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    Nestorian Christians in the Middle East and China: In Syria‚ Iraq‚ and Persia‚ a Church of the East‚ the Nestorians‚ found accommodation with Islamic rulers by not preaching to Muslims and by abandoning their sacred image as offensive to Islam’s rules against idolatry. In China‚ the Nestorian Christians adapted to Chinese culture and used familiar terms to communicate the message of Jesus. From the 600s to the mid 800s‚ this church survived thanks to state tolerance; however‚ this changed when the dynasty

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    Creamean War

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    Muslim east had fought the Crusades over control of this land. However‚ the Christian Church was divided into numerous small denominations. The Eastern Orthodox Church and Roman Catholic Church were the two major branches of Christianity. Unfortunately‚ these main denominations could not work together. Both of them wanted to control the Holy Places. In 1690 the Ottoman Sultan granted to the Roman Catholic Church the dominant authority in all the churches in Nazareth‚ Bethlehem and Jerusalem; then

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    Bioethics research task

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    respected in an absolute way from the very instant of commencement of life. •Life is assumed to begin at fertilization. •Catechism of the Catholic Church •The Bible •Church leaders •Catechism of the Catholic Church (2270 – 2276). •The Bible - see handouts. •Church leaders – Humane Vitae (13 & 14) •Veritatis splendor (80) •Evangelium Vitae (58 -64) Orthodox •Opposed under most circumstances. •Believes that life begins at conception and that abortion is the taking of human life. •However‚ if there

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    the assurance of the imperishable glory of the kingdom of heaven’. He was addressing Christians from all over France calling for a ‘Crusade’ in the name of God and as many would argue‚ abusing his authority and status he received from the Catholic Church. What occurred during the First Crusade is well known to many‚ whereas the reason behind Pope Urban ll calling the Crusade is a highly debated and contradicting issue. One of the reasons which are occasionally cited for Urban’s calling of the First

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    Persecution of Religions The Orthodox Church has a very rich past in Russia dating back to the 10th century when numerous churches were constructed. In the 11th century‚ monasteries began to flourish. Besides being devoted to spiritual work‚ these played also an important role in providing more formal education. In the 13th century‚ the Russian Orthodox church shielded the population from the Tatar great invasion that could have engulfed the Christian faith throughout Russia. Similarly‚ in the

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    Religious Conflict in Russia

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    RELIGIOUS CONFLICT IN RUSSIA One of the great ironies of history is that Marxism‚ an atheistic theory‚ was first implemented in Russia—a land inhabited by millions of believers practicing most of the world’s great religions. In fact‚ religion is so integral to the culture and history of Russia‚ it would be impossible to gain a full understanding for the unique character of the country and its people without a careful examination of the religious factors at play throughout its history. BACKGROUND

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    Mark 6:3 INTRODUCTION The account of Matthew in the terms of James the Just (also known as the James the Less) is known as the brother of Jesus. He was considered the eldest after Jesus because Mary was a virgin before Christ. The Catholic Church still sees her as a virgin. Eisenman states; “…Jesus’ mother and brothers came to him to talk to or question him. They are four in number‚ James‚ Simon‚ Jude‚ and Joses”. This gives us the background and focal point to develop an understanding of

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    Religion in Greece

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    The main religion in the country of Greece is Greek Orthodox. In fact‚ Greek Orthodox is the religion that about 98% of the population celebrates. Because of this vast amount of followers of this faith‚ the Greek Orthodox religion plays a very important role in the lives of its people. Festivals and Saint’s days‚ as well as other holidays on the religious calendar in Greece‚ throughout the year characterize this religion. Food plays a key role in society‚ particularly in respect of these holidays

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    bread and wine‚ members of the church reenact Jesus’ last supper‚ remember his sacrificial death‚ anticipate their reunion in Heaven‚ and reconfirm their unity with other members of the church. Communion is a central unit of worship in almost all Christian churches‚ but communion has been a source of conflict among Christians. The Eucharist can vary in tradition among the many denominations of Christianity. Because I attended the Catholic Church and Greek Orthodox Church‚ I will be focusing on one difference

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    Peter The Great Influence

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    Peter the Great had a great impact on the Russian Orthodox Church. Peter did not particularly like the Russian Orthodox Church‚ he saw the church as backwards and still using their traditions which Peter did not like. He also saw the Church as rival to his power. The patriarch’s constant ceremonial presence‚ pretensions to co-sovereignty‚ and network of subordinate bishoprics and monasteries evoked an aura of theocracy. For many years the church operated autonomously‚ but this changed under Peter

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