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    comes by the grace of God and faith in Christ alone‚ and the many rituals and works prescribed by the church were not only unnecessary‚ but a stumbling block to salvation. He rejected such traditions as the intermediary role of priests‚ priestly celibacy‚ the Latin Bible and liturgy‚ purgatory‚ and transubstantiation‚ and advocated for the scriptures to be available to the laity in their own language.” http://www.religionfacts.com/christianity/denominations/lutheranism.htm Even though Luther rejected

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    Many people like to argue that our sexuality is a product of the environment we are raised in‚ or that it is simply a choice people make for one reason or another. Many people also believe it’s something that is decided for us‚ we’re either born with it or we’re not and that it’s something that predetermined by our genetic make-up. Something that is generally well accepted across the board is that human sexuality is something incredibly complicated‚ brain meltingly complicated really‚ and that

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    What’s wrong with Homosexuality? Homosexuality has been a widely debated topic during the last decade. Based on John Corvino’s essay “Why Shouldn’t Tommy and Jim Have Sex? A Defense of Homosexuality” we will rationally study any argument that could prove homosexual sex wrong and we will discuss whether homosexual couples should be allowed to marry. The first and most discussed reason that Corvino explores‚ states that homosexuality is unnatural and therefore wrong. As the term unnatural seems too

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    is wrong‚ but homosexuals themselves ought to be loved. The Roman Catholic approach teaches similarly- there is nothing wrong with being homosexual‚ but a homosexual act is a sin. They would say then that a homosexual must commit themselves to celibacy‚ a view influenced by Paul. There are more liberal approaches within Christianity where homosexuality is not an issue‚ as long as the relationship is stable and committed; the same as a heterosexual relationship. This view is also founded on Bible

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    he kissed Mother Superior. She is a woman who is respected by all but Bennie believes that he could kiss her because he was the man and felt superior towards her. This is simply wrong in the fact that Mother Superior had devoted her entire life to celibacy but Bennie could not simply respect that. Bennie also shows his sexist side while communicating with his assistant‚ Sasha. “He sipped his gold-infected coffee and glared at Sasha’s breast.” (Page 22). In society‚ it is considered incredibly rude

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    9. Why does Winston think Syme will be vaporized eventually? Because Syme is too aware of what is going on‚ he is to smart. 10. What is the junior anti-sex league? It is an organization of people who are against coitus‚ they practice celibacy. 11. Why does Winston believe that hope for the future lies in the proles? Because they are not controlled by the party‚ they do not follow what the Party wants and the Party doesn’t concern itself with

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    The Renaissance quite literally was the rebirth of European civilization‚ the Renaissance period saw the rediscovery of classical texts which contributed to the new ways of thinking in humanism as well as the explosion of art which reflected this new way of intellectual thought. The Renaissance put an emphasis on rational thought and held human beings at the centre of life. However‚ this paper will argue that the effects of the Renaissance were not felt by everyone equally‚ women in particular were

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    that Paquette "received this present from a very learned Franciscan monk...who owed it to a marquise...who caught it from a Jesuit" (Candide‚ Chapter 4‚ pg. 48). This passage‚ apart from being a parody of Bible genealogies‚ illustrates the lack of celibacy of respectable Church members‚ contrary to their own doctrines. Voltaire shows the promiscuity of the Catholic clergy in several other instances‚ such as through the Grand Inquisitor who hypocritically has a mistress‚ Cunegonde. The author also introduces

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    “Reform movements in the United States sought to expand democratic ideals” Throughout the years of 1825-1850 America had undergone a dramatic conversion. These changes led to a tense relationship between the states and the federal government. During this period in America the education system was ineffective and religion was branching out in unorthodox ways that went against the norms of society. America was also experiencing an awe-inspiring reform that proved that the pen was truly indeed mightier

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    Hamlet Conscience Essay

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    on Hmalet’s future. He argues whether not kill himself following the outrageous troubles that have come to pass. Hamlet now lives in a present in which his loving father is dead‚ a swine has taken his place‚ and his mother has chosen incest over celibacy. He considers death as an option‚ but makes the bold claim that the unknown after death insights fear in humanity. Humanity’s awareness of the unknkown creates fearfulness. To sum it up‚

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