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1. Catholics vs Episcopalians
   ... phenomenon I do not believe is linked to a particular faith, more to the social class that makes up the church members. One aspects that Catholics seem to ...
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2. What do Catholics and fundamentalist believe about the bible ...
   ... The Fundamentalists view the Bible as the single source for inspiration. Catholics look to the Church as a guide in interpreting the Bible. ...
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3. Roman Catholic Church
   ... They administrate the Church in various countries and territories, and are responsible for all Catholics in these lands, worldwide. ...
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4. church visit
   ... source for inspiration. Catholics look to the Church as a guide in interpreting the Bible. By understanding the Bible as th e Word ...
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5. Death Penalty
   ... Although, people expect the solution to this dilemma coming from the Church, Catholics, who are the majority of Christianism, the widest religion around the ...
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6. ABORTION in the catholic church
   ... Interestingly enough, the majority of Catholics that have been questioned on this topic were opposed to the churchamp39s harsh rules, and thoughts. ...
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7. Decline of Catholicism oral
   ... of we are the only way to salvation came we are one of the ways to salvation.This new open mindedness in the catholic church appealed to Catholics and drew new ...
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8. Decline of Catholicism oral
   ... of we are the only way to salvation came we are one of the ways to salvation.This new open mindedness in the catholic church appealed to Catholics and drew new ...
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9. Orthodox and Catholic Church
   ... Also in Orthodox Church use leavened bread and wine while the Catholics use unleavened bread and only the priest is permitted to receive Communion with wine. ...
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10. Reformation
    ... Through various methods including the Inquisition and the Council of Trent, all Roman Catholics reaped the rewards of the improved Roman Catholic Church. ...
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11. Catholicism vs Fundamentalism
    ... The Fundamentalists view the Bible as the single source for inspiration. Catholics look to the Church as a guide in interpreting the Bible. ...
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12. Catholic Church
    ... a large increase in middle class, and a Decline of the Catholic Church. ... Catholics believe in transubstantiation or the actual changing of the wine and bread to ...
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13. Martin Luther
    ... The reformation started with groups leaving the Roman Catholic Church and ended with the Catholics reforming themselves. However, it was too late. ...
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14. new england vs chesapeake
    ... The Catholics had a shortage of religious leaders and had the vestries run the church. The Chesapeake colonists also had a very large tolerance for merchants. ...
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15. Seperation of Church and State
    ... own beliefs and intruding into matters which are better left to the church and parents. ... In 1960 an overwhelming number of Catholics cast their vote for John F ...
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16. Seperation of Church and State
    ... own beliefs and intruding into matters which are better left to the church and parents. ... In 1960 an overwhelming number of Catholics cast their vote for John F ...
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17. The Roman Catholic Church and Birth Control
    ... Are Roman Catholics proclaiming that using an artificial contraceptive is the same as ... When the Roman Catholic Church was organized, one of their main purposes ...
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18. Catholics Take on the End of the World
    ... 5 The Reign of Antichrist who will be a powerful adversary of Christ. He will seduce the nations by his wonders, and persecute the Church. ...
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19. Religious Conflict in England
    ... recognizing the Church of England Anglican church. He then upset the system when, after this acknowledgement, James II began placing Catholics in high ...
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20. Lutheramp39s Reformation
    ... Fourth, the Church should be a central part of a Catholics life and faith. ... Fourth, the Church should be a central part of a Catholics life and faith. ...
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21. The Major Religions of the World
    ... The last major Characteristic of the Catholic Church is the acceptance of the Apocrypha in 1546 at the Council of Trent. Catholics consider the fourteen books ...
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22. Repercussion of the Reformatio
    ... The Jesuits tried to keep Catholics from leaving the Church, and tried to make Protestants return to the Catholic Church. Jesuits ...
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23. Elizabeth I
    ... was protestant, but she seemed to want to find a way to make a Protestant church that reflected her views and would appeal to both Catholics and Protestants. ...
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24. Bismarck and how he dealt with opposition
    ... The church grew used to dealing with persecution and was strengthened when Catholics all joined forces and wanted a party which could defend the church. ...
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25. roman catholicism
    ... The Bishop is the chief in the church, andaccording to Jonesamp39s book the Bishop has ... However, the Roman Catholics pray to her and evencall her ampquotThe Mother of God ...
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26. What Domestic Problems faced Elizabeth
    ... The change was made to satisfy Catholics who could not accept the monarch taking ... extreme Protestants who disliked the idea of a woman as amp39Head of the Churchamp39. ...
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27. Religious Freedom in the British North American Colonies
    ... He fled to Rhode Island, and built a Baptist church. He established complete freedom of religion, even for Jews and Catholics. He ...
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28. Sex and the Catholic Church
    ... An alarmingly high percentage of Catholics use artificial birth control, and very few agree with the Church on the evil involved with contraception. ...
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29. scietific revolution in europe
    ... One interesting thing to note is the reversal of the position of the Catholic Church. At first the Catholics were more tolerant, reserving judgement of ...
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30. How Religion has Shaped History
    ... new culture spread SITE Another thing from 400900 AD that was influenced by the Roman Catholics was the way the pagans lived. The church encouraged farming ...
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