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    2. Identity – The Christian worldview expresses what is stated in Psalms 139:14 about our being “fearfully and wonderfully made” for God and in His image. In contrast‚ Buddhist identity on this earth revolves around achieving perfection by man’s standard. 3. Meaning/Purpose - In a small way‚ Christianity and Buddhism share similar beliefs in their purpose on earth which is to be generally good and happy. Where they differ is their reasoning for achieving this. Christians seek to honor and glorify

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    these terms‚ they connect them to education. The next discussion will attempt to shed some light on these two concepts by defining mathematics as a language. First‚ it will define these two terms with examples. It will then point out various differences between mathematics and mathematizing while giving examples. Finally‚ it will elaborate the importance of both concepts to humans and how they have affected people over time. Mathematics is a science that deals with logics‚ quantity and arrangement

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    are four seasons in the year. India’s climate is tropical‚ and it has only three seasons per year. Austria’s landscape is full of hills‚ woods and rivers. India’s landscape contains of deserts‚ jungles and flatlands. So here we can see big differences between my chosen countries. Secondly I would like to present the culture of these countries. Austria is famous by compositors‚ writers and painters which are known in whole world. In this country there are many theaters‚ cinemas‚ shopping centers

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    ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY Islamic Economics Research Centre ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS OF INDIA PROGRESS‚ PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS Mohammad Ghous Ikhtiyaruddin Bagsiraj Scientific Publishing Centre King Abdulaziz University Jeddah‚ Saudi Arabia ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS OF INDIA PROGRESS‚ PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS Mohammad Ghous Ikhtiyaruddin Bagsiraj Scientific Publishing Centre King Abdulaziz University P.O. Box 1540‚ Jeddah 21441 Saudi Arabia FOREWORD The Islamic financial services

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    1. Discuss the differences between Ambrose’s‚ Augustine’s‚ and Christina of Markyate’s ideas about ethical responses to the rape or threatened rape of dedicated virgins. St. Ambrose believed that the appropriate response to rape was for the virgin to commit suicide to save her Chasity. Even in his passage‚ “On Virgins‚” it states that the Holy Mary needs to either sacrifice herself or be sentenced to a brothel. St.Augustine first states that it was unfair for Lucretia to have been a victim of adultery

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    stricter sexual morality. Polygyny‚ concubinage‚ and no-fault divorce were all readily permissible under the natural law‚ Grotius thought. It took “the law of Christ” to render such behavior sinful‚ even reprehensible. Selden saw less divergence between biblical law and natural law. Polygyny and concubinage were well known in the Old Testament‚ he pointed out‚ and those practices might find an equitable

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    Women in Islam Islamic Project ISL-100 Presented to: Presented by: Introduction  Islam‚ as a religion‚ attaches great value and respect to women.  The study of women in Islam reveals that there has been more than one occasion in the history of Islam where women have been given respect and the Muslim believers have been advised to respect women.  It must be realized that Islam emerged from the time when there was widespread illiteracy and negligence in the case of women throughout.  The birth

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    responsible for 30 per cent of all deaths from cancer and clearly represents the most important preventable cause of cancer in countries like the United States today. Passive smoking‚ the breathing in of the side-stream smoke from the burning of tobacco between puffs or of the smoke exhaled by a smoker‚ also causes a serious health risk. A report published in 1992 by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) emphasized the health dangers‚ especially from side-stream smoke. This type of smoke contains

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    husband ’s authority: emerging formulations in Muslim family laws Lynn Welchman Subject: Family law. Other related subjects: Legal systems Keywords: Comparative law; Islamic law; Marriage; Morocco; Spouses; United Arab Emirates *Int. J.L.P.F. 1 ABSTRACT This article considers the articulation of the husband-wife relationship in Islamic law and specifically the contemporary equation in statutory formulations of Muslim family law that sets the husband ’s duty of support‚ or maintenance‚ of his wife

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    ultra-conservative expression of numerous faiths‚ namely Islam. It should be noted that Islamic fundamentalism is highly religious in nature‚ and a religion based on the salvation of all men. Islamic fundamentalism is for the most part a modern phenomenon‚ it is impossible to grasp without first understanding at least the roots of Islam . Fundamentalist Islam is based primarily on two pillars‚ the first being that Islamic law(shuria or Sharia‚ also known as the Law of Allah) is the only valid system

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