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    3.6 The Theological Considerations of the Catholic Church’s Response to HIV and AIDS. The Catholic theologians firmly agree that HIV and AIDS pose three major theological challenges to the Church. First‚ the sheer number of the people infected and affected by the disease means that the Church cannot ignore the problem. This means the Church has AIDS. This underlines the validity of the Church’s response almost in every continent. Secondly‚ the negative economic impact of the disease on the people

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    “The Letter to the Southern Baptist Minister” forced me to raise a number of questions. Rather often‚ we think of environmental issues as related to political ideology or connect them to personal religious identities‚ which confuses the matter. In his letter‚ E.O. Wilson asks this pastor to remove that confusion‚ and‚ while they hold different worldviews‚ to consider his position. Wilson further proposes that both Christian and non-religious individuals can hold a humanist belief of conservation

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    spread the idea of inequality within the settlements‚ and the unjust relationship between Britain and the Americas across the colonies. Using Paul Revere’s inaccurate depiction of the Boston Massacre‚ and Eric Foner’s argument in his book Give Me Liberty! that “All revolutions enlarge the public sphere‚ inspiring previously marginalized groups to express their own dreams of freedom… the struggle against Britain threw into question many forms of authority and inequality” (Foner 217)‚ one can come to

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    The lovers were enjoying spending time with one another. Feeding each other through a cheese and cracker picnic. Squeezing grapes through tours of New York wineries. Spending a day making out on the grounds of Liberty Island. Hand in hand they visited museums to recall history. A bookstore afternoon was dedicated to thumbing through erotica quickly. Afterwards at a Parlor Luna ended their date demonstrating to him how she would lick his ice cream cone. He kept his vision affixed on her act as he

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    Just When We Thought Slavery Ended African-Americans during Reconstruction and American Indians in the Gilded Age share similar and differences during its history. In the book titled‚ Give Me Liberty!‚ by Eric Foner‚ talks about the history of African-Americans during Reconstruction and how it required states to ratify the fourteenth Amendment and permit freedmen to vote. Forner also talked about the history of American Indians during the Gilded Age and their experiences and how it signified

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    Liberty‚ Justice‚ and Healthcare for all ENG 122 Composition II September 8‚ 2013 Imagine living in a country where when you are sick or hurt‚ you pick up the phone‚ make an appointment with your family doctor‚ and go get medical attention without having to worry about paying for co-pays‚ deductibles‚ prescriptions or any other health care related expense. Does this scenario sound too good to be true? Some Americans are lucky enough to have insurance that pays for at least part of their

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    town’s dead system that the Comte had gone to great lengths to preserve. Religious themes such as temperance‚ penance and reconciliation are central to how the film works as a film‚ and clearly demonstrate how it is highly conducive to theological exploration. The theological theme that I am going to explore in more detail is the Catholic sacrament of Confession and Penance‚ taking into consideration the relationship between the traditional Catholic view of confession and the ideas of the sacrament that

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    Emotional and Sexual Infidelity Liberty University ABSTRACT There are many ways in which infidelity can be explained depending on what you are reading or with whom you are speaking. Emotional and sexual infidelity is the two most studied forms of infidelity. The cognitive approach to infidelity explains that as our cognition is developing‚ we are also indirectly learning behaviors that could contribute to infidelity as adults. Infidelity no matter what the circumstances are surrounding it

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    Jacob Sidelnikov Dr. Sutherland 4/1/2018 TH201 Proving Jesus’ Divinity - A Tale of Disbelievers The gospel of John outlines the details and events that are present in the life of Jesus Christ. John the Baptist‚ being a disciple‚ explains Jesus’ mission on earth; and purpose to save people from damnation as well as help them to achieve fulfillment in their lives. Even though John’s gospel uses many terms to describe Jesus and his works‚ the terms darkness‚ light‚ and messiah stand out the most through

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    The Apostle Paul’s central theological thought is expounded rather systematically in two of his epistles‚ namely‚ Romans and Galatians. Neither the church nor the sacraments hold any place in Paul’s central thought. Paul’s primary theme in Romans is the basic gospel‚ God’s plan of salavation and righteousness for all mankind (1:16-17). Paul’s thought is expounded in the framework of the salvation history of God. The main themes which constitute his central thought are God’s grace and love‚ redemption

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