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…the routes and places that their members have colonized seems to be important to both their genealogical and religious backgrounds. They seem to reinforce the faith in their religion by knowing that many people have died for their beliefs. This is shown…

…The church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints is also commonly called the "Mormon" religion. Founded by Joseph Smith born in Sharon, Vermont in 1805. His teenage years led him in a search of truth for God and Jesus. At the age of 14, Smith…

…Bowne Street in Flushing Queens). “The logo of the Society, adapted from Sri Satya Sai Baba's ecumenical symbol, is a light surrounded by insignias of several religions with OM on top. It signifies universality, catholicity and spirit of tolerance…

…bewildered by the progressive era victories of evolution and social gospel, not to mention jazz, gin, and short skirts. These fundamentalist Christians were seeking a way to bring old-time religion back. On Thanksgiving Day in 1915 “Colonel” William J. Simmons…

…, and the rebirth of all living things; Horus, the sky god; and Isis, wife of Osiris. Their religion stressed an afterlife, Egyptians spent much time and wealth to preparing for a happy afterlife. Every body could hope for eternal life for Osiris's help…

…to be. He discusses the argument of democracy, religion and economic status. These three elements discussed in the first part of the book titled “The Liberty Tree” are ideas in a theory known as industrialism. The book begins with an introduction…

…This is a comparing on two city-states in Greece. In Greece Sparta and Athens were different in so many ways such as in religion, government, culture, beliefs, education etc. Athens and Spartans were two…

…and the revelation given to us “ It is Similar to Christianity because they believe in being baptized and so d the Islamic people. An example would be this “ (our religion is) the baptism of Allah and who can baptize better than Allah and it is He whom we worship…

…After reading the novel Brave New World by Aldus Huxley it is easily realized that it is not like any other classic story. It predicts a future overpowered by technology and where the people have no religion. The plot of the story made me think…