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    St. Philip’s Church Saint Philip the Apostle Church was established in the year 1927 at Pasadena‚ California. The architectural designs of the church have several influences from different era’s such as: Romans‚ Late Antiquity‚ Pantheon’s‚ Early Medieval Europe‚ Early Christian Architecture‚ and the Romanesque era. The church itself is a marvelous architectural building. The front side of the building has a circular small stain glass art on top. It has one huge arch and three small ones as an

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    The church is a place where Christianity (Catholic‚ Protestant‚ Orthodox) holds religious services such as mass prayer. The church is divided into bishops‚ cathedrals‚ churches and churches. The world’s top three cathedrals are Catholic: St. Peter’s Cathedral‚ Milan Cathedral‚ Seville Cathedral‚ the world a total of 1‚520 pilgrimage temple‚ most of which are located in Europe‚ especially in Italy. From the 12th century to the 15th century‚ the city has become the political‚ religious‚ economic and

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    trace Walnut beginnings back to the First Baptist Church of Louisville‚ founded in 1815‚ and the Second Baptist Church of Louisville‚ founded in 1838. The members of these two early Baptist churches joined together in 1848 to form Walnut Street Baptist Church‚ located downtown Louisville at the corner of 4th and Walnut Street. In the beginning the congregation had 18 members who met primarily in their homes. In 1902‚ Walnut Street Baptist Church moved to its current location at the corner of Third

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    something very public. Christians were now being furthered socially by the church‚ being given different political and administrative jobs with better benefits‚ eventually leading to the line between church and state constantly diminishing over time. These changes were‚ in large part‚ responsible for the survival of Christianity throughout the 4th century. After Constantine’s conversion‚ members of the church no longer had to hide their faith or

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    Lastly‚ the values of the Baptist Church‚ United Church‚ and Liberal Secularists are distinct with one another. What is first needed to be understood is the difference between values and beliefs. Values are different than beliefs because they are the resultants of them. For example‚ an individual’s values are things that they would deem important‚ such as equality‚ effort‚ honesty‚ education‚ and loyalty. With the effect of Christianity‚ the Bible would influence many values. Some values that spring

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    strongly against the Catholic Church. As a matter of fact the Puritan colonists believed that English Reformation had not gone far enough and that the Church of England‚ also known as the Anglican church‚ was still tolerating too many practices that were associated with the Church of Rome they wanted greater reforms to do away with all the traces and the effects of the Roman Catholic Church. As a matter of fact the faith of the Puritans was not to separate entirely from the Church of England. I. The Puritans

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    The Episcopal Church of the 1970s seemed to reflect America’s role as a world power through focusing on both foreign affairs and changes within America. In the January‚ February‚ and March issues of The Episcopalian‚ a journal serving the Episcopal Church‚ there are a collection of news and opinion articles that reveal the prevailing anxiety regarding the United State’s global influence. Since the Church seeked new knowledge‚ they were aware of the limits Christian influence had both in America and

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    Abstract There has been much debate on whether or not the United States has been doing the right thing by keeping church and state as separate entities rather than keeping them entwined as had been the standard for centuries prior to the country’s founding. The list of influences this law could affect is substantial‚ ranging from the workplace to school functions. Even the way people decorate their offices and houses has come into question from time to time. However‚ remarkably‚ every person

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    Ukrainian Catholic Church of Toronto to attend the Holy Mass‚ which they call the “Great Matins” which starts at 8:30 a.m. The Holy Eucharist Church is located at 515 Broadview Avenue‚ in Toronto. I decided to visit this Catholic Church because after calling several churches to find out if I could visit to do my visitation report‚ this Church seemed to be more interesting because it was the only Eucharist Catholic Church nearby my grandparents’ house. This beautiful church sits atop the Don Valley

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    Church of Christ Timeline This timeline is based on my own religion. I chose the Church of Christ mainly because I wanted to know more of the history about what religion I follow. In this timeline we will go through where the Church of Christ derived from‚ its founding fathers‚ and all the changes from the birth of this religion to present day. In 1801 the Church of Christ began‚ at least the version that we know today. A man named Barton W. Stone was the first founder of the Church of Christ. “Stone

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