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…, Anuak, Nuer, and Shilluck. The official language of Sudan is Arabic. Its religious breakdown is 73% Islamic, 17%, and 8% is Christian. The region lying south of the Sudan are without recorded history until the 19th century. In the northern regions known…

…; the Spaniards and the Portuguese colonized mostly Central and South America. The most important reason for colonization was to spread the Christian religion to the world, however, in order to colonize, the Europeans had to use their language to explain what…

…. Finally, same-sex marriages should be limited for religious reasons. For example, in modern Christian culture, marriage is looked upon as a holy union of two into one. You can have a religious ceremony for same-sex couples, but it's not a religious sacrament…

…The Black Robe Bruce Beresford October 2nd, 1991 This movie was set in Quebec in 1634. Its main focus is the story of how the Jesuit priests try to civilize the untamed Indians and turn them to Christianity. The story starts off with Father…

…. Tokien says that "The Hobbit" and The Lord of the Rings" were not written in the eyes of Christianity, in these books their is a great amount of religious symbolism. Urang agress in his statement, "The Lord of the Rings, although it contains no ‘God…

…not really looking forward to the feelings I'll have when you & Christian leave, it already hurts! I'll miss you guys alot! as well as Riddle & Stephonie! and my life has begun to get so much better having you both in it.! My family is getting closer ! Good…

…sections. By 1071 the Norman’s had taken southern Italy, and the Seljuk Turks had invaded Asia Minor. Emperor Alexius Comnenus asked the Christians of Western Europe to help defend the empire against the Turks. The Turks had invaded the Holy Land…

…A. van Millingen, Byzantine Churches in Constantinople (1912); D. T. Rice, Art of Byzantium (1959) and Art of the Byzantine Era (1963, repr. 1985); W. MacDonald, Early Christian and Byzantine Architecture (1963); I. Hutter, Early Christian and Byzantine Art…

…this: If what I was writing supposedly unmasked the deceptions and myths of the Bible, how many people would really care? And of those who would care, how many Christian believers would take it upon themselves to physically silence me? Though some might feel wounded…

…in terms of private morality as it has for so lone been inculcated in you. lam thinking more of the development of a social conscience a Christian conscience sensitive to its re-sponsibility not only for its own personal destiny but also for the collective…