Everyone has a moral responsibility to the less fortunate. This is because society is only great, based upon helping these individuals to learn to support themselves and have the skills necessary to sustain a comfortable standard of living. In many cases, the less fortunate will often look at the situation...
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There are many elements of Buddhism that directly support modern scientific beliefs. One scientific belief that is usually challenged is the prospect of a God and his ability to create a universe. According to Florida State University (2010) Buddhism does “not assert or depend on the existence of a God”...
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The purpose of religious traditions goes beyond the preservation and transmission of the religion itself. Religious traditions go beyond the simple religious education of the individual as well. Religious traditions also serve the important function of describing and encouraging significant spiritual relationships with the divine, sacred time, sacred space or...
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Description The event I’d like to reflect upon is actually a series of occasions in which I noticed a pattern. While assisting in the facilitation of youth group, I noticed most of the young women in the group tend to refrain from leading discussion or even participating much while connecting...
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As a Catholic, I chose to attend a Methodist Church and observe the service, to better understand how this Christian denomination differs from my own. The service I attended was, I believe, typical of Methodist worship. This was a United Methodist Church congregation with three Sunday morning services, and I...
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Introduction It may seem that the philosophies of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are consistently distanced from the teachings of Christ. Certainly, the Greek thinkers focused on matters of state and the human responsibility to it, apart from concerns with ethics and morality in broader senses. At the same time, however,...
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Unity is very important for the church because it helps the church fulfill Christ’s purpose. The book of 1Corinthians 12:12-31, Apostle Paul uses illustration of the body as the unity that Christ expects of the church. The body has many parts and each part has its own specific function irrespective...
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