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    Two well-known religious freedom battle stories are the stories of St. Thomas More and the Little Sisters of the Poor. Both cases have to do with Catholicism‚ but they both refer to different Catholic issues. Thomas More dealt with divorce‚ remarriage‚ and adultery while the Little Sisters dealt with abortion and contraceptives. In 1517‚ Thomas More‚ a scholar and lawyer born on February 7‚ 1478 in London‚ was hired by King Henry VIII and became one of the his most effective and trusted civil

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    Logic of Augustine Bernadette Matthews PHI/105 07/08/2010 Tara Ross Argument and Logic of Augustine My understanding from this excerpt is Augustine and his belief on answering the question of God and Time along with Plato and Plotinus helped Augustine break new philosophical ground. Augustine believed that before God had created us that there was no time‚ So why did God create the world when he did. Augustine believed that time only became existent after God created us. Augustine went

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    country has been in conflict with. How can we in our journey of faith help in this process‚ where reconciliation‚ healing and peace may need to be high on the agenda? In our Diocesan 10 days of prayer‚ we are asked this year to ‘make time for God’ and to ‘be open to God’. Let us focus in our prayers‚ then‚ that the Olympics helps us to do just that‚ by keeping at the forefront the need to ask God’s help – not just for our ‘team’ to win‚ but for the reconciliation and healing we know needs to happen in our

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    St. Augustine of Hippo was a theologian primarily in the third and fourth century CE. Born in North Africa‚ he had strong religious beliefs. He was a strong believer of God. According to St. AugustineGod was there for those who were considered good and did not cause any harm. He supported Christianity and described it in terms of freedom and sin. A great focus of his work‚ “City of Gods and Confessions”‚ was describing slavery and its existence. While many considered slavery an inhumane practice

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    4. Name the first among the ten plagues that God worked in Egypt to release the Israelites from Egypt? ← Water turned to blood. 5. How long did Israelites live in Egypt as slaves? ← 430 years. 6. Which are the three annual festivals commanded by Yahweh‚ in Exodus? ← The Festival of unleavened bread‚ the festival of harvest and the festival of ingathering. 7. How long was Moses on the mount Sinai‚ to receive the commandments from God? ← 40 days and 40 nights. 8. Name the wood

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    transformation of the Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral‚ as envisioned by Joseph Magnin‚ into the now standing St. Patrick’s Cathedral as the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese mirrors the evolution of the city itself‚ both religiously and politically. In 1836‚ the tension between Irish-Catholics and anti-Catholic Know-Nothing nativists led to a multitude of riots‚ physical confrontations‚ and shameful accusations against the parochial institution. The situation worsened for the Old St. Patrick’s and eventually

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    Theory of Natural Law According to Thomas Aquinas The natural law is a moral theory that is said to be written on the hearts of all humans and is a guide for behavior. Thomas Aquinas held this theory to be part of the divine or eternal law that God made known and applied. Humans‚ as recipients of the natural law‚ from this and through reason‚ derive their natural inclinations on how to act properly. So‚ according to Aquinas‚ to practically achieve their proper end‚ these rational souls desire self-preservation

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    2005 Take-Home Final In regards to Montaigne ’s statement on page 23 in Apology for Raymond Sebond‚ I would deduce that he was using the metaphor of nature and natural tendencies in opposition to man ’s vain‚ self-seeking façade that displaces God the creator. Montaigne ’s statement appears to (on the surface at least) value mans naturalistic tendencies and graces in a much better light than our own vain-striving presumptions that claim that our "competent utterances" hold the very answers to

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    City of God (Meirelles 2002) was an eye opening film about the life of the people living in favelas in Rio de Janeiro. It depicts the gruesome details of growing up in a slum and the choices youths must make in order to survive their reality. In an article by Joanne Laurier called “Sincere‚ but avoiding difficult questions”‚ Laurier attacks director Fernando Meirelles on his artistic choices when creating his film City of God (Meirelles 2002). However‚ Laurier completely misses what Meirelles brought

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    As Is or Otherwise? Although both G. W. Leibniz and Thomas Aquinas were theists‚ they had significant differences in their understanding of God’s free ability to do other than what he chooses to do. Leibniz allows that God could have done otherwise‚ but only in a logical sense of possibility‚ because God‚ by his goodness and wisdom‚ would always choose the best possible world. Aquinas wisely disagrees with this and asserts that God‚ in order to be a first principle‚ must not have his actions determined

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