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    Tianna Ferroni! Art 102! Amiko Matsuo! Museum Paper! Meeting of the Bodhisattvas Manjusri and Samantabhadra! ! Bodhisattvas in Buddhist culture are deemed enlightened and are worshiped as deities. Therefore it is logical for one of the biggest Buddhist cultures to have constructed a sculpture in their honor. Created during the Tang Dynasty in 742 by an unknown artist in China‚ the sculpture “Meeting of the Bodhisattvas Manjusri and Samantabhadra” pays homage to the bodhisattvas Wenshu and Puxian

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    in (1714-1770)‚ George Whitefield’s was known as a revivalist in England. He dedicated most of his time in proclaiming the gospel than providing theology books. However‚ he wrote sufficient detailed interpretation on the deity of Jesus Christ. He presents evidences for the deity of Christ on the basis of the book of John. In spite of the clear evidence found in Scripture‚ Whitefield’s relies his arguments strict from the Bible and not from other outside sources. And that is exactly what Jeongmo Yoo

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    Roman religious system‚ the Celtic deities were assigned different roles and were worshipped based on the population’s current needs i.e. harvest‚ success in battle‚ etc. However‚ the Celtic deities appear to have been more wide reaching in their functions than their Roman counterparts. Although the names of over 200 separate deities have been recorded in the Celtic world‚ when examined more closely we can find that depending on the town or region‚ a single deity could be known by more than one name

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    KhalafAllah Safina( This paper is focusing on the multifaceted concepts of two titles which are frequently occurred on three of Greco-Roman temples. The first one is sDmw which means literally “Listeners”. It is usually accompanied two groups of deities. Each group has a special iconography‚ epithets‚ roles and offerings such as the divine judges and the protective fierce genni . The second title which means “Who Hear Prayers”. it is clearly showing the essential part of a spiritual life between

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    characteristics comprise (1) belief in a deity or in a control beyond the person‚ (2) a doctrine (established teaching) of deliverance‚ (3) a code of conduct‚ (4) the make use of of sacred stories‚ and (5) religious ritual (acts as well as ceremonies) Belief in a deity. There are three main theoretical views regarding the survival of a deity. Atheists believe that no goddess exists. Theists consider in a deity or deities. Agnostics say that the survival of a deity cannot be prove or disproved. Most of

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    One similarity between the myths of the Navajos and Greeks is that they both believe that their gods or deities created earth‚ and believe in anthropomorphic deities. Among the stories of the Native American tribes and greek mythology‚ the “themes of water appear to play a big factor in the wiping out of evil” (Hamilton 84). The water is symbolizes the cleansing and action of purifying

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    The Roman religion was a polytheistic one that it had some dynamics in it to make this polytheistic religion continue in a good sound. For this‚ I would like to give Charles King as a reference that he explains the dynamic of the Roman religion as its mechanism as below: 1. Polymorphism‚ the idea that gods could have multiple identities with incompatible attributes‚ 2. Orthopraxy‚ the focus upon standardized ritual rather than standardized belief‚ and 3. Pietas‚ the Roman ideal of reciprocal obligation

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    The amount of deities that were worshiped in ancient Israel is unclear itself‚ but there are a specific few major gods to focus on for the understanding of the books of first and second Kings. The worship of gods other than El or Yahweh was specifically mentioned as a sin as described by the famous ten commandments in Exodus chapter 20 and later in the book discovered by Josiah in 2 Kings chapter 22. The main deities they worshiped to consider are El‚ Yahweh‚ Baal‚ and Asherah. A common difficulty

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    Evolution Deities Aspect Introduction: India has seen the birth of many cults and religions. A lot of factor governs the beginning of these cults. It is common knowledge that many deities in Indian religion were began to worship out of fear. As humans it is soothing for us to believe in a super power which is capable of giving as well as ridding us off our problems. This principle applied for animals too and it became the basis of animal worship in India‚ as all the existing

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    Metternich Stela is a tall piece of graywacke stone that is attached to a rectangular brick on the bottom and is oval in shape on the top. A little above the middle of the stele‚ is an image. The image shows a being of great importance in the center—a deity of some sort. This god-like being holds a scorpion‚ a snake‚ and a feline animal in each hand and is stepping on a crocodile.

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