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    South Asian Beliefs Systems Between 1000 BCE and 600 CE‚ there were many changes and continuities in the belief systems of South Asia. In 1000 BCE‚ Greece had their polytheistic religion with gods and goddesses. Persia’s religion included magi and the beginning of Zoroastrianism. Also during this time period‚ Indian religion included Krishna and Veda. In the span from 500 BCE to 4 BCE‚ there were many changes along with continuities in the religions of this region. Persian religion still included

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    got their people to worship them for so long‚ from divinity through the gods. As stated by St. Augustine in On Christian Doctrine‚ “God’s providence allowed former developments in order to educate humans and help them turn away from destructive polytheism. In this way it was a preparation for the Gospel‚ which is the central teaching of Christ’s message to the world.” Christianity helped to develop western society by welcoming all genders and races into their religion‚ which brought equality to their

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    all aspects of their daily life choices. The existence or absence of such things as ceremonies‚ buildings‚ language‚ and customs were dependant on their religious usefulness. The course of Egyptian religion advanced through history beginning with polytheism throughout different kingdoms during the Predynastic period to Christianity and eventually partial conversion to Islam and other religions. The interaction of scholars‚ merchants‚ and travelers that occurred mostly around the Nile Delta can be considered

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    There are many cultures out there that could be researched and followed back to the beginning of when their culture and people were created. There are also many methods that you could use to find out how that population was started and where they were originated. However there are a select few out there that don’t have the same luck when it comes to finding their roots and true history. Knowledge about pre-Columbian civilizations comes from two main sources: archaeological remains and the accounts

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    By Professor Maqsood Jafri Unity is strength. When the sand grains unite they become a vast desert. When the sea drops unite they become a boundless ocean. The conglomeration of stars in the firmament of sky soothes our eyes. The seven colors emerge in the shape of a bewitching rainbow. The unity of people makes an invincible strong nation. This is the reason Islam lays great stress on the importance of unity. The Islamic concept of Towhid is the other name of the unity of humankind

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    the Koran. He gained the reputation of a warrior out of necessity. His claims and lifestyle was met with opposition from those around him. His teachings claimed that those around him were out of the will of his god and they were wrong. He decried polytheism and idol worship and said that everyone needed to worship only his god allah. Many people therefore began to see him as a threat and infidel so he had to become a skilled warrior and military leader just to be able to survive. It is easy now to

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    said or thought otherwise would not be tolerated by the new ruling system. As much as people seemed to dislike their leader‚ what he did actually makes sense for what he was trying to accomplish‚ however‚ the way he went about it wasn’t the best. Polytheism doesn’t have a focus on one particular god or religion‚ and each has its own followers. The monotheistic concept meant that everyone would be worshipping the same deity‚ which would allow for unification of the citizens‚ and for the power to no

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    Christian Symbolism Christian symbolism has been an important part of religion from the very beginning; image references such as visual representations‚ and signs have assisted in worship performed by individuals for centuries. Even today symbolism is commonly used to convey a specific meaning or communicate a special message. Christianity in particular is a great example of the use of symbolism for religious purposes. The symbol of the Chi Rho originated in Rome in the year 305

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    INTRODUCTION Islam is a religion which all of its followers believe that there is one and only God‚ named Allah‚ the followers of Islam are called Muslims‚ and the teachings and beliefs of Islam are written out in a Holy book‚ called Qur’an‚ which was revealed to the last messenger of Allah‚ named Muhammad Ibn Abdullah. Muslims believe that Qur’an was spoken to Prophet Muhammad by an Angel named Jeebril‚ and that is the word of Allah. There were other Prophets of Allah before Muhammad SAW‚ including

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    Odyssey means trouble: giving and receiving in kind‚ while inferno is symbolic for hell. This paper reviews the two poems‚ written centuries apart. The odyssey and inferno are about the journey of two men. In the two poems‚ the main character is given guidance by another character aiding them in their travel. Athena is the protector of Odysseus on his journey back from the Trojan War to his family in Ithaca. Dante on the other hand was led by vigil through hell in order to save his soul. In Dante’s

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