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    was because of the devil. Witches worship the devil and do all acts of magic in the name of the devil. The bible prohibits witchcraft; therefore all acts of witchcraft are acts of heresy and must be severely punished (p. 134 course reader). The elites were concerned with persecuting witches as a way to reduce heresy and rebellion among the common people (p. 160 Levack). One of the preconditions to a successful witch-hunt is that both the elites and common people had to

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    It may seem counterintuitive to queer Hoccleve’s highly normative and religiously orthodox Addresse to Sir John Oldcastle. The Addresse is a 450 line poem in which Hoccleve remonstrates the knight Sir John Oldcastle into leaving his heretical‚ Lollard beliefs and potential rebellion against King Henry V. He encourages the wayward soldier to return to religious orthodoxy and loyalty to the king. Like traditional medieval gender expectations‚ the poem itself falls neatly into two parts. In the Address

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    Martin Luther was a priest and a friar from Germany. He lived from 1483 to 1546. He died at the age of 62 while visiting his home town. Luther and thought the Catholic Church was unjustly taking people’s money so that they may get closer to God‚ and so the Protestant Reformation began. (“How Protestantism began”‚ 2008) The Protestant Reformation was the 16th-century schism within Western Christianity initiated by Martin Luther‚ John Calvin and other early Protestants. (“Martin Luther” (n.d.)) The

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    1.0 INRODUCTION Heresy is a doctrinal belief held in opposition to the recognized atandardds of an established system of thought. Theologically‚ it means an oopinion ta variance with the authorized teachings of any Church‚ notably the Christian (Catholic)‚ and especially when this promotes separation from the body of faithful believers. So‚ anyone who after baptism‚ pertinaciuosly desires or doubts any of the truths; that must be believed with divine and Catholic faith is considered a herectic.

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    Queen Elizabeth I proved England that she was one of their greatest leaders to ever rule. Before Queen Elizabeth was crowned queen of England‚ her sister‚ Queen Mary left England in a state of turmoil. Mary was strictly Catholic and enforced it throughout England. She burned down Protestant churches and executed its followers. After her death‚ her husband King Philip II of Spain gained interest of the British Empire. This sparked conflict between both nations. From 1558 to 1603‚ often referred as

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    Many‚ especially those who are young in the Christian life‚ are at times troubled with the suggestions of skepticism. There are in the Bible many things which they cannot explain‚ or even understand‚ and Satan employs these to shake their faith in the Scriptures as a revelation from God. They ask‚ "How shall I know the right way? If the Bible is indeed the word of God‚ how can I be freed from these doubts and perplexities?" God never asks us to believe‚ without giving sufficient evidence upon

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    BUSI 41 I. Part One: What is a worldview? Define what the term “worldview” means. Use descriptive phrases to support your definition.(25-50 words) Upon birth a person is introduced and raised within the context of a certain culture‚ belief‚ and traditions. These influences impress upon a person’s philosophy on life and their outlook. A worldview is the context of how a person analyzes and responds to worldly stimuli. II. Part Two: Articulate the biblical/Christian Worldview (what is

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    Colossians 1:16 "For by Him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth‚ visible and invisible‚ whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things were created by God and for God." REGISTRATION PROCEDURE (For New Student) Submitted by admin on Sun‚ 01/08/2012 - 20:37 Requirements to be submitted in the Office of the Registrar: (Enrollees with incomplete requirements will not be encoded)   1. Original High School card (Form 138) ( For Transferee: Original Transcript

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    more “godly” because of their white skin and Othello is “related to the devil” because his skin is black even though Othello is a Christian and believes in the same God just like the rest of them (Which ironically in the Bible‚ it was written in Colossians chapter 3 verse 11 in the New International Version that “Here there is no Greek or Jew‚ circumcised or uncircumcised‚ barbarian‚ Scythian‚ slave or free‚ but Christ is all‚ and is in all.”‚ which literally‚ irrefutably‚ and directly mean that there

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    wealthy were often fined if they failed to pay donations to the poor (Swisher 44). Other than this crime‚ the rich people of England tended to commit crimes such as heresy or treason(Crime and Punishment in). These crimes were taken extremely seriously by the law and the punishment for these crimes was often death. Aside from heresy and treason‚ all the citizens of England‚ no matter how wealthy committed the same amount of violent crimes. In fact‚ in Elizabethan England violent crimes against people

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