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…!" <Tab/>Kohr follows Ishmael furtively. They treaded through the area where Christians had recently been burning Jews for the so-called conspiracy. They entered Ishmael's house, a small, tapestry-covered stone shack. Ishmael lighted…

…that the Holy Land was in the wrong hands (Coggins 75). The Turks had invaded and taken over the city of Jerusalem and the Holy Land (Oakes 53). After taking over our sacred lands, they forbade all Christians from going on pilgrimages. The people…

…, so as Christianity and Islam, originally came from the Hebrews. The Hebrews believed that God was their special protector and was everything, the most powerful, and present everywhere. Like the other two religions, Judaism also has a holy book called…

…is the middle value between two extremes. Christianity preaches virtues such as forgiveness and love to make a moral person. For Socrates, the ultimate virtue is knowledge. With knowledge he argued, morality comes. If people had knowledge of what was good and bad…

…of this type of crime. I will be referring to the bible to aid my answers and what fellow Christians have to say on the matter. The recent example I will be looking at is Martin Luther King's work in opposing racism; which is a colour issue. In the Southern…

…the Almohads were gone, but not before the most of the remaining Berber Christians had converted to Islam. In A.D. 1070 the Almorovid had a narrow interpretation of Islam, eliminated the Kharijite and Shi'i regimes from North Africa, and acknowledged the caliphs…

…the little monastery of Lindesfarm in Christian Europe. The blackest age was about to strike. Most daring of all, the Vikings are believed are to have crossed the Atlantic predating Columbus by 500 years. In the 8th century they were about to change history…

…to put down Peter's preaching in writing before he died. There was an urgent need for this, as the apostles were beginning to die off, and the christian community needed to have a written record of their preaching. Some scholars believe that evidence…

…such mistakes become clear but impossible to correct. Such is the fate of western civilization. It is committing suicide as a result of its ill-gotten policies of human rights and multiculturalism. Western civilization, based on Judaeo-Christian values, values…

…What is the meaning of life? Why am I here? These age old questions have been asked over and over throughout human history. To address these questions all major religions have established their view of the human condition. The Buddhist, Christian…