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Saint Paul's Sense Of The Christian Community
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A 6 page paper that begins with a brief introduction to Paul's missionary journeys. The writer provides a short background on the city of Corinth and explains it is in Paul's letters to the Corinthians, especially in First Corinthians, that we find his clearest sense of what it means to be a community of Christians. The writer discusses the text that explains Paul's views of the Christian community, adding insight from other authors. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PGpaulcc.rtf

Saint Thomas Aquinas (1224-1274)
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A 20 page paper that consists of four sections: Biography, Historical Context, Ethical Concerns, and Contributions, Influence and Application. The biographical sketch includes Aquinas' birth, education, his choices and what his family did, his activities as a Dominican and other information and, finally, his death. The writer includes comments on why Thomas suddenly stopped writing. The essay then discusses the historical, political and religious context in which Aquinas was born, studied and worked, including some of the conflicts at the time. The essay discusses how Thomas perceived human acts and the criteria for goodness. The section on his contributions and influence briefly describes his Summa Theologica as well as his influence during his life and today, such as the unity he brought to the Church. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Filename: PGaqu07.RTF

Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)
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A 24 page paper that begins with a biography of Thomas Aquinas. The paper then discusses Aquinas' proofs for the existence of God found in his Summa Theologica. The writer comments on the Orthodox Church's dismissal of Aquinas' work. The paper concludes with a discussion of the influence of Aquinas' work then and now. Footnotes and an Annotated Bibliography of 20 sources is included in the page count.
Filename: PGaqun06.rtf

Saints in Medieval Europe
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A 6 page paper which examines the saints of Medieval Europe and then examines their importance to the people in this particular time and place. Saint Perpetua and Saint Balthild are compared. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: RAsaints.rtf

Sarah's Journal
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A 5 page paper written in the first person, from the perspective of a young 18th century Quaker woman still living at home with her parents. The paper takes the form of a journal, in which Sarah wonders about the reports received in Meeting about the opposition to the Friends in Massachusetts and Virginia. The community has visitors, and they finally come to understand they can ask straight questions and receive straight answers from these people. They are confused that others could hold themselves in a position in which they could enslave others, and they are a bit amused that other men are unable to see their wives as equals. Sarah writes of Meeting events and of making a quilt of special, brightly colored fabric that would be unsuitable to wear. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSQuaker1700s.wps

Satyagraha and Buddhism
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A paper which considers Gandhi's satyagraha in terms of Tibetan Buddhism, with reference to its value as both a spiritual concept and a means of political struggle. Bibliography lists 2 sources
Filename: JLsatya.rtf

SBC: The Southern Baptist Convention
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(7 pp) Examining any specific belief system is a challenge, as one is confronted with the verbal response of "that is not really right, or correct, or certainly what I believe." Therefore this discussion of the Southern Baptist Convention will look at what is written and the response that is given to that stated doctrine. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BBsbapts.doc

Secular Nationalism Versus Religiously Based States In The Middle East
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10 pages in length. Secular nationalism and religiously based states have long held opposition for each other's beliefs. When imagining a community in the Middle East and other areas, such as Diasporas, organizing a state and providing it with a moral basis for legitimacy would have to abide by the needs of both sectors, inasmuch as there cannot be social, political or economic adaptation to the exclusion of either one. Clearly, the impact upon local communities from modern governments and the global economy has been such that the eruption of individuality has been noted in abundance. How do these two frameworks, as well as the persistence of tribalism/ethnicity and the politics of sociability help one to understand contemporary communities, such as Palestinians, Syrian Jews, and Egyptian villagers. When one considers the vastness of global culture as it relates to social politics, it becomes clear that the progression of secularism has unleashed an entirely divergent appropriation of perceived personal rights. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: TLCsculr.doc

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