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| Who founded the earliest conception of Anglicanism? |
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| The Dead Sea Scrolls were written by: |
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| Who is Eziekiel (Judism)? |
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| What are the 3 main monotheist faiths? |
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| Judism, Christianity, Islam. |
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| How do muslims refer to 'God'? |
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| CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE is in: |
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Sacred geomenty
Labyrinth |
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| Founder of Christien Science |
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| CHURCH OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS - MORMONISM |
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| refers to initiatives aimed at greater Christian unity or cooperation, between Christian denominations. |
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| is the combining of different beliefs, often while melding practices of various schools of thought and various religious traditions |
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| strict adherence to specific theological doctrines usually understood as a reaction against modernity |
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| why was Vatician ii council so importent? |
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| "[Vatican II] was the most important [event] because... above all it sought to meet pastoral needs and, nourishing the flame of charity, it has made a great effort to reach not only the Christians still separated from communion with the Holy See, but also the whole human family." ( Pope Paul VI) |
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| chrietien based theology that speaks as a theology that moves towards black liberation against whoite rasicism. |
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| CHRISTIAN FEMINIST THEOLOGY |
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| a reliegious movement that seeks to make men and women equal in the church. complete understanding of Christianity cannot take place without women. |
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| CHRISTIAN FEMINIST THEOLOGY main mission is to: |
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| ordination of women, and a gender transcendent vision of the Divine. |
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| Despite the large population of Christians in North America, there is a huge problem of: |
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| lack of particapation and attendence at church today. |
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| Already today, the largest Christian communities on the planet are to be found in |
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Adhan (call for prayer)
Wudu’ (ritual purification)
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Jum’ah (Ar. “assembly”; communal Friday prayer) |
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| –‘Id al-Fitr (“Festival of breaking the fast”) |
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| pilgremegge, also the festival of sacrifice |
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| Muhammad as the restorer of the |
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| original faith of Abraham and as the sealer of prophets |
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| Noah. Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad |
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| Abraham as “the father of faith” (3 things) |
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–The original muslim and hanif (“righteous one”/monotheist)
–Sacrifice of his son Isma’il (Heb. “Ishmael), the ancestor of the Arabs
–Restorer of the Ka’ba (along with Isma’il) |
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| ancedotal or narrative material in the talmund. |
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| latin for revelation. it is the final battle between the darness and the light at the end of time. |
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| apocolyptic literature lurished when? |
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| Jews of northeren and Eateren Europe |
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| means 'son of commandments' given to a 13 yearold boy when he is initiatedinto adult ritual. |
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| the ones who leds musical chants in synagog services. |
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| means 'disperse'. it refers to the dispersment of hte jewish people, and began with the babylonian exile. |
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| the theory that the pentadeuch wa not written by moses but was compiled by multiple sources over a long period of time. |
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| the deportation of Jewish leaders from jerusulim. |
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| the migration of hebrews from Eygypt under moses. the birth of the isrealites. |
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| the body of Aramiach commentary attached ot the hebrew text of the mishnah |
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| what makes up the talmund? |
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| the liturgy of the passover supper |
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| legal material in the talmond |
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| pious ones. the mystically inclined followers of Baal shem tov. |
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