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    The last Census revealed that Filipinos have grown to 1‚850‚314‚ the country’s second-largest Asian ethnic group behind the Chinese (2‚341‚537). The Filipino populous has become an “invisible majority”‚ with 49.72% of Filipinos residing in California. These figures beg the question‚ how can a group so large continue to be considered an underrepresented minority in our colleges and universities when in total‚ Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are attending institutions of higher education more

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    Igbo Beliefs

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    However‚ some of these beliefs have been criticized by the missionaries. Using a gender perspective while looking at Igbo traditions we can see that a lot of these practices have a negative effect on the female body as well as their mind. For example‚ twins and their mother are considered “useless” since they spiritually “defiled the land”. So many women abandoned their kids in the forest and let the spirits take them away (Njoku 35). The missionaries however‚ challenged that belief and start to bring

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    False Beliefs

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    Some false beliefs answered To think according to principle‚ to possess true faith and believe and accept the true Commands of Islam is known as “Aqeeda”. If one‟s Aqeeda is corrupt‚ then one‟s Imaan is improper and if one‟s Imaan is not proper‚ then his Amaal (actions) are useless. In other words‚ Aqeeda is the soul‚ Imaan is the body and Amal is the garb.To have good and strong Imaan‚ one must have the proper Aqeeda. It is for this reason that we quote a few un-Islamic beliefs together with the

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    Afterlife Beliefs

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    Explore afterlife beliefs in a variety of cultures and religions. What similarities and differences can you find in beliefs about an afterlife? Focus on either ancient or modern cultures. Compose a written report exploring and comparing these beliefs. Haiti & Ukrainian The similarities between Haiti and Ukrainian cultures are that they both believe and obey in Christianity. Haiti is famous for its popular religion‚ known to its practitioners as "serving the lwa” but referred to by the literature

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    as well‚ amounting up to 15% of DALY among women. Ancient Beliefs and Practices: Menstruation at one hand is a sign of fertility among women while on the other hand it is seen as an impure period which a girl has to go through so she can get detoxify and prevent the harm to come into the society via her. In earlier eras among various countries globally menstruation was considered as a taboo. Some ancient religious laws also preach the belief of profane state of Niddah where it is practiced that as

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    Jewish Beliefs

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    main part of the Hebrew Bible‚ it is often called “a gift from God”‚ and it is made up of 613 laws. It tells about the beginning with Adam and Eve and other early ancestors of the Hebrew people. It names‚ Moses‚ the great lawmaker‚ and his brother‚ Aaron‚ the founder of the priesthood. The Torrah sets their laws and religious practices. The Ne’vim focus on the people who spoke about God to the other people. It also gives the history of the Israelite people and their kingdom. The last part

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    Superstitious Beliefs

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    SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEFS INTRODUCTION Over a period of time‚ superstitious beliefs have rooted themselves firmly in our society‚ so much so that it is virtually impossible for the person to ignore them. They have made a place for themselves in all the walks of life‚ including politics and sports. Politicians resorting to the astrological predictions is not at all rare. On the other hand‚ examples of superstitions in sports include cricketers carrying a coloured handkerchief in their pocket‚ or soccer

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    treat her hypertension and as prophylaxis for seizures. She stated she was unaware of her blood pressure until she was admitted. She also stated she is very active and is involved in high school sports and coaching and was very surprised to learn about how increased her blood pressure had become. Hypertension does not run in her family but there is a history of arthritis and cancer among her grandparents. During labor‚ progression had slowed significantly and eventually became arrested. It was

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    in their traditions and rituals‚ though similar in their sexuality and beliefs are the Chinese and Filipino. Both cultures’ beliefs‚ sexualities‚ rituals‚ values‚ and traditions have changed over time due to the influence of other cultures and the media. The Chinese and Filipino celebrate different traditions that are held each year. Generally Chinese believe in Buddhism and the Chinese Gods and Goddesses‚ whereas the Filipinos are Catholic and believe in Jesus‚ and how he sacrificed himself on the

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    Lucretius Beliefs

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    when he wrote the Declaration of Independence. Lucretius influenced Galileo’s thoughts and beliefs in the 1600’s. Galileo was in trouble for his theories about how the earth orbited. He was under extreme pressure from the Inquisition because he had agreed to not continue his claims that the earth does revolve around the sun. There is evidence from Galileo’s book‚ The Assayer‚ that he had many of the same beliefs that Lucretius possessed. Galileo was on board with the idea that there is no essential

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