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    Zion Christian Church - Mandadzaka CONSTITUTION Adopted on the…………………………………………………………. 1. ADOPTION OF THE CONSTITUTION The Church is congregational in its government: i.e. it recognizes Jesus Christ as its supreme head‚ believing in His presence and managing its affairs according to His Word and the practice of His apostles. The Church finances and its property will be administered and managed in accordance with the provisions in this Constitution. 2. NAME The Church is called Zion Christian

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    Pope Leo 13 had greatly effected and impacted the Church. He has been considered the founder of the Catholic Social Teaching. His changes effected not only the church‚ but working conditions in the past generations leading up until now. Pope Leo 13 had accomplished many things in his life such as‚ becoming Pope‚ justifying working conditions‚ and effecting the church and people of the Church in the past‚ the present‚ and the many generations ahead of us. After Vincenzo completed his early studies

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    Marriage and Sex: Catholic Church VS Martin Luther The views on marriage and sex differ greatly between the Catholic Church and Martin Luther. Though both agree to a different set of rules and regulations‚ Catholicism is a strict religion while Luther strived for a more accepting practice. Luther’s opinions on these topics agreed more with the opinions of the majority granting him the more modern of the two religions. For the most part‚ the Lutheran outlook was a realistic one versus the exacting

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    and make tremendous changes in the Roman Catholic Church. Vatican I started in 1869‚ and it made minimal changes to the Roman Catholic Church. Vatican I only lasted one year. Vatican II started in 1962 and went to 1965 lasting nearly three years. Vatican Council II made numerous changes to the Roman Catholic Church‚ and most of the changes we still use to this day. Vatican Council II‚ also known as Vatican II‚ produced several changes in the Church that consist of the following: The Constitution on

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    years ago‚ inside Our Lady of Albanians Church‚ located in Michigan USA. In front of an altar there is a little girl posing for a picture beside Brenda‚ with her right arm over Brenda’s shoulder. That girl was me. Time has changed a lot for the girls in the picture. As I analyze the photo‚ everything looks so foreign and strange. I barely recognize the scenery. Not the white cloth‚ with its’ beautiful design‚ covering the wooden altar at the front of the church. Not the glass stained windows with each

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    walking to and from school. In Birmingham‚ Alabama‚ the 16th Street Baptist Church was not only where many civil rights meeting were held for those who gathered to protest‚ it was also a place of worship and Sunday school classes for many African American adults and children. Sunday morning on September 15‚ 1963‚ five girls were getting ready to perform in church when a racist bomb blasted the east side of the church. Four of the five girls died instantly and the fifth girl (a younger sister of

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    Pentecostal movements have recorded a very rapid church growth with others having the largest congregations in the country. This essay will discuss the increase of Pentecostalism in Zimbabwe taking into account Malinowski’s view that Religion functions in conjunction with practicality. Pentecostalism is defined as a diverse and complex movement within Christianity that places special emphasis on a direct personal experience of God through the baptism in the Holy Spirit‚ has an eschatological focus

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    Chaucer’s attitude towards the Medieval Church is cynical. He believes the people of the Church abuse their power. They take advantage of the people and do not truly serve out God’s will. However the Parson is an exception to the corrupt religious leaders in The Canterbury Tales. The Nun‚ Monk‚ and the Pardoner are examples of corrupt Church serving people. Some have too much vanity‚ some do not even care for serving the Church‚ and some trick people into buying so called “religious” items to save

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    Roman Catholic Church had risen up from the darkness and influenced almost all of Western Europe. In this period of time‚ the Church had so much religious‚ political and economic power. The Church would start by “forcing” the people of Western Europe to believe and participate in Church life by giving them an opportunity to an everlasting afterlife. Then‚ from those who came‚ the Church gained wealth from donations and other reasons such as taxes and services. Finally‚ the Church had political power

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    the Catholic church at the same time‚ Ulrich Zwingli. Ulrich Zwingli was a well-known reformer in Zurich who fought against the Catholic church in many ways. Zwingli was born to a farming family in 1484 and studied at various schools until he ultimately became a priest. While he studied scripture‚ he focused on salvation and what it meant to be saved. His focus in life was to understand God and salvation‚ and to help others to be saved. Zwingli openly spoke out against the Catholic church and led the

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