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    Wicca was also known as “the old religion” and has become the evil side of the Christian realm of beliefs. Within the Wiccan religion there is no belief in an evil entity‚ this is based on the Christian faith creating the belief that witches are devil worshippers or Satanists. The Christians use the words “heathen” and “pagan” to describe and define witches. To those who are Wiccan these words are not derogatory‚ but rather are complementary. These words‚ in Latin‚ actually mean that they dwell

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    Across many cultures that function predominately with patriarchal thought‚ women are perceived to be closer to nature than men (Roach‚ 2003; King‚ 1989‚ 2003). This perception of women and nature portrays them as the ‘others’ – something that is different from and controlled by the dominant (King‚ 2003). The binary oppositions of male over female and culture over nature have been associated with more male-dominating religions like Christianity (Roach‚ 2003; Ruether‚ 2003) Goddess religions and earth

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    cults throughout the United States‚ but only 75 to 100 are documented (Miller‚ 1991‚ p. 15-16). Satanism is the oldest form of such cults. A few other commonly known cults are Reverend Jim Jones and the People Temple‚ Heavens Gate‚ and Charles Manson and the Family. In the early 20th century‚ Allistar Crowly‚ AKA "The Black Pope"‚ started modern Satanism. It is said that Anton Lavey brought Satanism to the United States. Anton believed that he was the reincarnation of the "Black Pope". He set

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    millions of loyal fans. Metal has always been there to help through all the frustrations and angst I have built up and it has never disappointed me. I am forever a metal head. I will continue to head bang until I dislocate my neck while flashing the devil horns. And I will continue to defend metal until the day I die. Many problems people have with metal music is the actual music itself. Why are they screaming? Why do they have to be heavy? Anyone can play this noise. When anyone asks why do these

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    Guagua National Colleges Lady Gaga and the Devil: How the Internet Conspiracy Theories Elevated Her into a Pop Music Icon A Thesis Presented to: The High School Department Guagua National Colleges Guagua‚ Pampanga In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for Graduation Anastasha V. Diaz March 2013 ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mom and Dad‚ thank you for the never ending love‚ care and support. Thank you for giving me moral support and encouragement to help me get through with my studies

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    and trying to evangelize to them‚ then the student might feel compelled to convert because they are trying to be obedient. “People who want to engage in evangelism have plenty of private avenues to use. After all‚ there is no shortage of houses of worship in America‚ and they have proven adept at getting their messages out.” In America‚ we have a separation of church and state for a reason (McKay-Panos). There are many pros‚ and many cons to this situation. There are also a lot of unanswered questions

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    buildings; our art and literature‚ our science‚ our conquest of outer space‚ have all been achieved through hard work. Today man has conquered nature and has acquired powers fit for the gods. It is all great blessings of hard work. Indeed‚ work is worship. That work is a great blessing is fully released only by those who are subjected to enforce idleness‚ for one reason or the other. For serious offences‚ the punishment is solitary confinement and such criminals are allowed no work. Their life becomes

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    the fear of hell‚ and this directed much of the actions of the reformed. The Reformations were a catalytic force in the rise of the witch hunts during sixteenth- and seventeenth- century Europe because they brought a new emphasis on the fear of the devil‚ a new direction of faith that required personal accountability and brought a sense of guilt to the one that felt they were not doing as they should‚ and did away with the familiar tokens and practices of magic that characterized an aspect of pre-Reformation

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    Yet even if he takes their names away‚ he still has power over them‚ for he is still able to cast them out of heaven and into hell‚ although now their former identities as angels are completely destroyed. In a sense‚ then‚ he created them anew as devils‚ which still fits

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    questioned the church or religion. Although for many people‚ once they reach a certain point in their lives‚ based on the influences around them‚ they begin to question their religion. Some continue worshipping gleefully afterwards‚ some continue to worship‚ but with resentment in their hearts. Others may completely turn to other religions or turn away from religion as a whole. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown” he illustrates this very thing. The main influences in Young Goodman Brown’s

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