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Charlemagne, the name given to Charles, King of France and the first Emperor of the western Christian Empire, lived and ruled during the eighth and ninth centuries, A.D. Over the course of his career as a leader, the Holy See as its foremost defender and enforcer recognized Charlemagne. Under his rule, Christian Europe was effectively consolidated under one guiding political and religious body as had never been accomplished before. Over the course of this paper, his direct influence and control over the Church will be discussed.
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114.19361 New Testament Christology.
New Testament Christology, "today lives in the tension between continuity with the church's doctrinal tradition on the one hand and, on the other, openness to the new experiences and understandings of Christ arising out of the particular contexts of suffering and hope", (Migliore, 242). One of the central Christian tenets is that Christ cannot be contained within any house of man's making - nor, by extension, by any literary construct of the Bible or any interpretation thereof. While the literalist churches base their faith upon an absolutist reading of the Bible, the deeper thinking Christians and scholars all observe that God's words are in the Bible, but not God himself. Therefore, there is more to God than what is in the Bible and being open to new ways of experiencing and knowing God is what forms the center of Christology. It is the purpose of this paper to examine the nature of New Testament Christology and a selection of the manners in which it is approached.
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115.19362 The Crusades.
The Crusades were, at the most simplistic and generalized level, a war of conversion - to take back from the 'heathens' the land where Christianity was born, that ultimately failed on all accounts. A crusade was a holy war fought against those perceived to be the external or internal foes of Christendom, for the recovery of Christian property, or in defense of the church or Christian people. As far as the Crusaders were concerned, the Muslims in the east and in Spain had occupied Christian territory, including land sanctified and made his very own by the presence of Christ himself. The First Crusade, and all Crusades thereafter, was an exceptionally violent campaign that was waged in the name of God. The Church justified the extremes of aggression and the validity of Christian violence as being an extension of the original Soldiers of God who had waged war for the supremacy of Heaven - they would be fighting for the Kingdom of God on Earth. The Crusades introduced a great deal of Eastern / Islamic culture to the West and vice versa. Ultimately, the Crusades were a failure - at least in the intended goals of dominating and creating a permanent presence in Jerusalem and the other Holy cities in the region. Toward the final crusade, the motivation had become less religious and more economic, thus causing the loss of the moral superiority assumed by the participants in the First Crusade.
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Filename: 19362 Crusades Christianity God.doc
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116.19385 An Compare and Contrast of martin Luther and John Calvin.
This is essay will show the similarities and differences of Martin Luther and John Calvin's theological attributes. Also, an analysis of how these theologies compared with Christian doctrine, and why they held such a mass appeal for their followers.
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117.19391 The Militaristic Missionary Policy and Commune Orientated Monastic Policy of Early Christianity in Europe.
This paper will discuss the nature of Christian missionaries and the aggressive means that they used to convert their followers. By studying the writings of St. Benedict, we can see comparisons to Boniface and Leona in this progressive missionary style.
This paper is about religion. Religion, I believe is the most sacred attribute that constitutes a man's life and conditions, grooms, nurtures and refines a person in a spiritual, generous, audacious manner and most often than not inflicts a positive impact on his character and his morals. It is a set of beliefs, values, and practices based on the teachings of a spiritual leader, a book, or divine power.
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Filename: 19393 Faith Religion Man.doc
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119.19808 God's Existence.
Work out one of the traditional proofs of God's existence, answering any of the possible objections.
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