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    the two societies held when it came to views on agriculture‚ and nature in general. Furthermore distinguishing the barrier between the society’s similarities was the different faiths the two populaces held. The Indians followed a religion of polytheism‚ each tribe worshipping the God of their choice‚ whereas the Europeans were primarily of the Catholic faith‚ and sought to convert nonbelievers. It is well known that religion holds power‚ and when it comes to the topic of a person’s higher being

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    Located in eastern Africa‚ the Nile River is the longest and largest river on Earth. According to online sources‚ the Nile rushes through its banks for just over a whopping four thousand miles. One area this massive river flows through is where ancient Egypt once was. Ancient Egypt relied on the Nile as a source for many day to day activities and jobs. As a matter of fact‚ one could state that it played a big role in forming Egypt and their practices. The Nile River shaped ancient Egypt because civilians

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    The Aztec and the Inca Empires were both extremely powerful civilizations. At the height of the Aztec Empire it reached from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico‚ from Central Mexico all the way to Guatemala‚ El Salvador and Honduras. The Inca Empire spread along South America’s western coast and throughout the Andes Mountains. There were many similarities and some differences in aspects such as government‚ economics‚ society‚ and religion. In the late 1300s‚ the Inca would attack neighboring villages

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    Hinduism is a religion filled with many shared beliefs and rituals that make this religion unique. People who practice this religion are refereed to as Hindus and believe the soul is eternal. Hindus also believe in the sacred act of various rituals. Hinduism is the third largest religion currently today. The main concept of the Hindu religion is based around people’s way of life rather than a religion itself. Sanatana Dharma is another word that coincides with Hinduism. It reflects the belief that

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    Prothero is writing his book in response to a line of thinking that states the religions of the world are essentially the same. Contrasting with this thinking‚ Prothero argues that the world religions may have occasional similarities‚ but the end point and the steps towards this end point are specific to each religious view. Prothero is stating religions are different and‚ while some may have similarities‚ they should be understood by looking at their differences. According to the book’s introduction

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    relationship one person could have to another. And in this he is eternally correct”. (Philosophical crumbs‚ p. 89). “Thus it is characterized in our age where one has the positive sort of like a polytheist disparaging the negativity of monotheism because polytheism has many gods‚ monotheism only one. Philosophers have many thoughts‚ each of which is to a certain extent valid. Socrates only one‚ which is absolute”. (KIERKEGAARD‚ S. Philosophical crumbs‚ 2009‚ p. 89‚ notes

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    Government Every complex civilization has a well organized government.The Ancient Egyptian government was heavily influenced by religion. Pharaoh’s jobs were to create laws and rules‚ but they didn’t only do that and also chose what gods they had to worship.The Egyptians thought that the Pharaoh was thought to be part god‚ so the Pharaoh had to communicate to the gods and depending where the town was then that is what god they had to honor. I most laws when you break a law then your whole

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    selfrealization. discovering one’s essential divinity Who is GOD Dualism: • There are two‚ rather than one ultimate principles • Good - light; evil – darkness • So all sufferings are due to evil and both will exist eternally because they are coequal. Polytheism • Many gods • Usually multiple good gods and evil ones Who is GOD • Bible does not establish the existence of God but accepts the existence of God. • Gen 1:1 says “ in the beginning God. . .” • Bible also tells us that He is the creator and sustainers

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    cultures originated. Well‚ the first points I guess you can imagine yourselves. But when we move on to religion‚ it all comes down to the East‚ thousands of years before Christ. This is also the origin of God or gods‚ as many of us still believe in. Polytheism‚ Pantheism and Monotheism are considered being the first beliefs with religious attributes as we know it today. These phenomenas have evolved‚ and also created new types of beliefs‚ and these beliefs‚ or religions‚ are the main differences between

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    One major difference is polytheism 
versus monotheism. In Genesis‚ there is only one true god whose name is God and no others. On the contrast‚ there is a group of gods in Enuma Elish. Ancient Babylonian believed that there are multiple gods and each city-state has its own protecting

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