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    HOW TO LIVE WITH OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES Does regular church attendance lengthen people’s lives? Do doctors discriminate against women in treating heart disease? Does talking on a cell phone while driving increase the risk of having an accident? These are cause-and effect questions‚ so we reach for our favorite tool‚ the randomized comparative experiment. Sorry. We can’t randomly assign people to attend church or not‚ because going to religious services is an expression of beliefs or their absence

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    married. During the ceremony‚ the couple dances while guests throw money at them or put it on their foreheads. The traditional American wedding goes a bit differently. Most traditional weddings take place in a religious setting‚ such as a church‚ synagogue‚ or mosque. Friends and family are formally invited to the wedding. There’s an usher to show the guests to their seats. In the wedding‚ aside from the bride and groom‚ there are bride’s maids‚ the best man‚ a flower girl‚ and a ring bearer. At the

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    engaging in human sacrifice (blood libel). Blaming Jews for Christ’s crucifixion (deicide) led to further anti-Semitism. Some of the laws were designed to protect Jews. Jews were protected on Saturday (Sabbath) as well as in their place of worship (synagogue.) Jews were prohibited from leaving their homes on Good Friday (days on which Christians were hostile towards Jews.) Some laws served not only to protect Jews‚ but were degrading as well. For instance‚ Jews had to wear a Jewish badge to distinguish

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    Elie Wiesel is one of the few jews who got take away during the holocaust‚ and survived. Elie tells of his experience in his book‚ Night. In Night‚ dehumanization played a huge role in the horrors that occurred‚ because it was much easier for a nazi to kill hundreds of jews at a time if they were thought of as no more than a roach. Though dehumanization is not something that happens immediately; it takes slowly removing all their freedoms and personal possessions‚ until they don’t have a name anymore

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    Religion has impacted civilizations since Paleolithic times. Ancient civilizations flourished with religion‚ as it influenced the virtues of ancient governments‚ art‚ architecture‚ and literature in Mesopotamia‚ Egypt‚ and the Hebrew culture. While the Hebrews‚ Mesopotamians‚ and Egyptians developed separate cultures‚ each have had religion shape the values of society by impacting the art‚ architecture‚ and literature. Hebrews were monotheistic and believed in Yahweh‚ the one true god. Literature

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    occurs‚ but those who survive are able to bring back trade such as gold‚ lentils‚ salt. This is how trade is successful between countries. Mizraim has similar customs compared to Bagdad and Babylon men have the same Law like Tudela. There are two synagogues‚ one of the Babylon‚ and the other for the Palestinians. Despite the difference they both unify to pray on the days of Rejoicing and Giving of the Law. Alexandria of Egypt is the commercial market for all nations that merchants come from all Christian

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    one of Elie’s biggest loss was his faith. In Night Elie’s faith goes from strong‚ to questioning his beliefs‚ to having anger towards God. In the beginning Elie’s faith was strong‚ he would pray everyday. If he was not praying‚ then he was at the synagogue. He wanted his father to find someone to help him study the Kabbalah‚ even though he was too young. One day his father asked him why he prayed and Elie responded‚ "Why did I pray? Strange question. Why did I live? Why did I breathe?"(Weisel4) Most

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    ABSTRACT The word retail has a very small meaning ‚ it means ‘to cut or to break the bulk’‚ however the term Retail Management is not a small concept ‚ it has a very broad meaning and a wide framework. When we say that Retailing is dynamic ‚ it simply means that is progressive in nature ‚ it keeps on changing itself with the emerging trends. There are various elements that are working as the forces for retail dynamics. One such force is Rural retail. The retail business in India accounts for

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    book Hebrews is greatly debate (Cates 2011). Some believed it was written by the Apostle Paul. The author of Hebrew address different issues the early church went through. One issue was that some of the Jewish believers wanting to go back to the synagogue (Lecture 7 2013). The author warned the church of the dangers of regressing back spiritually (Niswonger 1988). The church need to know that in Christ all the symbolism of the Old Testament rituals was fulfilled through Jesus (Niswonger 1988). James

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    looting Jewish businesses and homes. It is said that “a frightening viciousness and glee” accompanied the beatings given to Jews. There are eyewitness accounts of Jews being dragged out of their homes‚ paraded in the streets in their pajamas‚ and synagogues being set on fire and looted. There are also accounts

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