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    family‚ Pope Alexander VI‚ focusing on his "wild" celebrations and extensive nepotism. Continuing with his focus in regard to spirituality‚ Manchester writes on the rise of humanism in the early Renaissance days and its celebration of secularism over piety. The section further covers humanist scholars‚ and concentrates upon the humanist tendencies of Renaissance leaders such as Michelangelo and Da Vinci. The European nobility of the era are also touched upon in chapters elaborately describing the life

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    deceitful‚ and profit-driven in adverse times. And so is a prince wants to maintain his reputation for generosity among men‚ it is necessary for him not to neglect any possible means of lavish display. They admire honor‚ generosity‚ courage‚ and piety in others‚ but most do not harbor these virtues. Ambition lies among those who have achieved some power‚ but most common people are satisfied with the way things are and therefore do not yearn to improve on the status quo. People will naturally feel

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    Learning difficulties from Chinese and American culture Question 1 Different culture of East and West can cause problems in each other. American culture trends to individualism. They need for more privacy and personal space. They do not independent of other people. On the contrary‚ Chinese culture trends to collectivism. They need to more close physical contact and close personal relationship or friendship. They concern about other people live for building up a close relationship. Therefore

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    World Religions REL 2300 Review for final exam Definition of religion Religion is belief that social norms‚ traditions‚ myths and symbols will impart wisdom‚ comfort‚ hope and balance and enable one to transcend death Definition of church‚ denomination‚ sects‚ cults An official religion of a country or state Is a major societal religion in a country or state A small‚ anti social religion with a closed membership A small‚ anti social religion with a closed membership‚ and a living charismatic

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    argues that something is pious‚ because the god loves it‚ while non-voluntarists argue that something is loved by the gods‚ because it is pious. Voluntarists put strong focus on god’s will that determines what is piety or not while non voluntarists think it is the very nature that determines piety of something. What Brink argues in his essay “The Autonomy of Ethics” is that non-voluntarists seek the autonomy of morality‚ a notion that implies that the objectivity of ethics demand the autonomy of

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    In Chinese religion‚ both Confucianism and Daoism are teachings for the way of life. They both help enlighten individuals through wisdom‚ being able to understand and fully live life the way one should‚ the right way. Even though they both follow the same idea‚ Confucianism and Daoism approach the concept differently. Confucianism is both external and internal. It’s focused more on relationships and interactions with people‚ morals‚ and values. Daoism‚ on the other hand‚ is our relationship with

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    Japan and Europe during the medieval and early modern period did not have any direct contact but developed a very similar type of system known as feudal. Similarities between Japanese and European Feudalism The system of feudal Japanese and European societies were built on a hereditary classes.The nobles at the top‚ then warriors followed by farmers or serfs below. In both feudal Japan and Europe‚ constant struggles of war or warfare made the warrior class the most important class. They were known

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    preserve Buddhism‚ some followers started to take Hinduist beliefs and actions and merge them with Buddhism but it failed. Hinduism and Buddhist belief systems changed China and South East Asia. China’s religion of Confucianism focused on filial piety and obedience. Hinduism and Buddhism refuted and chanllenged Confucian belief systems because Buddhist monks were encouraged to go to a remote place to live and worship‚ terminating obedience to your family. Hinduism had a belief in many gods‚ therefore

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    Japanese that they were superior and can be a superior power and they proved they were in the Russian-Japanese War. __________ Russia was pathetic. They had a HUGE army‚ but they didn’t know how to fight. They had this thing called "mystical piety" which meant that they could commune with god if their heads were uncovered...so that meant that the soldier didnt have helmets...which meant that they died sooo easily. Not to mention the fact that often they didnt even have weapons. So‚ it is

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    The Crucible has a containment of many different themes throughout all four acts. One theme that stood out to me was that it was set in a society where church and state were one with a strict religion. With this type of society the moral laws and state laws were pretty much the same‚ so sin and the status of an individual’ soul are public matters of a public concern. In Salem everything and everyone either belongs to God or the Devil. Another theme that was noticed was the role that hysteria

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