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    An Essay on the Reformation.

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    ‘The beginnings of the Reformation and the principle figures responsible for it’ Group One Maryam Altaf Azka Shahid Maryam Naqqash Contents Preface Acknowledgments Part One * The Roman Catholic Church Part Two * The Early Reformists: From Wycliffe to Erasmus Part Three * Radical Reformists of the 16th Century: From Luther to Calvin Part Four * Literary counterparts of the movement: A look at the work of Dante and Machiavelli Acknowledgements: Will

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    issue that Frequently faced the catholic denomination of the Christian church was the ability to keep up with the social political and economic upheavals post World War 2. After world war two there was mass production‚ socity boost in technology‚ machines took over humn taks and there was great economic properity. The sexual revolution. In the political sector divorce was legalized‚ new liberation of women there were civil rights‚ feminist movement. The church experienced significant difficulties

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    My Vocation

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    life. Very carefully‚ through the influence of my parents‚ through the desire to attend Holy Mass more regularly throughout the week‚ and through my experiences with the other member of our church especially choir‚ God Holy Spirit (Mahal na Ingkong) was calling me to the priesthood. The first boy in a family of eight children‚ I grew up in a Catholic family that for the most part went to Mass every Sunday. I attended the parochial school at the parish my family went to for grades one to eight. Through

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    Chapter I Introduction A church is a building or structure to facilitate worship and the meeting of its members‚ particularly in Christianity. As a Christian we must be aware to the rituals of being a catholic‚ likewise wedding and baptism is one of the rituals. Over the past few years‚ our lady of light parish church continues to evolve. The combination of technology and Catholic Church will be able to make a source of accessibility of the rituals. Traditionally being baptized

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    The Reformation – Harry Russell The great reformation was a time when the Presbyterian and other religious churches split off from the Catholic Church because they did not believe in the Catholic Churches teachings. This happened in the sixteenth century‚ mostly because of one very important person martin Luther. Martin Luther started out wanting to be a lawyer‚ but one day was caught in a lightning storm and thought he was going to die. He then swore that if he lived he would swear his life to

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    Throughout history a people’s hopes have enabled them to triumph against all odds. The militiamen of colonial America were able to protect their independence from the British‚ who at the time had the largest‚ most powerful military in the world. In more recent years‚ the passengers of a commercial airliner included in the 9/11 tragedy were able to crash their plane before it reached its unknown‚ but surely‚ life-devastating destination. These were ordinary people were able to overtake armed‚ savagely

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    the Catholic Church. Luther soon began to take note of all the things he believed was wrong about the Catholic Church and on October 31st Luther posted a collection of his notes which was known as the 95 these onto the door of the All Saints Church in his town. With Luther publicly disagreeing with the church both immediate and long term changes were made to the Christian faith. Luther’s action is commonly viewed as the spark that

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    new world was to practice their own religious beliefs‚ rather than what the crown demanded. Pilgrims no longer agreed with the Anglican Church. The Protestant faith of the settlers motivated their move to the new world. People who disagreed with what the Roman Catholic Church preached were often executed. Even though these Protestants did not form a single church of their own‚ they did form different denominations in many regions of Europe. Some of the places these denominations were formed were located

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    Pope Benedict

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    Pope Benedict XVI Type of Ministry: Pope Benedict XVI was born with the name Joseph Alois Ratzinger. He was born on the 16th of April 1927 and is the current head of the Roman Catholic Church. He is the 265th pope. He became pope after the death of John Paul II‚ and was elected on April 19‚ 2005. He was born into a religious family‚ he was baptised on the day of his birth‚ and his brother‚ Georg Ratzinger is a priest. According to relatives‚ he had wanted to become

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    with the Christian Church. Many found the Pope too involved with secular (worldly) matters‚ rather than with his flocks spiritual well-being. Lower church officials were poorly educated and broke vows by living richly and keeping mistresses. Some officials practiced simony‚ or passing down their title as priest or bishop to their illegitimate sons. In keeping with the many social changes of the Renaissance‚ people began to boldly challenge the authority of the Christian Church. There were some

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