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    The Byzantine rite is the liturgical rite currently used by Eastern Orthodox churches‚ the Greek Byzantine Catholic Church‚ and the Protestant Ukrainian Lutheran Church. A rite‚ in the Catholic Church‚ is a particular method or tradition of worshipping while also practicing and believing what the Catholic Church teaches. Today‚ the Byzantine rite is recognized by the Bishop of Rome and also know as the Constantinople rite. The Byzantine rite is derived from Antioch and not a parent-rite. A original

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    Jesus. In everyday Flemish life it would have been very difficult to avoid anything religion related. Secular and religious lives were intertwined. During this time period religious artwork was beginning to be commissioned not just for public worship sites but for private use as well. This is the case with the Merode altarpiece. It was much smaller than public religious art so that it could be easily transported around the home. The Merode altarpiece is painted with oil on wood. The Annunciation

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    worshipers of Judaism worship to‚ requirements in everyday life and life as a committed worshipper of Judaism. Judaism‚ the oldest religion of the three main religions‚ (Judaism‚ Christianity‚ and Islam)‚ Islam received ideas from the Jewish faith that founders of the religion implemented into Islam. The Five Pillars of Islam prove that the Islamic faith and Jewish faith are both similar‚ and different in unique ways.

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    The emergence of Christianity during the early third century appeared to threaten the Roman Empire’s societal structure that revolved around the worshiping of pagan gods. In response to fear and a misunderstanding of Christian traditions‚ the Romans began to persecute‚ torture and humiliate those who were associated as being a follower of Christ. The Roman persecution of Christians is not justified as misinformation and personal fear fueled the reasoning behind their perceived threat to Roman society

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    As a human in America many things have become immune to my eyes. I see: cars‚ airplanes‚ brick houses‚ shoe stores‚ churches‚ iPods‚ cell phones‚ gps devices‚ every nationality‚ broken family’s‚ a place where anything goes as long as its beneficial for you as an individual‚ a governing state of mind; it’s all normal for my eyes. Indian culture has a totally different model compared to the American culture. Indian culture stems from family values. Unlike the American culture the Indian culture has

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    you will be reincarnated until you reach enlightenment/Nirvana. The basic practices of Buddhism are the Threefold Training: Morality‚ Concentration‚ and Wisdom. While the basic views of Hinduism are: Meditation‚ Yoga‚ contemplation‚ yagna (communal worship)‚ offerings in the temple. The concept of god has always been rejected

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    INTERPRETIVE QUESTION #2: WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CAIN AND ABEL’S GIFTS? Source #1: Burton Coffman Commentaries on the Old and New Testament Coffman believes the key to understanding the reason why Abel’s gift was accepted and Cain’s was rejected lies in Hebrews 11:4‚ “By faith Abel offered to God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain‚ through which he obtained witness that he was righteous‚ God testifying of his gifts; and through it he being dead still speaks.” Abel offered

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    Allah‚ Buddha‚ Jesus or Vishnu. The one common aspect of every religion is that you worship. Congregations around the world are supposed to prove their faith by worshipping at their local synagogue‚ church‚ or mosque. A place of worship can be a huge monstrosity of a building‚ or a small clapboard house in the middle of a cornfield. It doesn’t matter where you worship‚ what matters is that you be present to worship. In Emily Dickinson’s poem‚ “Some keep the Sabbath going to Church-“; the speaker

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    The Covets There are many things in the universe that are still yet to be discovered. Are there other forms of life out there somewhere? Are there other planets that we do not know about that can support life? There is a species of aliens that no one knows about. They are called the Covets. Although most aliens are thought of as little green Martian men‚ the Covets are very intelligent creatures who do not partake in much entertainment and are just strange. The Covet aliens have a biology all

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    need. Offerings‚ sacrifices‚ and prayer is frequently given to ancestors at household alters. Take for example‚ the traditional Chinese Ching Ming festival and the Buddhist holiday of Obon. In both of these traditions‚ filial piety and ancestor worship are key factors‚ and their rituals coincide. The focus in Ching Ming and Obon is to commemorate ancestors by visiting their grave sites. Similarly‚ at the grave sites existing family members will give food offering and conduct

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