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    With a name like Ivan the Terrible, it is hard to deny the possibility of Ivan IV reigning as the supreme absolute monarch. Despite his numerous bouts of psychosis and general instability, he was a ruthless ruler who would achieve what he desired by any means necessary, with absolute devotion to his state and his faith. One of the essential qualities of an absolute monarch is obtaining and maintaining full control of the lowly peasantry. Such a task may seem so simple, but without strict…

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    In addition, another similarity is that they both hang around people and places that they shouldn’t be. The Friar knows the barmaids because he is constantly in the bars (l. 245). This shows the reader that the Friar is not going around to the poor, but instead is in the bars. This means that he does not help the poor, but stays with those who he can get money from. He is also always around women (l. 217). He is around women for the wrong reasons. Instead of preaching to them, he is getting…

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    Doubt: Film Analysis

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    What was important in the film "Doubt", was the toll that that lack of faith or doubt, in this case, can have on an individual. During the beginning of the film we are introduced to sister Aloysius, a strict nun who does not tolerate any form of misconduct at the school she is in charge of, she is viewed as very cold and stern. Sister Aloysius has a strong feeling that one of the pastors, Father Flynn has touched one of the students. Throughout the movie, Sister Aloysius plays a game of cat and…

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    We had seen “the largest and most systematic projects- centering in the 1820s and 1830s – stemmed from broad evangelical groups, first the Congregationalists and Presbyterians, then the Baptists and Methodists” (Butler, Wacker and Balmer 187- 188). On the other hand, “evangelical religion, espoused especially by lower-class and lower-middle-class whites and slaves, challenged the culture of honor….. Besides mission, evangelical reformers spearheaded the growth of literacy in general and the…

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    Barack Obama is our generation's symbol of a greater America. He exemplifies the beauty of diversity in our country and enforces equality through his policies. Throughout his term, Obama has unearthed social injustices that have been left untouched for years. He believes implementing legal protections for gay rights is a constitutional promise and 2015 is the year for that justification. Earlier this week at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) fundraiser in New York, our…

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    “The momentous events of 1789 transformed French politics and society” (Daly 13). One of the most impactful events in French history. Thousands of lives lost. A culture and perception-changing event. The French revolution put an end to perhaps one of the worst situations the country has ever been in. Not many times in history is such a large and traditionally successful country has been forced through hardships and failures in seemingly all aspects of the country. The oppression of the French…

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    the reasons Catholics have remained largely on the sidelines is the well-established system of parochial schools in the United States, which make state laws relating to the public school curriculum of much less concern to Catholic clergy and parents than to Protestant clergy and parents." Pope Pius XII declared that he did not believe in evolution because it was said that it consisted of multiple species forming from one species. He also said that the teachings of the Catholic faith obliged to…

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    styled, ridged class structure made up of the monarch and three groups, the first, second, and third estates. At the top of the social ladder as the highest-ranking person in the country was the king, followed by the members of the First Estate, the clergy. The Second Estate consisted of the nation’s nobility, and finally, at the lowest rank was the Third Estate made up of the bourgeoisie, urban workers, and peasants. While the First and Second Estates had little political power, they were…

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    1. The first wall used by the clergy to protect themselves from fair council is their assertion that the temporal state has no authority over them. Luther believes this to be a lie, where in fact it is the exact opposite, the temporal state has authority over the spiritual. He supports this by claiming all Christians are spiritually equal, destroying the hierarchy within the Catholic church. He also uses scripture, specifically Romans 13:1-4 which states, “Submit yourselves to every ordinance of…

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    In 1726 he enrolled in the Jesuit college of Louis-le-Grand. In 1732 he earned a master of arts degree in philosophy, then he had abandoned clergy and started to study law. In 1734 Diderot decided to seek his fortune by writing. In 1772 the completed work of his Encyclopedia was published talking about science and chemistry In 1749 Diderot was imprisoned for 3 months because of his opinions…

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