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    Thomas Hobbes‚ a philosopher who wrote Leviathan‚ argues that human beings are selfish and therefore need a higher authority appointed to protect them from one another. The similarities between Hobbes’ views of human nature and those of Luther are that they both believe that human beings need an authority figure to stop them from doing evil. Hobbes states in Leviathan that freedom means that human live in a society where “… they are in that condition which

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    Faith In Macbeth

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    The subject I will be focusing on is faith. The definition of means “belief that is not based on proof.” The way Interpret the definition is what comes around‚ goes around. I see Macbeth making a mistake where he lets it all go to his head. I believe in karma will get to him. Macbeth knows that it will come and that is what is holding him back. I think that Macbeth is trying to avoiding reality because if we was once then during evil someone could end up killing him. I would also like to add to my

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    Religious Discrimination

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    Abstract The purpose of this essay is to analyze the continued discrimination of religious practices within an organization. The composition illustrates the implementation of The Civil Rights Act of 1964. The illumination of this act provides information on the legal rights and propositions of Congress on the widespread issue of religious discrimination. The essay also analyzes the various sources of discrimination that still occur today. The first of these discrimination sources involves the

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    Interrelgious Dialogue February 2013 In his book The Intra-religious Dialogue‚ Raimon Panikkar seeks to tap into our daily humanistic encounters through teachings‚ discussion‚ questions and exploration as a basis of religious dialogue. Panikkar sets forth a guidebook of sorts in which the reader can better understand his/her set of beliefs and faiths as well as set out on a personal mission to encounter the religious practices of people around the world without prejudice or preconceived notions

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    in Islamic culture‚ is the internal struggle to improve one ’s soul. Then there is the Lesser Jihad which is the external and physical struggle of Islam. Under Lesser Jihad‚ Muslims would have the right and responsibility to physically defend the faith. "Permission to take up arms is hereby granted to those who are attacked‚ they have suffered injustice‚ God has all the power to give them victory" (22:39‚ Qur ’an). This form of Lesser Jihad would show one of its first faces during the period of

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    Religious Belief System REL/330 Religious Belief System A belief system is a system that is an opinion which determines how we interact with every aspect of out life. Your belief is something that is stored deep into your subconscious mind that will either give you the drive you need to succeed or tell you that it is ok to fail. Religion is a particular type of belief system‚ but not all belief systems are religion. Telling the difference

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    How did Norman Bridwell‚ creator of oddly shaded Clifford the Dog‚ create‚ innovate‚ and illuminate? Thesis: Norman Bridwell created Clifford the Big Red Dog‚ captivating little hearts all around the world‚ bending the power of imaginative in such an innovative way‚ and illuminating the power of a gigantic‚ red dog. Intro: Imagination is a wonderful thing; so are dogs. Norman Bridwell married them wonderfully with Clifford the Big Red Dog‚ captivating little hearts all around the world‚ bending

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    conception of faith was not congruent with the mainstream view held by most religious people. Kierkegaard has been known as the "Christian Socrates" because of the way he challenged traditional beliefs like Socrates did. Kierkegaard’s faith is one of an individualistic re-choosing of faith in the impossible. Kierkegaard thought that many Christians held an inauthentic faith that relied on doctrine and obedience. He wanted to get away from that and maintained that the movement of faith is up to each

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    A Journey to Faith

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    A journey to faith Time to be free. To let it go. To believe that the impossible had occurred‚ in an instant God’s healing power had changed my life forever. Overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the Word of Our Testimony – everyone overcome. I had overcome‚ he had overcome for me‚ the Lamb‚ the one who sacrificed it all on that cross. To delight in you now‚ to rejoice let your name resound‚ is all I long for Lord‚ King of the Clouds. I worship You now. I stand in adoration... I lift my hands

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    In The Ethics of Belief by W.K Clifford this philosopher states that it is wrong in every situation ever to believe anything based on insufficient evidence‚ as it is wrong for someone to simply believe something to be true based solely on the sincerity of their convictions or by stifling their doubts. He states that if the origin of the belief is not founded on proven fact then the believer is guilty of an untrue/false belief as a result of not taking the time or having the patience to investigate

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