Much of the Catholic terminology that was used was borrowed from Greek philosophy, so that there could be a clear-cut difference between the beliefs of Judaism and Christianity. ... Arius" beliefs are derived from the Catholic Church's teaching of a tripersonal God. ... O"Collins describes Arius" beliefs saying, "Arius described the Son/Logos as being created before the beginning of the world, out of nothing, and by the will of the Father- (TG 112) The most heretical and shocking aspect of Arius" philosophy was his view of Jesus Christ. ... Christ is someone that a Christian can pr...

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• Grade Level: High School

Much of the Catholic terminology that was used was borrowed from Greek philosophy, so that there could be a clear-cut difference between the beliefs of Judaism and Christianity. ... Arius" beliefs are derived from the Catholic Church's teaching of a tripersonal God. ... O"Collins describes Arius" beliefs saying, "Arius described the Son/Logos as being created before the beginning of the world, out of nothing, and by the will of the Father- (TG 112) The most heretical and shocking aspect of Arius" philosophy was his view of Jesus Christ. ... Christ is someone that a Christian can pr...

• Word Count: 1568
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School

Mendoza was shot and fatally wounded after fighting to protect the Guarani from the invading Portuguese and Spanish military and more specifically after he had helped two Guarani children who were struggling on a bridge to run away from the opposing soldiers. ... After viewing this historic film, two factions within the Catholic Church exists: the Jesuits vs. ... The Jesuits view the Guarani as human beings, not animals. ... His Eminence viewed the tribe as "hard to read", whereas the Jesuits could see the Guarani's potential as Catholic's right through them. ... They see n...

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Because Browning's views on spirituality changed, his poetry also gives insight on the internal conflicts within his life. ... Robert Browning's first deviation from his faith was at the age of fifteen or sixteen. ... He took his knowledge of a competitive world and viewed it as a reason for hope and reason to continue his struggles. Browning saw this scientific revolution as a bridge connected God and man; and answer to the mysteries of life. ... No ease henceforth, as one that's judged...shut from heaven" (line 1000, 1030). ...

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• Grade Level: High School