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    For early modern Christian theologians‚ the nature of god was more or less a settled question. There were‚ it is true‚ disputes along the margins. The synod of dort‚ convened in 1618 and 1619 to resolve debates between Calvinists and the arminian remonstrants‚ crystallized ongoing skirmishes over the proper understanding of divine foreknowledge and will. decades later‚ arminianism was just one of John Milton’s unorthodoxies‚ and one of his less eccentric ones; more unusual was his rejection‚ in his

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    through god. Christian Humanism focuses on the advancement of man with the backbone of Christian principles. Humanism comes as a belief just as well as religion and can be interpreted in many ways. In Machiavelli’s The Prince‚ he tackles of issues in society and the government as a whole. Machiavelli believed a good ruler is one that could give justice and provide some type of order to his citizens. He believed that a good ruler should focus more on the present rather than what could be. Machiavelli

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    World and Your World is My World I. Worldview A worldview is how a person or group of people sees the world as a whole. It is how people use their brain to make sense of the world they live in and how they respond to it. How people see the world whether it be good or bad is critical in how they act and live their lives. Individual worldviews make up group worldviews‚ but each individual has a unique footprint on how they view the world through their personal prescriptive lens. These lenses

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    “I have decided … to convoke a general council‚ by means of which evils may be uprooted‚ virtues implanted‚ morals reformed‚ heresies extirpated‚ faith strengthened‚ peace established‚ to persuade Christian princes and people to aid the Holy Land and salutary decrees enacted for the higher and lower clergy.” It was with these words‚ set down in the Vineam Domini Sabaoth‚ that Pope Innocent III convoked the Fourth Lateran Council and set the Catholic Church on a path which would have a potent effect

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    The identity of Good Christians in medieval Europe defied the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. Unlike the monastic orders of the Church‚ they lived and preached in the world. They exhibited a righteous lifestyle and teachings that threatened the influence of the Church. The Good Christians contrasting beliefs were heretical in the eyes of the Catholic Church. For this infraction‚ they needed to be reeducated and brought back to the fold. Heretical teachings and beliefs would not be tolerated

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    the effects that the Louisiana Purchase will have on the nation. Many people brought concerns they had with the treaty to his attention and in this public message‚ Jefferson assured them that congress was aware of the problems they could face. He provided information on how certain situations involved in the Purchase would be dealt with and why they aren’t as severe as it may seem. This annual message provides Jefferson’s assurance and approval of the Louisiana Purchase. U.S. Constitution. Art. 2

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    Test 1 February 22‚ 2013 Christian-Muslim Interface The crusades were a tough time to be in Asia Minor‚ the Western Europeans were engaging in religious wars. Christianity was being spread using propaganda while engaging in war against the Muslim religion. Typical fighting wasn’t the norm during the Crusades‚ each side was trying to figure out a way to get a leg up on the competition. When the Christians figured out they could use pirates as an advantage they were more than willing to commission

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    response to modernity. Although the term is frequently used in a popular context to mean any religious position perceived to be traditional‚ archaic or scripture-bound‚ it has a specific meaning from an historical perspective‚ and a genealogy which has seen the term change from the self-referential description of a particular religious group‚ to a term which may have lost its impact through misplaced‚ and indiscriminate‚ application. Originally used by a specific group of American Protestants‚ who shared

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    casting aside all previous viewpoints and open your heart to what the Spirit of God is speaking to you. Many well meaning people build their case against homosexuality almost entirely on the Bible. They‚ just as I‚ value the ancient text‚ and seek its guidance in their lives. Unfortunately‚ many of them have never really studied what the Bible does and doesn’t say about homosexuality. I was unaware until about 2 years ago that a lot of what I’d been taught about the Bible by people who love God and

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    techniques used by roman architects and describe the types of buildings they created. Use examples to support your essay. The building techniques the Roman architects used were the arches and domes. They were very skilled at building with bricks and stones. These materials helped them develop new roof forms. To create arches they used wedge-shaped stones or bricks called voussoirs. They placed the narrow ends on the inside of the arch and the wide ends on the outside. The Romans typically used round

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