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…, and great cathedrals. Most important, the Roman Catholic church, under the direction of the pope, played a leading role in guiding the politics of Europe. It often stepped into settle disputes between warring Christian kingdoms, help negotiate political…

…The History of Basketball James Naismith, a Canadian, invented basketball in 1891. Naismith was a physical – education teacher at the School for Christian Workers (now Springfield College) in Springfield, Massachusetts. Luther H. Gulick, head…

…Although Ancient Greece and Rome were different in many ways, they were also the same in that they both worshiped many gods in elaborate stone temples. They also later started to practice Christianity. The Romans also borrowed their science and art…

…emissaries to reside in Beijing, admitted Christian missionaries into China, and opened travel to the Chinese interior. Later negotiations legalized the importation of opium. The Boxer Rebellion uprising, Chinese nationalist uprising against foreigners…

…possible goals that humans can conceive. This is to say that, if a god like this exists, his goal for life and the universe is not necessarily valid as a meaning of life, the universe, and himself. For instance, the Bible claims that the Christian deity…

…social rank, manners, Christian virtues, courage, and honor. Knights began to pursue high standards of chivalrous behavior in their own lives. Religious groups of knights called chivalric orders were formed to fight during the crusades. Later, national…

…right out and say it, Lindlaw did an extremely efficient job in arguing his outlook on capital punishment as a whole and how it should be ended. The second article, which supported capital punishment, was entitled A Christian defends Capital Punishment…

…for Christianity. The Panthers lost a leader in 1969 when Chicago police made an early-morning raid on a Panther residence and killed Fred Hampton in his bed. The movement declined after quarrels among its leaders increased and as black radicalism waned in the 1970s…

…. In order to complete this evaluation I will split my life into three categories, spiritual, mental, and my view of life itself. Who Am I spiritually? I would consider myself a very spiritual person. Both my parents were raised as strong Christians in the Church…

…, there are very drastic viewpoints about some of the basic elements of science. Science & Its Limits explains many of the viewpoints through a Christian perspective. Science is a great tool for Christians to have “hard proof” of what is already revealed in the Bible…