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    The Greeks had a very similar way of practicing their religion. Like the Greeks the Aztecs were a polytheistic religion. Many of these gods and goddesses were used as an explanation. People in the ancient world didn’t know how to explain what was going on in their surroundings so they used these gods and goddesses to explain these things. These gods and goddesses were given offerings from time to time‚ so they can be pleased. People mostly did this so they can have something in return. For example

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    what the Mayans where obviously good at building large temples and homes. The homes were made out of clay‚ vines‚ hay and many other things just weaved together. The temples were made of tightly formed clay bricks with the help of mud to build such huge temples. Let’s be honest do you think you could build a temple made of mud and sand that is almost 230 feet high and that are still standing today‚ yeah I didn’t think so. The biggest temple of the Mayan was 230 feet high finished in 720 A.D and still

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    God will always be here is said. Yet‚ there are recorded instances in the Word of God those rare times when God has made the decision to not be present. This statement‚ of course‚ recognizes God’s omnipresence‚ which means that God is everywhere present. However‚ while God is everywhere present‚ there is also His manifest presence. His manifest presence is when‚ while He is present everywhere‚ He is recognized or when He makes Himself known. While God is omnipresent‚ there were a few times when He

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    Mahabodhi Temple is the temple built in 3rd century at the very place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. Char-dham Hindhuism 2) Char-dham (Hindhuism):- Char-dham are the four sacred temples that Adi-Shankaracharya created back in the 8th century in four directions to mark the national and cultural unity of Hinduism. The char-dhams are in four different directions of the country - Badrinath Temple (North - Uttarakhand)‚ Jagannath Puri Temple (East - Orrisa)‚ Rameshwaram Temple (South - Tamil

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    is a land where wonderful temples and monuments remind visitors about its rich traditions and cultural diversity. I believe that no trip to India can ever be complete without a visit to the Bahá’í House of Worship‚ also known as the Lotus Temple and it is this monument that I would advise a first time visitor to India‚ to discover. Located in New Delhi‚ the Lotus Temple is one of the most beautiful monuments of the Bahá’í faith built in 1986 by Fariborz Sahba. The temple is designed in the shape

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    hundred years. This great temple is the largest religious temple ever to be built. Walls etched in culture‚ towers built in alignment with the stars and mountains‚ this truly is one of the most fascinating temples ever to be built. Angkor Wat was built by Suryavarman II‚ to his Hindu god‚ Vishnu. Suryavarman came to the throne as King of Cambodia in 1113 after beheading his great uncle‚ Dharanindravarman. It is thought that Suryavarman II built this temple as his own tomb. Angkor

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    Inter-testamental period or the Second Temple period . VanderKam begins by sketching the history of the period‚ beginning from the return of the Israelite from the Babylonian exile to the destruction of the Second Temple. VanderKam describe the history of this period in a precise and simple manner‚ especially in highlighting the political struggles of the time periods – taking the readers on a journey through time briefly visiting each era during the Second Temple period: the Persian period‚ the Hellenistic

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    discuss two of the most preserved temples witnessing their cultures. The Parthenon and the Pantheon. (vega‚ n.d.) Let’s get deeper by looking into the most important points of interest in-between. Both were originally designed as temples but now they serve a different purpose. The Parthenon is now a museum while the pantheon is now a Roman Catholic Church. Both of them use eight columns to support the pediment. But on the other side the Parthenon is a Doric temple supported by ionic columns while

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    Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut Egyptians used to believe that this life that we are all living now is preceding the afterlife‚ where all the greatest wonders and richness in the world will be giving to you. All of the great things will only come to them if their names and legacy are kept in the carnal world‚ that’s the reason pharaohs constructed huge temples‚ so that their names will be kept on their citizens’ mind. Hatshepsut was not different from them; she always strived for big things in her

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    The excerpt I chose is from the third chapter of Wieland. In this short excerpt Clara is explaining background information on “ the temple”. The temple is the go to place when you want to be alone for the Wieland family. As Clara explains in the passage this is where the family does all of their family based activities. This place is very important to the Wieland family as shown through repetition by the author throughout the excerpt. If you read the excerpt at the beginning of almost every sentence

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