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    Arian Controversy Analysis

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    For one to be able to understand the Arian controversy‚ and discuss the clashing of theological‚ social‚ and what political factors contributed‚ one must first understand what the Arian controversy was. Due to early church writers such as Justin‚ Clement of Alexandria‚ and Origen‚ the church had developed certain theological perspectives on what the nature of God resembled (Gonzalez‚ The Story of Christianity 182). In addition to the nature of God‚ whether the Logos or the Word‚ was created or was

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    carry out the constitutional mandate‚ the Labor Code declares as basic policy: “SEC. 3. Declaration of basic policy. - The State shall afford protection to labor‚ promote full employment‚ ensure equal work opportunities regardless of sex‚ race‚ or creed‚ and regulate the relations between workers and employers.” A survey of existing laws‚ however‚ reveals the lack of comprehensive legislation which touch on undue discrimination against women‚ members of certain religious‚ regional or ethnic groups

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    Arian Heresy

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    How the Nicene Creed Resulted from Arianism The time from 256 A.D. – 336 A.D. conflict with the Church’s beliefs were rising among many other doctrinal disputes‚ which troubled a majority of Christians when Constantine recognized the Church in 313 A.D. This unorthodox opinion‚ heresy‚ frightened the Church. The founder of the heresy was Arius‚ an Alex Adrian priest. The heresy was then called Arianism‚ which denied the divinity of Jesus Christ. Arianism was one of the most dangerous heresies that

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    maintain all four functions of management‚ the Army uses each function to maximize efficiency. One Team‚ One FightAs an individual becomes a soldier in the United States Army‚ he or she becomes part of a team‚ as said best in The Soldier ’s Creed. The Creed states "I am a warrior and a member of a team" (Army Study Guide‚ 2008). The team has many leaders of different beliefs‚ values‚ and ethics. If the leaders have one common goal‚ to improve the unit‚ success will be obtained. This is true to units

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    Somehow I consider The Chronicle of a Death Foretold a satire‚ criticizing the carelessness of the whole society with a sober‚ objective tone. The use of animal imagery to some extent not only foreshadows the impending tragedy but also degrades human nature into animal instincts. Firstly‚ considering the title of the novel‚ especially ¡§death¡¨ and ¡§foretold¡¨‚ the title itself is very contradictory. How can a death be foretold? So far as human basic instincts to survival are concerned‚ if a death

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    Compare and contrast: Christianity and Muslims essay! By: Sheila Pomales Christianity: Christianity is an ancient religion that is centered on the teachings of Christ. The history of Christianity concerns the Christian religion‚ its followers and the Church with its various denominations‚ from the first century to the present. Christianity was founded in the 1st century in the Levant region of the Middle East by Jesus of Nazareth‚ who is prophesied in the Old

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    The East-West Schism

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    The East-West Schism The Filioque‚ or addition of the clause “and from the son” to the Nicene Creed‚ in the west brought the two halves of Christendom into conflict. Two issues were at stake- theology and authority. Was it theologically sound to state that the Holy Spirit proceeds from both the Father and the Son as the west came to believe? If so‚ by whose authority could the Nicene Creed be altered? http://joshhatala.wordpress.com/history/the-great-schism-of-1054-an-historiographic-view-by-josh-hatala/

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    Ancient Beginnings The Byzantine Empire during most of its history was one of the most influential empires in the Mediterranean. However‚ to find out how everything started‚ we need to go back to 657 BC‚ when the Greeks founded the colony of Byzantium or Byzantion along the European side of the Bosphorus Strait‚ which would become Constantinople (now Istanbul)‚ the capital of the Byzantine Empire. This land would later be incorporated into the Roman Empire. In 330 AD‚ Roman Emperor‚ Constantine the

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    Constantine the great

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    as he then rallied his troops and invaded‚ he Killed maxentius and most of his men. Constantine also acted as mediator of several serious arguments and problems that occurred among the bishops. The most famous example was the council held in 325 at Nicaea. More than two hundred bishops attended‚ establishing important points of church. Both Christianity and the Empire as a whole also benefited from Constantine’s prodigious building programs‚ particularly his founding of the city of Constantinople in

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    Scripture; every aspect of a traditional church service is rooted in the teachings of the Bible. Hymns are often verses set to music‚ Sermons are based on Scripture readings‚ the Sacraments are the physical elements combined with God’s Word‚ and even the Creeds are statements of the congregational belief in teachings of Scripture.

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