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    Religious Cults Analysis

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    professor of Education at Loyola College, highlights specific cults and their destructive nature on the youth. Based on his experiences, he warns school counselors how to effectively deal with the pressures of cult recruitment and the interference on the lives of adolescents. Many adolescents admonish these particular sects, but also have desires to disconnect from them. He explains in great detail the types of cults, the way these cults seem attractive to adolescents, and advice to school counselors on how to approach…

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    Ignorance Is Wrong Essay

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    Ignorance is a horrible enemy in the progress of society, such as the faith healing and anti-vax movement. These movements and ideologies are counterproductive to society, and they are still practiced, and need to surely be stopped. was shown that 172 children from many different religious sects in 34 states had succombed to illness (Asser). ”Faith Healing” practice is pseudoscientific, malicious, counterproductive, and bad for the whole of society. Also, it will be shown that laws do protect…

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    gentleman’s clubs, drinking and gambling more than study but managed the minimum requirements to pass his exams (Windschuttle 2008). In 1785 at 26 years of age he experienced what he described as his “great change”, and emerged from this period inwardly and outwardly a different person, with a strong Christian faith. Already a politician, Wilberforce considered the priesthood however John Newton advised him to stay in politics. Through prayer Wilberforce discerned that God had set him two tasks;…

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    The sect church cycle is a process that states that all religions start off as sects. Sects are a group of people with different religious views of a larger already established religions. Some examples of famous religious sects are Baptists or Lutherans. They are sects of the religion Christianity. They pretty much smaller branches of the major religion that believe slightly different things than the major religion. Baptists, for example believe that Baptism should be performed only for…

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    DeAnn Grove 1) Compare and contrast the three major sects of Christianity (Catholicism, Protestantism, and Eastern Orthodoxy); include comments regarding when and how they originated and differences in belief, dogma, and practices. Christianity was officially recognized as a religion in 380 BCE, and was “one” religion until 1054 CE when the Great Schism occurred, thus separating Christianity into the Eastern and Western Orthodox sects. After 463 years, in 1517 CE, Martin Luther…

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    verse seems to have nothing to do with the Dead Sea Scrolls sect. On further examination, this verse characterizes the theology and community life of the Qumran. Through two important Jewish Sectarian works, the Damascus Document and the Rule of the Community, researchers can analyze the complicated and peculiar rules and regulations that held these sects together. The Damascus Document and the Rule of the Community have many common themes such as having hierarchical organizations with priests…

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    Religious Typology Essay

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    Church type, Sect type, Denomination type and Cult type. Church organizations are those within founded religions whose members share a religious commitment to a spiritual life. Church type communities are made of larger structures and are concerned with maintaining doctrine, discipline and cult. Examples of these are religions Islam, Mahayana, Buddhism and Christianity. A Sect is a protest group that has broken away from its established religion. They protest against the established religion…

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    Josephus Sadducees

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    Throughout his complete works, Josephus identifies three main sects of Judaism that were present within his lifetime: the Pharisees, the Sadducees, and the Essenes. Throughout his different works he offers many descriptions of these different sects. He describes the Pharisees in the most detail, likely because he asserts that the Pharisees drew much support from the common man and that he himself was once a Pharisee (Antiquities 13.10.5). It is useful to help understand these three sects by…

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    were introduced to Japan. In 805, the Tendai sect came to be which branched off more important sects. The Jodo sect was founded by Honen. This sect was popular because it was attainable by all classes of people. Its simple theories attracted most of their followers. The principle is that when believing in the Buddha then a prosperous life will follow. The Zen sect was founded in 1175 and was introduced from China. The sect was found most popular by military classes because of the…

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    Socrates teachings are known mostly through the works of his students, and in the Symposium he is the last of the party attendants to speak. Unlike the previous speakers, Socrates does not give a eulogy on love, at least not initially. Instead, he begins by asking Agathon a few questions with the consent of Phaedrus. Socrates begins by stating to Agathon, “Is the nature of Love such that he must be love of something, or can he exist absolutely without an object?” (Symposium, sect. 199d). It is…

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