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    The World’s Longest War Where We Are Journals practice a laudable self-censorship of criticism of religions. The most vicious devil worship is mentioned with little comment and then only in crime reporting of the atrocities committed. This is a good thing. Religious hatreds are so easily inflamed‚ and there is so much history of religious persecution‚ that we are much better off with this self restraint. Furthermore the separation of church and state is spelled out in our constitution and is practiced

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    Jihad. It was once a word unfamiliar to American ears. But in recent years it has become all too familiar. The actions of Muslim militants and terrorists have seared the word into American consciousness. Yet even with thousands of innocent civilians killed on American soil by Islamic terrorists‚ the full significance of the Muslim concept of jihad has not been grasped by the American public. In the days after September 11‚ 2001‚ American leaders rushed to portray Islam as a peaceful religion

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    Casabianca

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    CASABIANCA By Felicia Dorthea Heman Notes: 1. Young Casabianca‚ a boy about thirteen years old‚ son of the admiral of the Orient‚ remained at his post (in the Battle of the Nile)‚ after the ship had taken fire‚ and all the guns had been abandoned; and perished in the explosion of the vessel‚ when the flames had reached the powder. [pic] The explosion of L’Orient during the Battle of the Nile By English painter George

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    lead their lives by getting benefits of the various facilities resulted by the technological and industrial developments. By the sixteenth century‚ as the Reformation picked up steam and began spreading radical religious ideas throughout Christendom‚ already some European kingdoms had begun applying Renaissance inventions to new economic opportunities: Exploration (Grantham University‚ 2013). Exploration helped to discover new economic opportunities that have made an impact on today’s modern

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    The Holy Roman Empire was a political entity in Europe set up by the medieval papacy as an attempt to unite Christendom under one power. It is considered to begin the year of 962 with the papal crowning of Otto I as the first emperor and lasted until the final dissolution by Napoleon in 1806. The initial fall of the Holy Roman Empire took place gradually over an enduring period of time as it grew less and less of a force an European politics. A few known reasons for this decline of the emperor were

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    For more than twelve centuries‚ there has been hostile conflict between the Orthodox and Catholic churches ("The Filioque: A Church Dividing Issue?: An Agreed Statement”). Their conflict led to the violent crusades and an extensive division among the two (Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis & Anthony Esler‚ p. 673). Leadership‚ culture‚ language‚ and differences in the practice of Christianity are large contributors to the continuing discord (Davies). Although Orthodox beliefs are derived from Catholic beliefs

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    How Often Is The Memorial To Be Commemorated‚ And When? 1) People the world over observe the ceremony frequently—whether several times a year‚ weekly‚ or even daily. Yet‚ it is called a mystery of faith‚ and many of those who practice it do not claim to understand it. It is viewed as sacred and is even supposed to be miraculous. 2) The ceremony is the Eucharist— part of the Catholic Mass when the priest says a blessing over the bread and wine and the congregation is invited to receive Christ in

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    (Walks into room with mirror‚ playing with hair.) Nurse come hither‚ what is this you know of Juliet’s infatuation for a Montague? Do my ears not betray me‚ for all I have done for that girl‚ that disobedient child? (flailing arms) The lady is damaging the families’ name‚ god forbid she runs hence with that coward‚ (hands on heart) I couldn’t bear to see my issue‚ Juliet‚ the wench‚ marrying a murderer‚ especially a recreant. I cannot explain how angry I am‚ I am so in doubt of this actually happening

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    Losing the Holy Land was too shameful for Christendom‚ so with the Pope’s blessing‚ dozens of thousands of men marched toward Jerusalem under the three great kings. The Fourth Crusade (1201-1204) occurred shortly after the Third Crusade. Pope Innocent III succeeded to the papacy in 1198 and decided

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    he could be kicked out anytime the church wished. The pope was the absolute political and social leader of the church and as the church had the most authority‚ he controlled almost everything in all Christian nations which were sometimes called Christendom during the Middle Ages. The main reason of the immense power of the church was the fact that it owned over one-third of all the land in Europe (largest landholder) and collected a large amount of tax from the public. Power disputes were common between

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