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    confuse me. Therefore‚ I have researched the position of the Roman Catholic Church regarding not only homosexuality‚ but also same sex marriages. Throughout this essay‚ I will give an unbiased explanation of the Churches teachings that date back to the time of the Old Testament. The Roman Catholic Church maintains that homosexual orientations are not necessarily sinful‚ but are “disordered” (Catechism). However‚ the church preserves that all homosexual activity is immoral and most often sinful (Catechism)

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    similarities and differences between the two. Firstly‚ The Lutheran Church. The history of Lutheranism dates back to the 16th century during a major Christian event known as the reformation. Martin Luther who was a monk at this time was assigned to teach people in biblical theology. Luther however had this feeling that God was not pleased with what Luther had been doing‚ As he continued to read through scriptures he

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    The Roman Catholic Church played important roles in the rise of art‚ architecture‚ and culture during the Middle Ages. During the Middle Ages‚ the Church offered a place for Christians who were looking for hope and protection. The Christians believed that someone who lived a good life and followed the rules of God would be rewarded with joyful life in heaven. The Roman Catholic Church used different types of architecture throughout the inside of the churches. Two major styles of churches were built

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    Catholic Church has developed. St. Thomas Aquinas was an Italian philosopher and theologian of the medieval period born in 1225 in Italy who was a significant mover and shaker. So what was his role in the changing church‚ how did he use his influence‚ what change occurred as a result and where is the Church now as a result? Tomas Aquinas had a role and also an influence in the Catholic Church. He was a philosopher and theologian and he used his role to create change in the Catholic Church. He was

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    The Catholic Church and Birth Control RE307 DL “You must strive to multiply bread so that it suffices for the tables of mankind‚ and not rather favor an artificial control of birth‚ which would be irrational‚ in order to diminish the number of guests at the banquet of life.” This is a quote from a speech given by Pope Paul VI back in 1965‚ just five years after the FDA approves “the pill” as a form of birth control. In this paper I am going to explore why the Catholic Church so deeply opposes

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    A View Inside The Westboro Baptist Church Unlike most modern religious groups‚ the Westboro Baptist Church is unique in the fact that the organization doesn’t meet in a modern church setting. Instead‚ the Westboro Baptist Church meets on Sundays to picket and protest the funerals of people whom they feel have created blasphemous acts against God. This recently included the funeral of Apple’s co-founder Steve Jobs. In an October 7th cbsnews.com article journalist Edecio Martinez quoted Margie Phelps

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    confession/baptism in the Roman Catholic Church. Augustine’s role in the development of confession is founded on his adaptation of Platonic philosophy into Church doctrine. Plato’s Forms represent the highest “good” in the human soul. Augustine’s perception of the Forms is then integrated into the concept of forgiveness in the teachings of Christ. This new doctrine formed a more tolerant and forgiving perspective on Original Sin‚ which allowed for the Church to hear confessions and lift the burden

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    of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe throughout the early sixteenth century. The Reformation started in the north of Germany but quickly spread throughout Western Europe which was officially under the control of the Christian Church at the time. The Reformation occurred in response to the corruption and practical abuses of the Catholic Church at the time. Many people were influential in the revolt including Martin Luther and John Calvin developed a better way for the Church to run‚ this lead to

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    How can a Church full of sinners be holy? Catholicism has always been the religion with the highest incidence of followers in the world. The most traditional and one of the oldest beliefs is now so common that one often listens to people saying they are ‘non-practicing Catholics’‚ that is‚ one who is baptized in the Catholic Church but is not actively part of it. Non-Catholics are then sub-classified into two groups: those who do not belong to the Christian Society and those who call themselves

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    Separation of Church and State Church and State relations have been at conflict since the beginning of government. In Mesopotamia‚ each city had a god‚ and it was the duty of the city to please the god. This was the first policy that other governments followed. England established the Church of England. This oppressed many people to believe certain principles‚ or practice faith in different ways. This was one of the reasons people came to America. The opportunity of Freedom of Religion was very

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