structurally analyze the world he was living in; a world in capitalism was beginning to

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    time-ethic. Every bit of time you have you should not waste. Athletes train as often as possible to reach the highest standards that they can. They will do this by training physically and mentally to help achieve their goal. Protestants believe in asceticism‚ self denial and endurance of pain. Athletes will push their bodies as far as they can to reach their highest ability. They also eliminate luxuries such as junk food and alcohol to keep them in the best shape possible. Weber’s idea could be seen

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    Jainism has many similarities to Hinduism and Buddhism which developed in the same part of the world. They believe in karma and reincarnation as do Hindus but they believe that enlightenment and liberation from this cycle can only be achieved through asceticism. Jains follow

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    Whereas Siddhartha Gautama was a prince of the Sakya clan‚ shielded from pain and suffering most of his life‚ yet moved to asceticism upon seeing the plight of the people of his kingdom‚ our Siddhartha follows the reverse path‚ having been born into a pious family‚ seeking asceticism in joining the samanas‚ and then rebuking the spiritual life for the physical before achieving enlightenment. Interestingly‚ the two parts of the novel consist of four and

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