New Religious Movements Two new religious movements have made large impacts on society; these are the Jehovah's Witnesses and the Unification Church (Moonies). First Jehovah's Witnesses, they see a new world in which all people, including many raised from the dead, will join hands in peace. ... (Fisher 437) Jehovah's Witnesses are monotheistic because they believe in one God. ... (Fisher 438) Because Moonies believe in one God, they can be classified as a monotheistic religion but it is their understanding of ultimate reality that is different from Jehovah's ...

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When many people visualize tradition, they think of something that's been handed down from one generation to another. Others may envision tradition as the handing down of information, beliefs, and customs. Tradition plays a major part in life. Everyone believes in different mythology. There are many...

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A good example is the Jehovah's Witness approach that they are to bring as many into the "kingdom- as possible. ... They are simply cut off from Jehovah. By rejecting a Jehovah's Witness while proselytizing you, they are responsibly for your eternal damnation. ...

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I truly believe that the Lord had His hand on me as a young child, as throughout my childhood, I used to pray and seek His face, but for the first 10 years of my life, my family followed the Jehovah's Witness religion. ...

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"What enters our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us" (A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy). To me this quote means, whatever thoughts or reactions you have when the word God is mentioned will determine how you think, feel, and behave. Thoughts on God vary througho...

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After the Jerusalem Council, it was clear that all people with faith would be saved and that this does not only include Jews, but also the Gentiles. Believers were "free from the law," meaning that they did not have to live under the law. However, we can see Paul blaming the Galatians about their fi...

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Throughout history, Christians have persecuted Jews. Jews have been the target of prejudice and many conversion attempts. However, Christianity has the same origins and core beliefs as Judaism. The similarities between Christianity and Judaism are numerous. For example, both Jews and Christians beli...

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Introduction Christianity has existed in Australia since the arrival of the first fleet dated in 1788, and was basically the most dominant religion as there was only a minor of other religious followers such as Islam and Judaism. In today's modern world, Christianity is still the most popular re...

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During his life he witnessed many things that affected him. ... Blake believed that the God of Experience is Jehovah, Nobodaddy (Nobody's Daddy, a contemptuous colloquial 'contrary' to Father of All, the title that the votaries of conventional Protestantism claimed for their tyrannical deity). ...

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