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    Sustainable tourism: learning from Indian religious traditions Vasanti Gupta Director of Insight India‚ Headington‚ Oxford‚ UK Keywords Ethics‚ Green issues‚ India‚ Tourism The context Pilgrimage to a sacred place as an act of religious devotion is an age-old tradition‚ followed by religions all over the world. The fact that it is often carried out on foot‚ is an older form and has many religious connotations‚ has made people overlook it as a form of tourism. Apart from the devotional

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    The Pilgrimage of Grace was a religious uprising in York‚ England which started in late 1536 and finished in early 1537‚ where people lead by Yorkshire lawyer Robert Aske staged protests and demonstrations in opposition to King Henry VIII’s dissolution of monasteries and break from the Catholic Church. This rebellion was mostly aimed at Thomas Cromwell‚ who was Henry’s High Chancellor; and many of these marchers influenced Cromwell’s policies. The participants of the Pilgrimage of Grace had a goal

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    The Pilgrimage of Grace The Pilgrimage of Grace of late 1536 and early 1537 refers to the widespread revolt in England against Henry VIII. Henry VIII was breaking away from the Catholic Church and attempting to start his own church‚ which caused an uprising of Roman Catholics‚ especially in Northern England. The protests were a direct result of the dissolution of monasteries‚ a policy that confused and angered most of England. The Reformation legislation of Henry VIII was challenged by protesters

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    and ethical use of prayer including inner healing prayer‚ and Scripture in a Christian approach to cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). I want to review on the “A Biblical‚ Christian Approach to CBT‚ Implicit and explicit integration in therapy‚ and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy that the author has briefly described. CBT has a spiritual roots or it is more religiously-oriented especially with in Christianity and Muslim traditions. According to Tan (2007)‚ the use of prayer and sacred Scripture

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    RELATION (GFPP 2623) “Invented Tradition” Of Eric Hobsbawm : Headgear “Songkok” and prayer (bacaan doa) as an invented tradition in Malaysia According to Eric Hobsbawn (1983)‚ state is the one that make sure the existence of the invented tradition and create sense of belonging among the citizens. This means that the government has the authority to choose the new invented tradition for the best of the states and citizens. The characteristic of the new invented tradition must create belief‚ value

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    DBQ Pilgrimage of Grace The Pilgrimage of Grace was to protest Henry VIII’s actions such as his Act of Supremacy. This lead to the implementation of new polices such as taxes‚ the expansion of the royal power in the North of England‚ the dissolution of monasteries‚ and the confiscation of Catholic Church lands. These actions took their toll on the country‚ and led to the Pilgrimage of Grace from October 1536 to February 1537. The Pilgrimage consisted of marches and protests and armed demonstrations

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    Caledonii Tradition Generations ago‚ when Scottish people were separated by clan and the in-fighting and warring were a large part of everyday life for the peoples‚ the Roman Empire invaded. When the Romans invaded Scotland it is thought that their Latinized nickname for the peoples was Caledonii and this is how the tradition and its followers got their name‚ the original name is still unknown due to the secrecy of the group‚ more on that below. This spur of attempted colonization caused the Caledonii

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    okay for Christians to celebrate birthdays? Why are birthdays celebrated? Is it sinful to celebrate birthdays? Surely there is no harm done in acknowledging the passage of time as another year of life is being granted; the Choates clan does not think so and to not celebrate a loved one’s birthday would be sinful and disrespectful. When celebrating birthdays in the Browns family circle birthday parties are planned according to who is celebrating the birthday. If it is a child’s party invitations

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    Passionately Pursing our God in Music and Worship Music is of God’s creation and an integral part of our lives‚ yet much of the current experience is one of the most emotionally charged and divisive issues facing the Christian Church‚ families‚ and individuals in America today. Pastors‚ worship leaders‚ trained musicians‚ and believers in general face new and powerful forces of change - forces that bring renewal to some churches and fear and schism to others. No one can sidestep the hot debate

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    Douglass’s‚ What to a slave is the forth of July?‚ is a warning to the nation that slavery is not acceptable‚ due to the human rights of other men. He talks about the hope he has for the nation and believes that slavery‚ for the nation would end‚ by calling slavery‚ the “dark clouds which lower above the horizon.” To make his point about the evils of slavery Douglass writes using biblical analogies paralleling his experiences with slavery‚ to those of Israelites exiting slavery from Egypt. He says

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