Religion

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  • Craig Groeschel's Soul Detox

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    other people, and God. Groeschel uses this book as a way to help people understand that sometimes they themselves have problems that they overlook. This book can be seen as a forceful guide, but it can be used to help people. Groeschel includes his religion in this book, and it can be seen as something that is important to him. Some people who read “Soul Detox” are able to relate to what Groeschel talks about, while others may complain that this book is pressuring them to much. In both cases it can

  • Confucianism And Daoism Similarities

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    Confucianism and Daoism are two of China's earliest religions, and subsequently two of the most influential philosophies in eastern culture. While many incorporate elements of both philosophies in their daily lives, and believe the two philosophies can exist in harmony, the teachings of Confucianism and Daoism are undoubtedly different, and have each influenced Chinese culture tremendously. Religion for the Chinese is primarily a social function for the good of society as a whole. This can be

  • American Voodoo Research Paper

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    The religion of voodoo holds a negative connotation to this day. Many believe the religion to be hellish. This is Hollywood’s doing. However, there are more aspects to the voodoo religion. Voodoo is considered to be an indigenous religion because it is a small-scale religion, which is practiced in certain areas of the world and by a limited amount of people. It holds ancestral and nature traditions. The religion has many rituals and traditions that are passed onto generations through word of mouth

  • Hypocrisy In The Scarlet Letter

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    about by Nathaniel Hawthorne in The Scarlet Letter, is shown to be extremely hypocritical. Shown in the book, the Puritans love to criticize others, and refuse to think that they might be wrong themselves, even when their actions go against their own religion. Also, Puritan society is hypocritical because they said they only worried about God’s grace, when in reality they only talked about sin and how bad people were, like the words of Jonathan Edwards. Puritan hypocrisy can be shown through the pride

  • Explain Why The Burqa Should Be Banned In Australia

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    diversity, embracing our different values and cultural traditions, free from discrimination. However, the current issue of the “burqa ban” in Australia has been criticised as discriminatory and a violation and restriction of one’s rights to freedom of religion, conscience and expression of faith. In Australia, the main proponent of the ban has centred on security and public order concerns. Senator Cory Bernadi argues that the burqa also poses a less tangible risk to the community, as it “isolates some

  • Diversity In Hinduism

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    oldest active religion and it shares similar ideologies and traditions with various other religions. Hinduism is diverse in that it beholds similar traits to that of other religions but it is also completely unique in other facets of everyday life. The religion itself was not structurally formed at a specific time or period, in fact it informally generated over time. There is a sense of freedom and possibility about Hinduism, a value that

  • Buddhism And Christianity Compare And Contrast

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    time, cultures have developed compelling and intriguing religions. No two religions are more fascinating than Buddhism and Christianity. Both have played substantial roles throughout history, having influence over massive regions of the earth. Despite being similar in influence, these two religions are vastly different in beliefs about the divine, human nature, and morality. Both Buddhism and Christianity were born from other great religions. Christianity’s precursor was Judaism while Buddhism has

  • Ursula K. Leguin's The Left Hand Of Darkness

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    Society is a system that is built by people. Unfortunately, society is also a system that contains social issues that influence the actions of injustice made today. However, given the proper guidance towards redemption, society can find itself towards social acceptance. In Ursula K. LeGuin’s The Left Hand of Darkness, the novel demonstrates the social issues that has caused individuals within society to be controlling and discriminatory. Firstly, she shows the dysfunctional political system of society

  • Khushwant Singh Analysis

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    “Mortality is a matter of money. Poor people cannot afford to have money, so they have religion.” This quote by Khushwant Singh gives one an idea of Khushwant Singh’s condescending view of religion. Khushwant Singh, the insightful writer that he is, has a deep understanding of the social problems faced by Indians. His forceful, brilliant and passionate writings torment the Indian spirit in contemporary times, constantly prodding the society towards positive introspection and betterment. A deep analysis

  • Schleiermacher's Black Liberation Theology

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    Introduction Theology is the science of God. It centers on His nature, His Being, His creatures, His Divinity, and His Church. In other words, theology is studying God’s behaviors. However, overtime theology expanded to include other divisions of theology. Among those theologies is practical theology, which was developed by F. D. E. Schleiermacher an influential German theologian of the 19th century. Schleiermacher viewed theology as a practical science, which stressed the importance of religious