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    Character of Dr.Faustus

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    study the art of magic‚ Faustus discussed two world-famous magicians named Valdes and Cornelius. But before his consultation his conscience advices him to read the scriptures and not to study necromancy‚ because magic is damned art‚ which degrades the soul of man. But the evil curiously tempts Faustus to study magic. Faustus studied the art of magic successfully the first experiment the result of Mephistophilis the attendance spirits of devil appears to

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    outlook and humanism were derived from man‚ nature and Brahma or God. He held the view that the route to spiritual development was from ’body to society‚ from society to totality and from totality to the spiritual domain’. In this way‚ the melody of the soul was intertwined with the Universal power. But what was required for this inter-mingling was connecting the world of nature with that of human beings. To Tagore‚ the whole human body appeared to be reverberating with the touch of light‚ air‚ affection

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    Reincarnation

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    and rebirth. Today approximately 30 million Americans‚ one in four‚ believe in reincarnation. The process of reincarnation is the continual rebirth in human bodies‚ which allegedly continues until the soul has reached a state of perfection and merges back with its source‚ either God or the universal Soul. Many scholars point toward Hinduism as one of the earliest religions to offer explanations of reincarnation. Hinduism‚ originating sometime during the ninth century BCE‚ is the most ancient of the

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    particular experience. But there is something more at work here. There is something in the mind ( more specifically in the soul) that somehow comprehends and makes universals intelligible. Various theories have been postulated concerning this but we shall concentrate on Aristotle and leave the other philosophies for now. What is at work in man is a divine reason immanent in man’s soul. Somehow man is connected to and shares in divine reason. A distinction

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    assumes that it is free. This is worth meditating on while considering the literal Latin translation of the first two are not meant for “stuff‚” but rather for God. The Catechism of the Catholic Church echoes this‚ saying‚ “Endowed with a spiritual soul‚ with intellect and with free will‚ the human person is from his very conception ordered to God and destined for eternal beatitude.” (1711). In fact‚ a free will that does not seek God clings to material things‚ which are so easily lost in everything

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    Christian Views

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    at demise we arrive home in paradise. To be in this world means we exist in a foreign kingdom. The sting of death has vanished and now is a triumph through the restoration of Christ (Peters 70). Life after the final breath First the immaterial soul and spirit is alienated from the physical body. Second‚ believers immediately receive the verdict that will determine their eternal fate. Those who have trusted in Christ ’s compensation on the cross for their sins will go into everlasting life in

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    “Nobody can go back and start a new beginning‚ but anyone can start today and make a new ending.” -Maria Robinson This quote should reflect on all of our lives. We live day by day not knowing what’s capable of happening next but we focus on what’s needed and what we want in our lives. Sure we may not be so proud of the choices we made in the past‚ but there initially is nothing we can do except to pick ourselves up and move on. What happened in the past is over and done with‚ but we start to

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    Aboriginal spirituality

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    Aboriginal spirituality Aboriginal or indigenous culture is one of the oldest recorded cultures in the world. Aboriginal people have common beliefs and traditions that guide them in contemporary society. The Creation Period - The Dreamtime Similar to other religions and beliefs‚ aboriginal people believe in the time when world and was created. This period is referred to as the Creation Period. The Aboriginal people believe that land was formed by ancestral beings during creation period. These

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    David Hume: Life After Death Is Philosophically Unprovable By: Marisa Engonga Human beings throughout history have always questioned “heaven”‚ and whether or not we survive death have always been one of the big questions of human life. However we all clearly acknowledge the fact that we will all die sooner or later‚ but the belief of a individual person surviving in some sort of sense is still questioned by so many people; and whether this survival involves either reincarnation‚ an Islamic

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    Sociological Approach

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    loved‚ desired‚ and believed in. Philosophy‚ the love of wisdom‚ was for Socrates itself a sacred path‚ a holy quest -- not a game to be taken lightly.  He believed -- or at least said he did in the dialog Meno -- in the reincarnation of an eternal soul which contained all knowledge.  We unfortunately lose touch with that knowledge at every birth‚ and so we need to be reminded of what we already know (rather than learning something new). He said that he did not teach‚ but rather served‚ like his

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