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    different reasons as to why they follow one religion oppose to the other‚ there are many contributing factors that individuals take into consideration. In this paper I will compare and contrast‚ Christianity and Judaism’s basic ideologies in order to exhibit ways that monotheism religions are dominant in modern day society depending on their beliefs. Christianity is the largest religion with about 2.8 billion religious believers‚ in addition‚ Christianity has hundreds of denominations‚ such as

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    October 28‚ 2013 Islam and Christianity: Comparison and Contrast Religion is a large part of culture all around the world. Religion has effected governments‚ laws‚ and generations upon generations and has even been instrumental in the founding of some countries across the world. Among the world’s most prominent religions are Islam and Christianity. Both of these religions have influenced the world in a different way. Despite their differences‚ Islam and Christianity have many similarities in

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    Hinduism‚ Islam‚ and Christianity People of different religions are in contact with each other every day‚ and do not even realize it. Here in the United States there is a compilation of many religions. Three major religions not only in the United States‚ but also throughout the world are Hinduism‚ Islam‚ and Christianity. There are many differences‚ and few similarities when comparing Hinduism‚ Islam‚ and Christianity. Not only are the backgrounds of these religions similar and different‚ but

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    Fredrick Douglass final essay Subpoint 4: The Christianity of the slaveholders is hypocritical and used to justify their actions. There are two forms of Christianity represented in The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and each are described and function differently throughout the text. Based on Douglass’ personal recollections and thoughts in The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass‚ there

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    religion is “right” or “wrong”. Essentially‚ religious beliefs boil down to the connection one feels within oneself. Whether that connection can be explained by nature or spiritual beings‚ is determined by the beliefs a person lives by. The most common religions include Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Judaism‚ Christianity‚ and Islam. Here‚ we will discuss the differences and similarities between Hinduism and Christianity. These two religions are the most alike out of the five previously mentioned religions.

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    Ingraining Christianity; Charlemagne’s Legacy “From this account and from his work a remarkably vivid picture can be formed of a dignified‚ majestic figure‚ striving to make the transition from warlord to ruler of a great Christian empire‚ and having remarkable success” (Roberts). Soon after his death‚ Charlemagne’s empire collapsed. However‚ he left in place a structure that allowed Christianity to flourish in Europe. Charlemagne’s empire cemented Christianity as the dominant religion in Europe

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    The Influence of Christianity on Western Civilization The positive influence of Christianity is far reaching especially in the rich history and culture of Western Civilization despite a long standing ignorance or adamant denial of its contributions. The Bible itself is responsible for much of the language‚ literature‚ and fine arts we enjoy today as its artists and composers were heavily influenced by its writings. Paul Maier‚ in writing the forward to the book How Christianity Changed the World

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    Christianity v. Judaism There are hundreds of different religions practiced all over the world. Christianity and Judaism are two religions with similar origins‚ but varying beliefs‚ practices and teachings. With many comparable components‚ I will decipher the difference between the two goals of religion‚ life after death‚ and the direction of prayer. Firstly‚ every religion has its own objective‚ something that it lives and works towards. The goal of Christianity is to love God‚ to obey his commandments

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    Some of the important similarities between Christianity and Buddhism in the Classical World are that they both have a single founder of the religion‚ Prince Siddhartha Gautama ( Buddha or Enlightened One) founded Buddhism‚ and Jesus introduced Christianity. Christianity and Buddhism both appealed to women and peasants‚ and taught the spiritual equality between all believers. Buddhism attracted those suppressed by the caste system. Another important similarity is that both faiths gained more followers

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    successfully. At the same time‚ the Christian Political Philosopher’s goal is to make the political life for every citizen the best capable. Christianity emphasizes and overlaps ideas needed for a successful regime already reasoned by Aristotle and Plato. St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas study the ancient philosophers’ reasoning and conclude that Christianity significantly differs from political philosopher by acknowledging complexity our rational nature and the tendency to seek the ultimate good:

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