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    Forced Religion In the United States‚ there are so many people who follow several different religious beliefs. They pray to different gods and even eat different foods depending on the religion that they follow. Everyone is entitled to believe anything one wants to believe‚ and this is a right that everyone has in our country. The problem that surfaces with religion is when one thinks his or her religion is better than another’s and should be followed by everyone. It is great to think that everyone

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    Religion and Diversity

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    Religion and Diversity Christianity is different then all other religions‚ I believe it is because of all the diversity in that one religion. There are many different types and groups within that religion. The different groups have the same beliefs but with exceptions and variations and they still all fall under the same category of Christianity. For example there are protestants‚ Mormons‚ Jehovah’s witnesses‚ and Catholics‚ that follow the Christian religion. All of the different

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    During the colonial era of the seventeenth-century women lived as second class citizens women were not seen as equal to men in any way‚ in fact‚ they were seen in likelihood to animals‚ and men were seen as superior beings. In households‚ men were referenced as the lord of the home it was God‚ man‚ wife‚ then the child. Women were looked at as evil beings because of Eve’s shortcoming in the Bible. Families all worked together on their family farm. It was a time of self-sufficiency. By the late nineteenth

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    Britain‚ Spain‚ and their colonial possessions ( Era Introduction). Of course in the end Britain came out on top which put them in a position of high power‚ but they did not do it by themselves though. How did the English colonies become the most successful colonial power in North America by 1763? It was because many settlers were drawn to their political systems which encouraged cultural diversity‚ economic growth‚ representative government‚ and religious toleration (Colonial American History).

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    eleven million people (out of a population of 83 million people.) The Coptic Church was established in the 1st century AD‚ after the arrival of Saint Mark. After a few years‚ Christianity spread throughout Egypt making it the most widely practiced religion in Egypt. However‚ after the invasion of Egypt by the Muslims in the seventh century‚ the religious demographics of the country dramatically changed. It went from being one of the greatest Christian countries to a largely Muslim country by the end

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    Religion in Brazil

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    both South America and the Latin America region. It is the world’s fifth largest country‚ both bygeographical area and by population over 190 million people  It is the largest Lusophone‚ or portugese-speaking‚ country in the world‚ and the only one in the Americas.   Religion plays a major role in the lives of most of the people in this largest South American county.  Here are some interesting Brazil facts: Around ninety percent of this population identifies with some sort of religion‚  making it

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    Religion and Education

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     Although religion has been a heated topic since the beginning of mankind‚ we cannot deny the influence it has had in educational institutions through the development of all civilizations.  The role of religion in public education is not limited to America alone.  Religion and Education are directly related to the development of all societies and cultures.  In this paper‚ I will discuss and explain the influence of religion and education on societies since the beginning of mankind.   1) Religion deals

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    Paper—Chaplaincy & Religion in the United States Military The military of the United States has included chaplains and religion to at least some degree since its inception. Local ministers were called upon to counsel members of the militia and would be consulted in the planning phase of operations because of his education and knowledge. (U.S. Chaplains) In July of 1775‚ the Second Constitutional Congress provided $20 per month pay for chaplains. (Military Chaplains) The colonial army used chaplains

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    A YOADE MONSUR A.‚ DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND I NTERNATIONAL STUDIES‚ UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN‚ N IGERIA AFRICAN RESISTANCE TO COLONIAL RULE A BIG STEP IN THE CONTINENT’S INDEPENDENT Industrialization stirred ambition in many European nations they wanted more resources to fuel their industrial production. They compete for new market for their goods .they looked to Africa as a source of the raw material and as well as market for their goods. However European had earlier establish contact with

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    Religion and Violence

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    Religion and Violence What is religion? Religion is the belief in a god or in a group of gods‚ or an organized system of beliefs‚ ceremonies‚ and rules used to worship a god or a group of gods‚ or it can be an interest‚ a belief‚ or an activity that is very important to a person or group. How does religion and violence coexist and why are they connected together? Since September 11th‚ 2001‚ the United States and possibly the world have put these two categories together. For some of the hard-core

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