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    “Victims of crimes against humanity are afflicted well beyond just the physical harm and the emotional stresses of war; they also experience intense programmed denigration‚ humiliation‚ and all kinds of abuses‚ physical‚ sexual‚ and emotional.” This quote is from a Holocaust victim and survivor speaking out about his experience in a concentration camp (Parens). To begin‚ the term genocide is viewed differently depending on the people involved‚ and has eight specific steps. In Nazi Germany‚ repeated

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    Patriarchs→(period in the Old Testament – after Beginnings – Genesis 12-50) It begins with Abraham (& Sarah) and his call and continues through Isaac‚ Jacob and his 12 sons. The sons and Jacob are taken to Egypt by Joseph who becomes a leader during the famine. Genesis closes with the death of Joseph. Talks of the ancestors of the Jewish people. (Patriarch→Any of the early Biblical characters regarded as fathers of the human race.) Exile (captivity)→Fall of Jerusalem (Babylonian captivity of the

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    East. Although they are very similar‚ they also differ in many ways. People who believe in the Jewish religion are called Jews. Jews believe that the Messiah is yet to come. In the world there are about 13 million Jewish followers. Jews go to a synagogue to worship their ’Messiah.’ They also read the Torah‚ which is their Holy Book. Abraham founded Judaism in 1700 B.C.E. Jews consider Jerusalem a holy city because of the Wailing Wall is located there‚ (which is the last remnant of the second temple

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    Reading a mosque can be tricky at times‚ although they are similar to churches and synagogues‚ they have some major differences in design that have special purposes or meanings. Mosques are extremely important places in Islam‚ not only are they places of worship‚ but they are also places where the community will congregate and mingle‚ so it must be taken care of and must have a good appearance. Many mosques are different due to the different cultures and heritages‚ but they all have certain characteristics

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    Judaism Judaism is the religion of the Jewish people. Judaism tells the people what they should and should not do as it is written in the Torah. Not all Jews have the same beliefs or do exactly the same things‚ this does not mean that their belief in Judaism is wrong‚ it is just different. Judaism has been around for thousands of years. During that time‚ Jews have moved to many different places and rules have been changed a bit. However‚ the main ideas of Judaism have never changes which are God

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    HOWL Embracing Spirituality Religion has always played a significant role in the way societies and cultural groups shape themselves. Christianity‚ Islam‚ Hinduism‚ and Buddhism – clearly‚ the diversity of religious belief systems co-exist all around the world. Many people practice a religion because it brings them a sense of peace and salvation. It helps an individual identify who they are and what their purpose is here on Earth. Over time‚ our societies religious commitment has developed immensely

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    large-scale attack against Jewish communities in central Europe. The order provisioned the burning of synagogues‚ Jewish homes‚ and businesses. All Jews‚ particularly wealthy males‚ were to be arrested and sent directly to concentration camps. A German firefighter‚ who was involved in what is now know as the Night of Broken Glass wrote‚ “The marshals rounded up the Jews and dragged them in front of the Synagogue‚ where they had to kneel down and put their hands above their heads.” Another Englishman‚ Michael

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    Hill‚ obvious to everyone around them. Going to the later passage‚ Jesus brings up those who perform acts of charity and use these acts to better themselves in the eyes of their fellow man. He talks about individuals who “love to stand up in the synagogues and the corners of the squares to pray‚ so that they may be seen by men” (qtd. in Lawall et al. 1087). If true faith cannot be hidden‚ then why do these individuals make such an effort to make their faith seen? The logical conclusion is that these

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    people of Israel. Ananias finds Saul praying‚ he lays hands on him and scale like things fall from his eyes giving him vision. He was filled with eh Holy Spirit‚ got baptized and was incorporated in the Body of Christ. Saul immediately went to the Synagogues to proclaim Jesus. Saul then changed his name to Paul and spent the rest of his life proclaiming and teaching people about Christ around the world. If Paul didn’t convert on the road to Damascus‚ Christianity defiantly wouldn’t be as prominent and

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    The interpretation of sacred scripture is crucial in finding meaning in the pursuit of a religion. Samuel Heilmann was stuck between the “two worlds” in which he lives: his life as a professor of Sociology and his life as a devoted Jew. The study of Judaism’s holy writing’s in a Jewish community in Jerusalem‚ whose act Heilmann described as lernen‚ enabled him to find himself. To do so‚ Heilmann attempted to get rid of his sociological way of thinking about religion. Instead‚ he intended to find

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