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…During Aristotle’s time there was a shift in thought and a shift in belief, dealing directly with religion. Aristotle attended these issues in society. Aristotle was apart of a very strong social movement. Aristotle used an observational approach…

…a sister to the Caribbean than the United States with a rich cultural mix. African religion mostly existed under ground without disturbance. Connection to nature is at the very core of the African religion. The forces of nature are seen and felt alive…

…is not based on science; it is based on faith and believing. We cannot teach faith and religion in science class because it has nothing to do with science at all. This is just one of many flaws in the creationist's way of thinking. Evolution is scientifically…

…at them. <Tab/>Many people say that in America we have freedom of religion, but not freedom from religion. Religion is the major reason there is a roadblock on the gay marriage highway. It is not just one religion which turns its brow down…

…surrounding Germany. The main conflict between the countries and even conflicts between people in these countries was the number one starter of wars even today; religion. In 1555, the Peace of Augsburg was signed in order to end the violence between the Lutherans…

…The initial purpose of the Reformation was to abolish the corruption in the Catholic Church. Eventually, due to the failure of that, a new religion was formed with a new theory upon religion, which the Catholics did not accept. However, this reformation…

…views on nuclear weapons, religion, and political power. Gandhi's views on nuclear weapons are clear that he is against it, but his opinion is of lesser importance, what he said to help try and persuade nations for peace rather than weapons…

…Christendom undertook a military initiative far from their homes- the first time significant numbers left to carry their culture and religion abroad. Also, during this period of time the Europeans combined religious interest with secular and military enterprises…

…simply kings. Both civilizations went through some kind of political consolidation at some point in their histories. They were also both religious and merged their religions with their politics. Both civilizations constructed huge scale building projects…

…spread throughout the Roman Empire because of the appealing factors it contained. Christianity had strong communal aspects. It encouraged organizational structure that other religions didn't promote. Another appealing factor was that women could…