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    The Zorastrian religion is a very religion is a very ancient and influencial religion. The religion‚ much like any other religion emcompasses many rituals and ceremonies. This essay will discuss one such ceremony‚ called teh Naojote. It will discuss what the Naojote ceremony is‚ the significance of it and the celebration; while also comparing it to other similar celebrations ‚ like the Bar/Bat Mitzvah.   The Parsi Naojote celebration is a ritual ceremony that is very important and crucial in the

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    describes the influence of religious traditions in the life of adherents P6 selects and uses relevant information about religion from a variety of sources P7 undertakes effective research about religion‚ making appropriate use of time and resources P8 uses appropriate terminology related to religion and belief systems P9 effectively communicates information‚ ideas and issues using appropriate written‚ oral and

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    Religion in America

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    Religion in America The enormous role played by religion in the U.S. is certainly nothing new. In fact‚ religion has been a major component of the American cultural landscape since the very beginning of the republic. Many of the early people who came here were very devoutly religious and in fact came for religious purposes‚ wanted to set up religious colonies that would be governed by theistic rules and by the clergy and the church would be right at the center of the community. Others of

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    Religion and Shinto

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    The Religion of Shinto Shinto or “the way of the gods‚” is the oldest religion in the history of Japan. Many of the Shino beliefs deal with natural disasters‚ animals‚ and plants. Over the years Shinto has become more modern adapting to the changing world‚ but the core of beliefs still remain the same as they were in 6 bce. Over time due to the different emperors and world events Shinto has had to change in order for it to remain in practice. A lot of Japanese culture such as dance‚ literature

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    Homosexuality and Religion

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    Why do people think this is abnormal? There are so many questions that people have about homosexuality‚ their beliefs on it‚ and why they think it is wrong or right. I have heard so many people say‚ “It’s Adam and Eve‚ not Adam and Steve.” Why does religion have a profound effect on why people believe that homosexuality is wrong; that homosexuals are automatically doomed to hell? Gay people have lived a daunting life for centuries because people think that being homosexual is out of the “norm” and that

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    Seven Dimensions of Religion The seven dimensions of religion detailed by Ninian Smart provide a clear illustration of how religion is formed‚ practiced‚ and perceived by society. Each dimension touches on specific characteristics that hold true for most traditional religious sector. The most prominent dimension are the rituals and customs practiced that differentiate the various schools of religious belief. For instance‚ in Islam their prayer is referred to as a Salat which involves a very

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    Israelite Religion

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    Here‚ the Bible suggests that the Israelite’s saw foreigners as being set apart from themselves not on the basis of the Israelites being a superior race‚ but rather‚ on the basis of the Israelites’ devotion to a distinctive culture and religion that was based on their belief in the God of the Bible. Nowhere does the text state that the Israelites were concerned with the race of the people of other nations. Instead‚ the text indicates that the Israelites were concerned with not falling into the cultural

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    Universalizing Religions

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    Universalizing‚Religions Wednesday‚% November% 5‚%2014 7:55%AM Christianity Origin‚of‚Christianity • Jesus%is%born%around%4bce. • Paul%most%influential%in%spreading%the%word%after%Jesus’s%crucifixion. • Christianity%grows%slowly‚%then%takes%off%in%the%3rd%century. • Great‚Schism‚of‚1054 ○ State%church%of%Roman%empire%divided%into: ! Eastern%Orthodox%C Greek%in%the%East. ! Roman%Catholic%C Latin%in%the%West. • Protestant‚Reformation‚1530s ○ Martin%Luther%C A%German%monk%that%felt%the%Bible%should%be%the%ultimate%

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    Religion Is Poison

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    2014 Religion has Proven Itself Poisonous and a Danger to Mankind Everybody knows what religion is before you ask them. But if you ask them what religion is‚ they will find it very hard to define! By definition we might also say religion is for people who feel that lack a core guidance system and need to have higher rules and guidelines to live their life to the fullest. Appropriately‚ this is identical to the definition of control. That is because religion is a complex subject and "religion" is

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    Religion In Beowulf

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    translating just as the character it vividly illustrates does throughout the epic. Despite being so impressive and entertaining on the surface‚ the Old English classic embodies something a lot greater‚ and that is the moral struggle of religion going on at the time. Religion played a huge role in Anglo-Saxon culture for it was what gave the people a reason to live for‚ it was what motivated people to work to make it through the harsh winters. Even today‚ it can be seen that people require that extrinsic

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