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    the double in the novel‚ Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde‚ as well as in the contemporary film the Fight Club‚ represents certain historical events/social attitudes. In the following the theme of the double of Self-restraint (west/colonizer) versus Self-indulgence/Decadence (East/Colonized) is presented in the novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde‚ while the theme of the double of Capitalism (Representing Materialism) versus Socialism is presented in the film Fight Club and finally how this novel and this film differ

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    opportunity to resume the St. Peter’s project by authorizing the sales agreement of indulgences in Albrecht’s territories.Half of the profit from these sales  would go to repaying Albrecht’s debt. They were in debt with the Fugger bankers for a loan. The loan was  needed to purchase other necessary things the other half would go to rebuilding St. Peter’s. Therefore‚ in  1515‚ Leo improved the law by authorizing the sale of indulgences. However ‚ the outcome of this was the 95 Theses. The 95 Theses questioned

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    their teachings. He first began questioning the church when he went to Rome for the first time. He bought an indulgence‚ or a piece of paper that could forgive you or someone you love of your sins‚ he soon realized that this was a scam put on by the church so they could get more money. He battled against the church about this for a very long time and after he got the word out about indulgences bringing no peace or forgiveness many people stopped buying them. This was the beginning of a revolution.

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    revolution. There were a number of signs of disorder within the church‚ pointing to the need for moral and administrative reform. For example‚ it was the granting of indulgences that propelled Martin Luther into the movement for doctrinal change in the church. Luther had comes to the conclusion that salvation could not come by good works or indulgences‚ but only through faith. This was to be one of the fundamental tenets of Protestantism and one of the ideas that pushed Luther and the German nobility to revolt

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    According to Luther’s Theses no. 6‚ pope’s authority was only to declare that God had forgiven the sin. The pope‚ himself‚ did not have the power to remit guilt. However‚ Council of Trent asserted that God had bestowed power to the pope to grant indulgence that could remit guilt since church was God’s representative in the earth. Another dissimilarity was in the definition of priesthood. In accordance to the Scripture‚ Zwingli claimed that all people could be regarded as priests if and only if they

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    Why Is Martin Luther Wrong

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    Him for the rest of his life. Martin Luther had many issues with the propositions in the Roman Catholic Church. One proposition was the selling of indulgences and relics. At first‚ Luther did not see how indulgences were wrong so he bought some for his relatives‚ but soon enough‚ he realizes how unpure the church is. The selling of indulgences convinced people that if they bought this piece of paper‚ signed by the pope‚ they could get themselves or someone they cared about out of purgatory. Purgatory

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    He highly disagreed with the church doings‚ especially the sale of indulgences. In 1517‚ Luther‚ and his colleague‚ Philip Melanchthon‚ wrote a list of their grievances concerning the number of wrongdoings of the church‚ known as the 95 Theses. The 95 Theses was a document attacking the Catholic Church’s corrupt practice of selling “indulgences” to absolve sin. He posted it on the doors of his Wittenberg church in protest against the corruption of the Catholic

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    Median Aristotle

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    At one end of the line lies the excess of self-indulgence where people ruled by their appetites “put aside the power of reasoning” (Eth. Nic. 1119b10-1). On the other end of the line is self-control‚ which is also the virtue that Aristotle is discussing. Unlike the other virtues‚ self-control is not a

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    of the other motive. Politically‚ the rejection of the authority of the Catholic Church convinced many states to join the Reformation. However‚ the issues of the Reformation were based on religious problems. From the problems with the sales of indulgences‚ to arguments over the validity of each of the sacraments‚ to the debate over who had authority in religious issues‚ what sparked the Reformation were issues of faith‚ not money or power. If the opposite had been the case‚ then the Reformation would

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