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    that is exactly what Paul said God would do and he would do it based on the simple faith of the believer. Our early church fathers also struggled. Martin Luther and other reformers emphasized justification over salvation by works. In response the Catholic Church formulated its own view of salvation as a process involving both faith and works. The opposition to Luther came to a head at the Council of Trent which began its first session in 1545. It was affirmed at Trent that justification was a process

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    What does it mean to be Catholic? To be Catholic means to be whole‚ one with community‚ rich in spiritual tradition. Catholicism is a lens or filter which provides a meaningful pattern to our experiences which otherwise would be lacking in life and interest. It is comprised up of faith‚ theologies‚ and many different doctrines; even ethical and spiritual orientations and behaviors. At the same time though‚ it is a community‚ a group of many strong willed people‚ with a particular history.

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    MI: Baker Academic. Pierotti‚ Sandra. 2003. Backup of the Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism: Criticisms of Weber’s Thesis. http://www.csudh.edu/dearhabermas/weberrelbk01.htm (accessed 21 April 2011) Snead‚ Jennifer. 2005. Evangelical History. On David Hempton’s Methodism: Empire of the Spirit. Foundation‚ Brooklyn NY. Stark‚ Rodney. 2005. How Christianity Led to Freedom‚ Capitalism and the Success of the West. Rodney Stark. "How Christianity Led to Freedom‚ Capitalism

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    There would be more recognition of the poor and needy and a lot more things would be going towards them‚ as Catholics believe in helping others and those that are suffering. They would be challenged to change all the suffering that is going on in the world. This would a positive effect on society. Catholic belief is caring about the common good and this view would affect society in a positive way as it would encourage people to care for others and be more

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    Catholic and public schools can be very similar but at the same time they can have many differences. Although they are both learning institutions‚ they both are quite different from one another. Catholic schools tend to have more rules and regulations than a public school. On a daily basis‚ discipline is stressed more thoroughly in a private school. Some may argue that it is more challenging in a Catholic school and that a public school is easier‚ where as others will say that public school

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    mankind treating each other with dignity and it does not allow for racism or discrimination in any form. The Catholic Church has always been aware of social justice in its teachings and when applied to a school environment these themes are referred to as Catholic Social Teaching and is used to address how Christianity is involved with society. The Vatican in their Catechism of the Catholic Church document claims that Social Justice “can be obtained only in respecting the transcendent dignity of man

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    Marissa Ramirez The Catholic religion has always been a major power in history‚ both politically and spiritually. During its reign‚ it was the responsibility of religious leaders to steer people to the catholic faith; one way to do this was by commissioning painters‚ sculptors‚ and architects to create extravagant pieces of art in order to awe its members and clergy. After the completion of the Sistine Chapel‚ many famous artists such as Sandro Botticelli‚ Domenico Ghirlandaio and Pietro Perugino

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    distinguish it ‚ or cause a division between the churches as we see . There was only the "one‚ holy‚ catholic church"‚ which was the main body of Christian believers all over the western world‚ united by common traditions ‚ beliefs ‚ church structure and worship . The word "Catholic" is a Latin world which means universal. Before the Reformation (in the 1500’s)‚ if someone were a Christian‚ he belonged to the Catholic Church. Any other form of Christianity was considered a heresy‚ not a Christian

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    My Impression of the Catholic Church Today The Church is a Holy place where people pray and worship our creator. It is where we grow as a person bounded with humility‚ passion‚ and serenity or inner peace. But recently‚ the Catholic Church was bombarded with scandals that might ruin the clean image of the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church has many scandals that are truly unacceptable. Some of these scandals are Priests with children‚ Gay Priests‚ Priests living a luxurious life‚ and many

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    faculty‚ the Office of Mission and Catholic Identity invited me to participate in a series of new faculty seminars focused on the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. I am deeply impressed with the University’s commitment to its mission‚ and desire to keep the Catholic Intellectual Tradition alive and well as we forge further into the 21st century. I have benefitted from a deeper understanding of both the University’s mission and the value and importance of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. As a result

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