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…on what religion was going to be the official religion. While Constantine was emperor, Christianity was the main religion. In 337 A.D. Constantine died, leaving his relative to fight over what would be the official religion. One of Constantine's nephews…

…Christianity, and some people get tattoos done just so they can feel more powerful and that they can do something. Each and every person got a different perspective or point of view about tattoos and whether they should be done or not. Some people think that having…

…of the novel. Christian Worldview/Application: During the course of this book, I discovered a few instances of a Christian Worldview. The overall theme of the book, in my opinion, is that of strife and condemnation. At the beginning of the novel, Joseph has…

…arriving on the new land, Puritans and Christians quickly saw the opportunity to convert Indians to their religion. Many Indians began to doubt their own religion because they figured that the European's gods were more powerful. Only 2% of the European…

…. The author give us an example, for a long time already and 10 years into the future, although about 1/4 of population will be immigrants, 2/3 or all citizens will still be Caucasians. In addition, Christianity will still be the largest religion. The author…

…in appearance their styles looked different, they essentially had the same purpose in that they both provided a safe haven for christians to feel safe with god. This helped to greatly strengthen the church. The two styles also had some…

…of which are demons hunting human souls. Screwtape, obviously having previous successes, advises his nephew about winning a difficult patient to darkness. The letters begin with Wormwood's failure to prevent the patient from becoming Christian. Screwtape informs…

…believers. Brotherly love is a major part in Christian discipleship. The huge involvements in faith by works had made the love to God and to one another diminish. The exhortation Christ gives is summed up in two words: remember and repent. Christ tells…

…Fundamentalism Fundamentalism is a term popularly used to describe strict adherence to Christian doctrines based on a literal interpretation of the Bible. This usage derives from late 19th and early 20th century Protestant ministers and scholars who…

…science, Franklin's metaphysical beliefs [2] easily get lost, especially as he distances himself theologically from colonial Christian doctrines. It becomes convenient but incorrect to let Franklin's "virtue" stand apart from his religious beliefs. Franklin…