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    pain‚ and the destruction of their families. To add insult to injury they were forced to worship a god that they had no knowledge of‚ who according to the slave owners loved them but made them slaves to serve their masters. They were also taught scriptures from the bible of their new god that justified the inhuman treatment they constantly received.

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    are: Looked for God through meditation: Saint Thomas Aquinas made up five proofs of the existence of God. Saint Paul thought about God and wrote about Him in letters to Christians around the world. Looked for God through prayer: Teresa of Avila‚ known for prayer and writings. Hildegard of Bingen wrote sacred music and meditations. Looked for God through sacrifices: Therese of Lisieux made small sacrifices for God. Ignatius of Antioch became a martyr. Zacchaeus gave back taxes

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    known as The Vatican II Council‚ reshaped many of the traditions and sacraments that Catholicism was originally founded on. The Catholic Tradition revolves around two primary principles‚ Doctrine and Disciplines. Doctrines are teachings‚ from scriptures from the Holy Bible‚ surrounded around core beliefs that do not change. This Doctrine was instituted around 325 AD. A Christian Doctrine of The Trinity‚ for example‚ recognized God-The Father‚ God-The Son‚ and God-The Holy Spirit‚ as being one

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    through this stage‚ they began to speak or sing what I believe were verses from their scriptures. Eventually they all turned into a prayer-like position and began to

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    onward be viewed through the lens of Christianity‚ increasing the need for an approach to the teaching of scripture that matched the sophistication of the classical inheritance. De doctrina christiana would provide the medieval world with that tool.[1] Prologue The Prologue consists of a response to who would resist Augustine’s project of providing rules for interpretation of the Scriptures. Augustine outlines three possible objections‚ including those who do not understand his precepts‚ those who

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    Judaism and Kabbalah apart is the way the Holy Scriptures are interpreted. Kabbalah followers believe that there are hidden meanings in the Holy Scriptures and once they understand those they will be granted divine status. Known as a form of Jewish mysticism‚ Kabbalah is unique in its beliefs and practices and is like no other organized mainstream religion. Followers of Kabbalah‚ known as Kabbalists‚ believe that G-d taught the secrets of the Holy Scriptures to a group of angels. Those angels came down

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    Page No: 3 1.Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meaning from the context. the thought was almost revolting an expanse of pure white serenity a turning-point accepted her seclusion with resignation a veritable bedlam of chirrupings frivolous rebukes the sagging skins of the dilapidated drum Answer the thought was almost revolting – The thought that the author’s grandmother was once young and pretty raises a doubt in the mind of the author. He finds it too hard to believe. an

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    biblical roots­  In fact‚ confirmation—a special anointing with the Holy Spirit—has its roots in Old  Testament prophecy. Isaiah prophesied that the promised Messiah would be specially  anointed with the Holy Spirit. The Hebrew word Messiah literally means "anointed one":  "There shall come forth a shoot from the stump of Jesse‚ and a branch shall grow out of  his roots. And the Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him‚ the spirit of wisdom and  understanding‚ the spirit of counsel and might‚ the spirit of knowledge and the fear of 

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    29). Man is‚ at the base of his being‚ a selfish creature. If you observe a baby‚ you can see this selfishness in full force. We are hard-wired to seek fulfillment of our own needs above all else. Crabb suggests using Scripture to obtain answers in order to refocus this selfish behavior‚ effecting change on the internal workings of the human heart and soul. In doing so‚ Christians reach a level where the focus is on living a life emulating the ways of Jesus Christ. Crabb

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    Lord present in the scriptures is read here. There are three readings on Sundays and other feast days taken usually from the Old Testament followed by the letters of the apostles and finally from the Gospel. On week days and ordinary days the number of readings is reduced to two with the second reading from the books of apostles is skipped. There is an optional explanatory sermon which usually said on the Sundays and feast days. The liturgy of the Word concludes with the Prayers of the Faithful.

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