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"Abandon hope all ye who enter here." from Dantes The Divine Comedy. Words inscribed on the gates of hell. |
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A - if followed by a consonent sound
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CLW - Ecumanism - a movement promoting understanding among various religious groups. |
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Alot - wrong
A lot - right |
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| 16th century French religious reformaer |
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| was a 13th - 14th century Italian poetand his mastorpeice is the Divine Comedy |
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| A Jewish ceremony for boys age 13 and its the beginning of religious responsibility |
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| Roman Catholic saint known for simplicity |
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| "I think, therefore I am." |
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| Johann Wolfgang van Goethe |
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| 18th century German poet\; his most famous work is Faust. |
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| Jewish festival celebrating 2nd century triumph over the Syrians and rededication of their temple in Jeruselum |
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| docturine that states human affairs should be governed principles |
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| Italian political phylosipher of the renaisance, who believed in subordinatling moral principals, author of The Prince. |
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| religious ceremony or nite |
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| 18th century German philosipher who focased on understanding the of the limits of human understanding and reasoning |
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| 12th cntury Persian poet, author of the Rubaiyat. |
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| unused, fresh, unmarked latin for blankslate |
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| writings sacred to Hinduism |
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| independent state in the boarders of Rome and the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church |
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| Irish funeral celebration that involves drinking and eating |
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| skull cap worn by some Jewish men |
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| the general moral intelectual and cultural climate of an era, and its German for time spirit |
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| plays that stress the illogical or irrational aspects of experience |
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| woman, beloved by Dante, whop guides him through paradise in The Divine Comedy. |
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| containing most of the Old Testament; found in the late 1940's in a cave near the Dead Sea. |
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| American Religious Reformer, who founded Christian Science |
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| a belief that events are determined by impersonal fate, and cannot be changed by humans. |
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| favor, love, and protectiono of God. |
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| regaurds the mind, spirit, and ideas as the most fundimental kinds of reality. |
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| religion based on the teachings of the Torah. |
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| representation of something on a much larger scale. |
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| essay by John Stuart Mill; it defends the liberal idea of political freedom. |
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