… who favored a conservative Church and was against all religious liberalism. Through his papacy, Pope Pius IX did all that he could to get rid of liberal Catholicism, most notably publishing the Syllabus of Errors. (Bokenkotter T., 272) When…

… the sixth century B.C. in what is now modern Nepal. His father, Suddhodana, was the ruler of the Sakya people and Siddhartha grew up living the extravagant life of a young prince. According to custom, he married at the young age of sixteen to a girl…

… a nuclear devastation, new times have begun, as a post atomic society is left to pick up the pieces and start over. In the little town of Waknuk, most of the pieces were lost, and now the basis of their society is built upon an extreme form…

… became what we are today? Was earth created by God or by the stars? Were we created by God's hand or did we evolve from apes? Throughout my life, I only know two ways how life, man, and earth we created. One of the ways is through my Catholic faith,…

… existence and how God is with us always. The two are so similar that if someone were to mix Psalm 23 and the hymn up, it would be complicated to distinguish between them. The Hymn of the Aton and Psalm 23 are in many ways saying the same things. …

… of Athena) was held in the height of summer of the 28th day in Hecatombaion – if only you could have been there with me to experience it first hand. I’m just going to have to explain to you what happened! We all gathered at the Dipylon gate at…

… Jainism Hinduism Throughout the history of Indian culture there has been a continuous interaction between the different religious, linguistic and social groups, and this has resulted in a richly textured mythology, rivalling the whole of the Europe…

… will deny that we live in the days just prior to the return of Jesus Christ. All around we see the signs of the Savior’s return: wars, famines, disease epidemics, sexual vices, religious/ethnic persecutions, global pollution, floods, droughts, escalating…

… Judaism, Buddhism, Islamic, and Hinduism, are all different, but are somehow all the same in 5 different categories. These categories are founders, practices and rites of passages, beliefs, and holidays. Although each is different in their own…

… fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries, what is now known as England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland were ruled by a paganistic and heathenistic group of people called the Anglo-Saxons (Anglo-Saxon England and Wales” pg.2). These rulers were…