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    Environment

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    In the Catholic Bible Genesis states‚ “God spoke: “Earth‚ green up! Grow all varieties of seed-bearing plants. Swarm‚ Ocean with fish and all sea life! Earth‚ generate life! Every sort and kind. Let us make human beings in our image...God looked over everything he had made it was good‚ so very good!” Genesis 1 is a very familiar passage. We’ve all heard it numerous times. For many people‚ it brings to mind beautiful images of mountains and rivers‚ sunsets and forests. It reminds us of the earth’s

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    historians now take a pluralist‚ “interdisciplinary”‚ approach when determining the reasons for the First Crusade. These reasons are highlighted in Pope Urban II’s powerful speech‚ Speech at Clermont. His speech‚ in itself‚ is complex through its masterful call to arms. Scholars have generally agreed that the primary catalyst to the First Crusade was Pope Urban II’s Speech at Clermont. In the late nineteenth century‚ scholars overplayed the role of Peter the Hermit as the

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    change Mary’s life in two very devastating ways. One was that her father wished to divorce her mother on the grounds that their marriage was a sin‚ thus making Mary an illegitimate child. In doing this‚ Henry attempted to go through the Church. The Pope refused Henry a papal dispensation to dissolve the marriage‚ and in 1533 Henry made a formal break with the Catholic Church. These two events would have long-lasting effects on Mary‚ due to her unwavering loyalty to both her mother‚To many‚ the name

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    in secret for fear of being imprisoned or persecuted (Core‚ 1995). Catholics were not sent to Oxford and Cambridge‚ and it was only in 1829 when Catholics were allowed to vote. Perhaps a major factor to antagonistic measures against the Church was Pope Pius IX ’s seeming contribution to the restoration of the English hierarchy in 1850 (Core‚ 1995) so that the Catholics were publicly humiliated and abused. The mid-nineteenth century found the Catholics held in contempt and scorned by majority of the

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    Why I am a Catholic Sola Scriptura Sola Scriptura and Unity Unity among Christians was clearly one of the chief concerns of Christ (John 17) and the Apostles (ex. 1 Cor. 1‚ 10; Eph. 4). This unity is not only a spiritual reality‚ but a physical one as well‚ for Jesus teaches that the oneness of the Church would be a witness to the world (Jn. 17:23). I have come to realize that Protestantism‚ in principle‚ cannot unify Christians. Sola scriptura effectively makes unity in moral code

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    Basics About Celibacy (8). In the third century‚ within the early Church‚ many priests and even most of the apostles of Jesus were men with wives and families. It was a common feature among the early Church‚ and even some of the Holy Fathers‚ or Popes‚ were known to be married and have children. It is clear that during this time period‚ the patristic era and early Middle Ages‚ celibacy was not enforced and not important within the Church. Early in this century‚ Constantine’s recognition of Christianity

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    My parents try their best to make our summer family trip meaningful and educational. Last summer‚ we went to Rome because Rome is one of the most historical and beautiful cities. My mom thought it could also be a big help me for my history class. Our plan was to stay in Rome for five days and stay in Venice and Florence for another week. We were all very excited and our twelve hours flight went by very quick. I loved Rome so much even though I could not understand a single word in Italian. Rome

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    Launched by Chancellor Bismarck in 1871‚ the KulturKampf was introduced to destroy the political influence of the Catholic Church in Germany and do similar with other small minorities. As a Lutheran and a Prussian he could not understand how German Catholics could divide their loyalty between their country and their religion. 39% of the German population were catholic‚ mainly in the southern states of the country. These southern states were the most reluctant to unify as a nation as the catholic

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    on capital punishment has evolved over time. In the years before Pope John Paul the Second’s 1995 statement‚ the Catechism of the Catholic Church stated that states had the right to implement the death penalty but only in the most extreme cases to defend society. However‚ in 1995 Pope John Paul the Second stated that due to the structure of the court and penal system‚ these cases are extremely uncommon and basically nonexistent. Pope Benedict XVI has reemphasized that church members are called upon

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    story line and includes marriages that end ideally. The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is no doubt‚ a tragedy. It takes place in 45 B.C in Ancient Rome. It features the conspirators‚ Marcus Brutus‚ Cassius‚ Casca‚ Trebonius‚ Ligarius‚ Decius Brutus‚ Metellus Cimber‚ and Cinna‚ who spend two whole acts plotting Julius Caesar’s death. Although Julius Caesar was ignorant to the schemes being plotted against him‚ his actions and emotions

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