… the further advancement of human rights and science with its inability to move forward with the times. Fundamental Christianity has for hundreds of years denied the rights of minority groups by persecution and prejudice and this continues to happen in…

… religion. By religion we mean that it has a concept of the profane, the sacred, and approaches to the sacred. It has been established in India, China, Japan and other eastern cultures for almost 2000 years and has gained a strong foothold…

… important to be feared than loved, he had definitely studied the cases brought up in this paper. He talked of how politics and power were all that a real leader should be concerned with, and, if he isn't how he will not be a strong leader.…

… his dissident beliefs, and the Church to condemn his views and define orthodox doctrine. This inevitable tension between dissent and order was the motor which drove the development of Christian thought. Heresy forced the Church to progressively…

… this word is mentioned because we all have preconceived ideas about different people and different groups whether we like it or not. One way to live with these fears we have about anyone who is different than us is to try and learn more about these…

… question has been asked by priests and scholars alike, throughout time. There is a lot of evidence within the Bible that may prove the idea of Jesus being a revolutionary. He goes about being a revolutionary very strangely, but I believe that he was…

… piece of Arabic writing ever. On top of that it was written by only one person. Islamic people follow it and obey its many wise words. Of all these words the ones that have the most effect and influence on the people of the Islamic…

… hundred and thirty-three million Gods. The word Bhakti means the devotion to the God and the Gods of Hinduism. In Hinduism existence is composed of three worlds:         The First World         The Second World         The Third…

… It brought both times of excitement and also many times of sorrow. The Crusades first started in 1095 (Oakes 50) when a man, Peter the Hermit, went through Europe convincing the people that the Holy Land was in the wrong hands (Coggins…

… by their gods and worshipping practices. From childbirth to death, the gods ruled over the lives of every Egyptian. Their importance was felt in every home and their ever presence depicted through statues, wall paintings and personal talismans…