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    in the novel is bleak; Santiago’s parents marry out of convenience “without a single moment of happiness” (García Márquez 6)‚ and her mother must “console herself for her solitude” (10-11). Indeed‚ the thin line between love and duty and love and matrimony becomes completely blurred. Considering the lack of love in the novel coupled with its superficiality and manipulation‚ love is negatively and pessimistically presented. García Márquez’s choice to preface the novel with “the pursuit of love / is

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    at hand to coax and encourage and speak of better things and hold out hope that all can be repaired‚ the worst victim of that depravity can be brought to priest and sacraments. With these received‚ a renovation has taken place which can never be completely undone. Frequently‚ the great power which goes out from Christ in his sacraments is manifested‚ and we are left marvelling to find that

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    and adult baptisms. I have a high respect for the Catholic’s views on marriage as Holy‚ and as a sign of the love of God and as an acceptance of His values for man and wife. The last two sacraments are important‚ however it is hard for me to understand the idea that all Catholics should achieve all seven sacraments when women and married men can not become priests‚ which is also the step necessary before being able to anoint the

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    Definition The word comes from the Greek "eukaristos‚" which means "grateful" and is now usually translated as "thanksgiving." It now refers to the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper‚ in which bread and wine becomes the body and blood of Christ. Eucharist has become essentially synonymous with "Communion" or "Holy Communion." It is used to refer to the sacrament as a whole or to the elements (bread and wine) themselves. The word "Eucharist" has been used to refer to the act of the "breaking of the bread"

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    THEOLOGY ASSESSMENT TASK 3: MAJOR ESSAY The term Paschal Mystery refers to Christ’s life‚ death and resurrection. It is a way of symbolising those events that lie at the heart of the Christian experience of salvation. The term “Paschal” comes from the Hebrew word “pesach” which refers to Israel’s annual commemoration of the first Passover where the Israelites were liberated from slavery in Egypt. It becomes‚ then‚ a fitting image for Jesus’ own Passover from death into the fullness of divine

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    Roman Catholic vs. Baptist Church Roman Catholic and Baptist Church are the two leading Christian religions in America. They have some similarities‚ such as; 1. Both believe in the Trinity‚ Father‚ Son and Holy Spirit 2. Both believe that Jesus was fully God and fully man. 3. Both believe that good works is necessary 4. Both believe in Heaven and a Hell 5. Both believe God is all knowing and all powerful

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    Introduction A. Origin of the Holy Eucharist The Eucharist also called Holy Communion‚ the Sacrament of the Altar‚ the Blessed Sacrament‚ the Lord’s Supper‚ and other names‚ is a Christian sacrament or ordinance. It is reenacted in accordance with Jesus’ instruction at the Last Supper as recorded in several books of the New Testament‚ that his followers do in remembrance of Him as when he gave his disciples bread‚ saying‚ "This is my body"‚ and gave them wine‚ saying‚ "This is my blood".

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    Most of their members felt betrayed by the Roman Catholic Church because their hard work with the poor and in simplified study of the Bible‚ had been ignored by the higher officials. The Waldensians did not agree with all seven of the Catholic sacraments and they totally rejected the idea of purgatory. They believed purgatory was an invention of the sixth century‚ and therefore there was nothing one could do after a person died. The Waldensians believed less in the hierarchical church and more in

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    human and unusual Jesus‚ who is frolicsome‚ who is vulnerable‚ who is attracted to a woman‚ who is tempted‚ who is undecided‚ who is troubled‚ who is in fury and who is affectionate in every way possible. He really showcased that He was indeed a sacrament of God‚ brought down to Earth to relieve the misery of His people. Through the film‚ I realized that Jesus really lived His life to the fullest‚ not wasting any mornings or afternoons‚ to be a solution to millions of people through faith and love

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    of the Roman Catholic Church. Lutherans and Catholics believe salvation is achieved through faith‚ yet Catholics believe the good works are involved with salvation as well. Catholics accept all the sacraments and priests perform all seven sacraments or rituals. Lutherans accept some of the sacraments but do not perform a few because they believe that rituals do not erase sin‚ only God is able to do such thing. The Bible is a source of truth for both religions but for Catholics‚ church tradition is

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