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    Governments have existed since the civilization of man. Throughout the numerous centuries‚ people have been governed or controlled by these institutions set by either… Governments and how the power is distributed within said institutions can be a direct result of their history. By looking at historical figures and events of the unitary nations the United Kingdom and France‚ one can see how historical occurrences effected how their governments are run today. Off the northern coast of France lies the

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    Gweon‚ Yong Keun Assignment #2‚ FORL212-2 Due: 8th October‚ 2009 Effects of Western culture on teenagers Led by wealthy Western countries‚ the mass media‚ the fashion industry and the education curriculum‚ the perception of beauty is increasingly being defined by Western parameters due to reasons such as globalization‚ free trade and high technology. The inundation of Western culture is undeniable as it has effects that are both unconsciously beneficial and detrimental in our daily lives. Teenagers

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    American Christianity is dying‚ or at least that appears to be the general consensus. It can be a hard fact for a God-fearing‚ American Christian to swallow‚ but as the Bible and God teaches us‚ He will work all things for good. Although the number of Christians is dwindling every year‚ the reason why and the effect of the decline do not spell absolute doom for the religion. Instead‚ the drop in Americans identifying as Christians may in fact force Christianity into a purer future. What particular

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    Everyone Has a Culture I am a Hispanic Christian female.  I believe there are so many things that make us who we are.  I also believe our upbringing plays an important role on how receptive we are with different cultures.  I remember growing up we didn’t have much material wise‚ but one thing was certain we had lots of love‚ and mom always made sure we had food on the table and clean clothes to wear.  She also always taught us it was important to look as good as we felt meaning always keep a neat

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    Christianity’s expression. Through his writings and beliefs‚ Paul has changed the spiritual dimension of Christianity in its entirety. Paul‚ originally a persecutor of Christians for the Roman Empire‚ received his conversion on the Road to Damascus. It is this that prompted his change of heart‚ and for his incessant preaching of the gospel. Perhaps driven by his former life‚ Paul preached the notion of love to all. "If I have no love‚ I am like a clanging gong‚" he wrote in one of his epistles. In Galatians

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    Christianity and Culture Assignment on I Robot I Robot I robot is a movie based on the works of an atheistic man‚ in which there are many theological themes present‚ which play toward the same questions we ask about our faith each and every day. I Robot is a movie based on the works of Victor Asimnov‚ a man who wrote several short stories about robots and human kinds interaction. The movie takes place in futuristic Chicago in the year 2035‚ at a time there are so many robots‚

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    How did the adoption of Orthodox Christianity in the 10th Century A.D. influence the Russian State? Since the adoption of Christianity by Vladimir I in 988 A.D. the church has had a profound influence on the Russian state. The magnitude of this influence has varied throughout history‚ from its peak during the 15th Century‚ to lows during the reign of Peter the Great and in Soviet Russia. Since the fall of communism the Church has revived its position in Russian Society and is asserting its

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    Christianity in Japan Christianity as a whole idea began at the beginning of time. This entire world was founded on the basis of this concept. Through time it has tremendously expanded and has been passed down from generation to generation. As new lands were discovered and established‚ this notion of Christianity spread rapidly with it. As explorers traveled‚ they took this with them and began to incorporate it into these new cultures. Thus‚ we have the example of the country of Japan. Christianity

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    Growing up in the United States I’ve learned that some Western cultures identify gender by sexual appendages. This is now known to no longer be true. Sexual orientation on a global scale has different outlooks. In Western Civilization when a person is confused about their sexual orientation‚ they switch to the other gender. For example‚ in the intersex video a child named MC was given the gender of female after being born intersex. While growing up MC was physically a girl‚ but showed characteristics

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    was one of the greatest Mongol rulers. As one of his many descendants‚ his grandson Kublai Khan (1215-1294) conquered one of mankind’s greatest civilizations‚ China‚ to become emperor of the Yuan dynasty (1272-1368). After the Song Dynasty and its ruling scholar-gentry class‚ Kublai turned out to be a very cosmopolitan ruler who introduced many different kinds of foreign people along with religions such as Buddhism‚ Islam‚ and Christianity into his court and consequently into China. Although he kept

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