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    worshipped in many aspects: as Durga‚ protector and slayer of the buffalo demon‚ as Taleju‚ patron deity of the Valley rulers‚ and as Kumari‚ and the living virgin goddess. . Other female goddesses include Laxmi‚ goddess of wealth and Saraswati‚ goddess of knowledge and arts. Another widely venerated god is elephant-headed Ganesh‚ the remover of obstacles and the source of good fortune. Other deities such as Red Machhendranath‚ are special to Nepal alone and are celebrated with unique local

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    Greek and Roman Cultures

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    their roles in life determined what they were god of; Zeus: sky/weather‚ Hades: death‚ Poseidon: sea‚ aquatics; Physical life was of importance instead of eventuality of the afterlife; Each god had characteristics that determined their actions; Deities were important for progression of life but mortals were just as Both Geographic Terrain- Mediterranean countries Economy- based on agriculture‚ worked mines‚ had slaves‚ produced wine and olive oil‚ coinage‚ divided by wealth Religion- same

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    Between 3500-500 BCE‚ Mesopotamia and Egypt were both seen as major civilization. Although they are both ancient river civilizations and have many similarities‚ there are multiple differences between their religion‚ social structure‚ and political systems. Three similarities between Mesopotamia‚ and Egypt is that they were both patriarchal societies‚ both had written languages‚ and had education. They are both patriarchal societies as evidenced by Egypt having Pharaohs and Mesopotamia having Kings

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    Spiritual Agnosticism

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    Sense Constantly‚ religious arguments are going on‚ whether it is between different religions or between a common group. There are always battles going on‚ which can range from verbal disagreements to wars. But why waste your time arguing? The deity or deities that you worship probably don’t want you shoving your beliefs down others’ throats and giving the religion in whole a brand of ignorance. It does no good to preach damnation to those who do not follow or believe the same things as you. Yet‚ it

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    religious significance. This reminds us of Buddha’s teachings like enabling us to experience lasting happiness and conveys the message of truth‚ peace‚ humanity and equality. Buddhism is as a very pragmatic religion. There is no theology‚ no worship of deity. It takes a straightforward look at our human condition‚ nothing based on wishful thinking‚ at all. Everything that Buddha taught was based on his own observations of the way things were. When we pass by the Kester international promenade

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    as the Mesopotamians‚ the Greeks‚ and the followers of Judaism‚ to interpret the relationship between each culture with their respective deities. From texts such as Homer’s The Odyssey‚ Atrahasis I‚ the Book of Genesis‚ and the Book of Job‚ it can be concluded that while each culture has its own different variation of religious deities‚ the purpose of said deities are very much the same. This is due to the fact that in each culture‚ the role or the gods is to create standards that humankind is meant

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    Comparing God and Goddesses University of Phoenix HUM/105 June 20‚ 2011 Comparing Gods and Goddesses The purpose of this paper is to describe the elements and functions of gods and goddesses myths. In this paper the subject to compare is two myths of the male divine and female divine from different cultures. The paper will also summarize the elements and functions shared by the female and male divine. Goddess myths have several elements and functions. Many scholars have written on the

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    Shinto

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    prayers‚ and no holiest deity or place of worship. very small portion of world religions can claim a goddess (as opposed to a god) as their central deity. Within Shinto‚ one of the most important divinities is the Sun Goddess Amaterasu. While she is not worshipped directly‚ she is said to be the ruler of Takamagahara‚ the celestial home of the gods‚ which is connected to earth by the floating bridge of heaven. The very fact that that Shinto is centered on a female deity can be very empowering to

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    Shabaka Research Paper

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    The creation myth in scripted in the stela strengthens the common theme of how the world is formed because the creation myth is considered most valuable to the people of Africa. In this Creation myth‚ the emphasizes of the foremost character is Ptah cannot be any clearer. He is the definitive creator and God of Memphis where Shabaka ends up ruling and builds his empire. According to the stela Memphis is also the burial site for Osiris. Also‚ the story of Horus and Seth is often connected with the

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    World Religious Traditions 1

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    in two gods (good and evil) in conflict. immanent: Existing and operating within nature. monotheism: The belief in one God. nontheism: A position that is unconcerned with the supernatural‚ not asserting or denying the existence of any deity. pantheism: The belief that everything in the universe is divine. polytheism: The belief in many gods. post-structuralism: An analytical approach that does not seek to find universal structures that might underlie language‚ religion‚ art

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