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    spread from one place‚ class‚ or person took different turns. Christianity began covertly‚ with secret cults and meetings; while Buddhism‚ from the beginning‚ agreed with the native religion‚ allowing it to be accepted in society and spread through monasteries and schools. However‚ they both did become incredibly popular and proliferate. There are multiple arguments that can be taken on to explain the differences in diffusion during this time period. Politically‚ Christianity posed a greater threat to

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    twelfth century. They usually played with their hands and hit the ball against a wall. However‚ the monks soon developed crude instruments with which to strike the ball. They also developed the first type of playing court‚ which was usually the monastery courtyard. It is there where they devised a crude net with a rope to divide the playing areas. Over the next few centuries‚ the game spread to several countries in Europe‚ and it developed several variations. By the start of the nineteenth century

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    He made himself `Head of Church`and closed down the Catholic Churches and Monasteries. He then divided the land between his nobles‚ who became landlords. The landlords then‚ offered pheasants a parcels so that they could cultivate it and support themselves. Thus‚ the landlord became wealthy by the taxation of the pheasants and the

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    Table of Content Pema Lingpa -The treasurer The Origins of the Pema Lingpa Lineage The Pema Lingpa lineage dates back to the 9th century‚ when Padmasambhava‚ also known as Guru Rinpoche‚ first brought Vajrayana Buddhism from India to the lands of Tibet‚ Nepal and Bhutan. Guru Rinpoche’s vast spiritual activities left behind an enduring legacy that has survived vibrantly through many ensuing centuries. It is said that Guru Rinpoche

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    St. Thomas Aquinas AKA Thomas Aquinas Born: 1225 Birthplace: Roccasecca‚ Naples‚ Italy Died: 7-Mar-1274 Location of death: Monastery of Fossanova‚ Sonnino‚ Italy Cause of death: Illness Remains: Buried‚ Sant’Eustorgio‚ Milan‚ Italy Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic Race or Ethnicity: White Occupation: Religion‚ Philosopher Nationality: Italy Executive summary: Catholicism’s leading theologian St. Thomas Aquinas‚ or Thomas of Aquin or Aquino‚ scholastic philosopher‚ known as Doctor

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    SAINT PATRICK’S DAY INTRODUCTION The Irish culture has been significatly shaped by Christianity which arrived in Ireland in 5th century A.D. with the preachings of Saint Patrick. The Saint is said to have travelled all over the country spreading the word of Christ. It was at the hill of Tara‚ a mound in country Meath (considered the religious capital of Eire in ancient times) where he picked a three-leaf clover or shamrock to illustrate the doctrine of the Trinity. He made such an impression

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    dome‚ which was a symbol of Russia’s strong religious background. At the age of eighteen Rasputin went through a religious transition. He eventually went to the monastery at Verkhoture. At this place he became aquatinted to the Khlysty sect. After spending some time at this monastery he did not become a monk. When he came to this monastery he had no intentions of becoming a monk. But this even eventually leads to fame and power for Rasputin. At the age of nineteen‚ Rasputin returned to his home

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    St. Louis‚ MO: Concordia Pub House‚ 1984. James‚ Orthodox Eastern Church. The Divine Liturgy of the Holy Glorious Apostle James‚ the Brother of God‚ First Hierarch of Jerusalem: Set to Melodies of the Russian Orthodox Church. Basking Ridge‚ NJ: Monastery of St. Mark of Ephesus‚ 1978. Painter‚ John. Just James: the Brother of Jesus in History and Tradition. 2nd ed. Columbia‚ S.C.: Univ of South Carolina Pr‚ 2004. Bütz‚ Jeffrey J. The Brother of Jesus and the Lost Teachings of Christianity. Rochester

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    The advantages the church took of people in medieval times The Medieval Church played a far greater role in Medieval England than the Church does today. In Medieval England‚ the Church dominated everybody’s life. All Medieval people - be they village peasants or towns people - believed that God‚ Heaven and Hell all existed. From the very earliest of ages‚ the people were taught that the only way they could get to Heaven was if the Roman Catholic Church let them. Everybody would have been terrified

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    How did Doegyal gain Immense Popularity? Je Pabongka composed the Shugden´s life-entrustment ritual on the insistence by Shugden himself. Pabongka conferred the Shugden Life-Entrustment practice for the first time in 1921. However‚ in 1935‚ he went to meet his teacher Takpo Dorjechang Pema Benza in the hope of obtaining a reliable source of the practice‚ which he needed desperately. The pro-Shugden followers say that the Life-Entrustment practice originated from the pure vision of Takpo Dorjeechang

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