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    The Rastafarian religion and Rastafarian Church are of widespread speculation that the use of marijuana for religious purposes is a law abiding act and sits within the constitution of the Rastafarians practicing their freedom of religion. There is one belief that almost all Rastas hold to; the sacramental use of Cannabis Sativa: in other words‚ the smoking or ingesting of marijuana for spiritual reasons to become high‚ and in turn closer to God and open to his revelation through deep meditation

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    The Great Schism

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    it grew in power and became more and more insular. But then due to pressures from within the church‚ it experienced its first major spilt which is now known as "The Great Schism". Papal authority‚ geography and language‚ liturgical practices and sacraments‚ sacred icons instead of statues‚ married priests and the belief of trinity were the primary reasons for the "split". The main reason as to why the church split was papal authority. The church of rome came under the authority of the bishop of

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    beyond description and the heavenly abode of God the Father. Those believers who are saved by God’s grace will get to go to Heaven. Salvation is of top priority to every Christian. Sacraments are the Christian rituals that most believers hold dearly. The Baptism and the Eucharist are the two most important sacraments or ordinances in the life of Christians. Baptism is the cleansing with water that is carried out to symbolically accept a new born into the Christian fold. Eucharist or the Lord’s Supper

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    had established a group of 12 disciples. Jesus then spent from one to three years teaching and working miracles among his disciples and before large crowds. His recorded miracles included turning water to wine‚ walking on water‚ cursing a fig tree‚ healing the sick‚ multiplying a small meal to feed a crowd‚ casting out demons‚ and even raising a man from the dead. The teachings of Jesus focused primarily on the "the kingdom of God" and were usually relayed through parables drawing on

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    part‚ the Lutheran outlook was a realistic one versus the exacting ridiculous virtues of the Catholic faith. On every point these two religions contrast. The Catholic Canons state that marriage is holy sacrament. “If anyone says that matrimony is not truly and properly one of the seven sacraments of the evangelical law‚ instituted by Christ the Lord… let him be anathema.”(Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent‚ canon 1). Lutheran views are the opposite holding marriage as an affair for the government

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    Demian Tejeda-Benitez Write 2 paragraphs on the Lutheran Views of each topic: Lutheran views on Grace: Grace is known and viewed as the central doctrine for all Lutherans. They also believe in the concept of “faith alone” meaning the only way to believe is through the practice of faith and grace alone. The beliefs of Lutherans believe that‚ through specific means‚ God communicates his grace with us and to humankind. Lutheran views on Scripture Lutherans follow something called “Sola Scriptura”

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    and again accepting women. These unethical traditions of the society needed to be abolished; Islam did it and brought a drastic change in the concept of marriage. Marriage Defined It is quiet relevant to know whether the Muslim marriage is a sacrament like the Hindu marriage‚ for this let us get acquainted with some of the definitions of Muslim marriage. (a) Hedaya 1: - Marriage is a legal process by which the several process and procreation and legitimation of children between man and women

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    The seven great communal sacraments that we receive within the church such as baptism communion‚ communion and confirmation are defining moments in our religious lives. We also experience the grace of God through our relationships with others throughout our daily lives these encounters

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    position in the night sky. The poet uses nautical imagery to construct the mental picture of love as a star leading all of us through life. Next is marriage‚ the poem doesn’t necessarily define marriage the way people typically do‚ as a religious sacrament or a legal procedure; instead‚ he emphasizes as more idealistic‚ transcendent vision of it. Lastly is time/age/death‚ in the poem‚ the Reaper(referred to simply as "Time") actually loses--it turns out that love is the one thing that can resist the

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    World Religions Report Stephanie Webb Axia College University of Phoenix HUM 130 Introduction The Catholic religion in the new world was led by ordinary men that wanted to form a church in similar structure to the church in England. Catholics during this time period were a minority as the first settlers of the new world were primarily Protestants. So Protestants during this time period outnumbered Catholics. Catholics wanted to keep

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