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    Hinduism. Buddhism originated in Nepal‚ India in 536 B.C.E.‚ while Christianity originated in the Roman Provence of Judea around 33 A.D. Through 500 B.C.E. to 600 A.D. Buddhism spread from east India to the northern and western parts of the country. Eventually it was spread upwards in Asia and then eastward down the Silk Road and south to nearby islands. Christianity spread from Judea upwards at first and then eventually to all around the Mediterranean Sea in its beginning stages. Christianity went

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    featured in “The Strategy and Tactics of Revolutionary Terrorism”‚ the Sicarii encompass to a pronounced extent tactics that yet today are still termed as terrorism. In the context of the quote‚ the personnel of repression act as the inhabitants of Judea that are the pro-Roman gentry‚ who the Sicarii regard as both targets of opression whom act compliant to this. Nonetheless‚ if said tactic were to be implemented the Sicarii would perceive the pro-Romans reaction to be a reversion of compliancy to

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    authority. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem‚ and in all Judea and Samaria‚ and to the ends of the earth.”   8) What was promised when the Spirit came upon them? What would they then be? (8)  They will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on them‚ and will be Jesus’ witnesses in Jerusalem‚ and in all Judea and Samaria‚ and to the ends of the earth.   9) What happened as Jesus ascended to heaven? (9)  A cloud hid him.   10)

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    would let them prosper. They believed in judaism which let them be polytheistic. But this caused an arise in people like Sadducees‚Pharisees and Zealots. The Sadducees wanted nothing but cooperation between the people. However the Pharisees wanted to trial you about religious law that’s all they knew and that’s all they wanted you to know. But the Zealots in my eyes were the worst they wanted power to be theirs they wanted to overthrow the roman government but they tried and epically failed. Also

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    As defined by the Oxford English Dictionary: ‘zeal entails a fervent ardor or attachment towards a person‚ thing‚ or cause.’ However‚ the passion in zeal must remain consistent in a zealot as to justify their eagerness towards a subject. Zeal does not incorporate any sense of spontaneity such as in the case of brief enthusiasm. Dissimilar to enthusiasm‚ zeal necessitates a dedicated effort to the point where zeal affects the character of a person. Such as in the case of a keynote presentation‚ an

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    Happening around 200 B.C the Jews were allowed to continue their own religious practices under the new control of Judea also known as the Land of Israel. Judea son "Antiochus IV Epiphanes‚ proved less benevolent: Ancient sources recount that he outlawed the Jewish religion and ordered the Jews to worship Greek gods. In 168 B.C.‚ his soldiers descended upon Jerusalem‚ massacring thousands

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    usually ways to resolve differences so that everyone gains…When all people are committed to finding a mutually acceptable solution‚ a win-win resolution is possible” (Wood‚ 2009‚ p. 230). Unfortunately‚ here is the precise problem with the religious zealots who call themselves Christians. They are forever stuck in a win-lose orientation. What becomes ludicrous is they believe somehow‚ the human right to share love with an individual of the same sex in a committed relationship with all of the legal

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    to the down fall of Rome because the expansion was so large and violent. After Claudius’s successor‚ Nero‚ committed suicide Rome again suffered a brief period of time involved in civil wars and rebellions like the ones in Judea (Martin 716). Because of the rebellions in Judea 4 different legionary generals were appointed emperors to rule their territory under the roman emperor. It was after this that the empire reached its greatest extent under the rule of Trajan the Roman emperor. Trajan invaded

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    vegetarians benefit from avoiding those kinds of meat (after all they do not eat any meat).   Disadvantages of vegetarianism Some people point out only the disadvantages of vegetarianism. This is not fair either. However‚ regardless of what vegetarian zealots preach‚ this way of life has its disadvantages too. Probably the biggest disadvantage and danger of vegetarianism is that many vegetarians fail to make a balanced menu for themselves. Even if you stop eating

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    In 37 CE‚ Josephus Ben Mattathias was born in Jerusalem. Josephus was a Jew‚ also known as a Hebrew. He was born into a hasmonaean lineage. He became a Pharisee at the age of 19. It is said that he was born a few years after the time of Jesus also during the reign of the Romans in the Jewish homeland. In his early age‚ Josephus was sent to Rome to ask about the priests that were held hostage. In the midst of his return he found out that the Jewish nation was beginning a revolution against the Romans

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