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…The First Crusade helped to diversify and change the historical development of Christianity and other various sub-groups. The power of Christianity in Western Europe was growing along with its population. The newly rehabilitated and orgainised Church…

…) or be reincarnated until he was good enough to make his way into Nirvana. Buddhism affects peoples lives, in that, they are lead astray from the truth. So many people will die and never know for sure what they believe. Where as, Christianity or Protestantism, may…

…had souls. That concept of equality is also emphasized in Christianity, as well. That concept also challenged Confucian beliefs, which stated that women should be more obedient to men. The origin of Christianity was Middle East, and the founder was Jesus…

…to a brighter understanding of optimistic ways of living and thinking. This began the formation of modern Europe. Christians visited Palestine, known as the Holy Land, which was the region where Jesus Christ had lived. The Muslims had captured this land from…

…Europe to a brighter understanding of optimistic ways of living and thinking. This began the formation of modern Europe. Overview: The leaders and the results During the Middle Ages, Christians visited Palestine, known as the Holy Land, which…

…Will It Be Jesus or St. Paul The formation of Christianity is an argumentative topic that has a variety of view points. Both Jesus and St. Paul have contributed a lot in the formation of the Christian religion. There are a lot of similarities…

…Book Review: Living Buddha, Living Christ Living Buddha, Living Christ by Thich Nhat Hanh is a book that converges the ideas of Christianity and Buddhism. I chose to analyze this book because I am Christian, and in class I have observed…

…Luther’s ideas and reforms on Christianity were in direct conflict with the Catholic Church. These ideas, reforms, and thoughts on faith was the spark plug that started the Protestant Reformation. Luther began his career as an Augustinian Monk…

…ways of living and thinking. This began the formation of modern Europe. Overview: The leaders and the results During the Middle Ages, Christians visited Palestine, known as the Holy Land, which was the region where Jesus Christ had lived. The Muslims had…

…--comparatively few Catholics were killed at the camp--and, perhaps worse, to appropriate the millions of Jewish dead into the sacred drama of Christian martyrdom. Similarly controversial was John Paul II's canonization of Father Maximillian Kolbe, a Polish Catholic…