What really caused a spike in this campaign was the routine prayer and religious statues in public school classrooms. After multiple law suits against the school board, the case finally reached the U.S. Supreme Court and prayer was banned from public schools "much to Christians' displeasure. Around this time the evangelicals Jerry Falwell and Ed Dobson preached to convince Christians they had a higher calling than to protest in the Civil Rights Movement. ... In 2006 Obama addresses, "Whatever we once were, we are no longer just a Christian nation; we are also a Jewish nation, a Musli...

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Over 70 percent of the Australian population is Christian and the most popular branches of Christianity are Catholicism and Anglican. ... On 3 February 1788 he conducted the first Christian service in Australia under a gum tree. With his wife, Mary he administered to 1,100 convicts, soldiers and settlers of several religions and many denominations of Christianity, financed the first church building completed in 1793 and established the colony's first school near Circular Quay. ... For instance, it is rarely for a Christian follower to go to Church on every Sunday week. ... Instead of go...

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These Jewish Christians began the first churches, in Jerusalem. ... Doctrines and Practices In Christian teaching, Jesus is the supreme preacher and exemplar of the moral life, but for most Christians that does not fully justify significance of his life and work. ... Another fundamental component of the Christian faith and practice is its community. The community of faith in the church is the primary setting for Christian worship, although Christians of all traditions have placed a strong emphasis on private devotion and individual prayer. ... The 700s and 800s saw the emergence of the first m...

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The only people who have a right to complain about the Crusades would be Orthodox Christians who were betrayed by Roman Catholics, which was the primary reason the Ottoman Muslims sacked Constantinople and replaced the Byzantine Empire with their own; this same regime eventually went on to massacre a few million Armenian Christians and Jews decades before the Holocaust. Christians slaughtered Muslims in great numbers, and Muslims slaughtered Christians in great numbers. ... But do you see Catholic pedophiles or rapists or school shooters being funded with billions from across the globe and ch...

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While some organizations would be able to refuse it would be mandatory for many organizations including: judges, police, prosecutors, public daycare workers, teachers, school employees, hospital workers and municipal personnel. ... Although Canada does not have an official religion 75% of Canadians claim to be part of a Christian religious group. Many experts say Canada is in post- religious times, as many Canadian Christians are now becoming pessimistic and have stopped displaying their Christianity. ... With the Muslim community constantly growing they will soon be the majority in Canada rel...

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This was a process in which Ottoman authorities would demand the handing over of young Christian boys to the Ottoman service. ... The people of Višegrad, the Turks and the Christians, incessantly argue and disagree about any changes or modifications made in the town or to the bridge. ... During the span of the tale, we see children, Turks, Christians, and even women more and more welcomed on the bridge. ... The change brought by the arrival of the foreigner's shows the difference between the Western's urge to keep making changes and the belief shared by the Christians and Muslims th...

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., 2004) They encouraged thought and creativity by building schools and hospitals. ... The sultans of the 1400s created a military system that drafted young boys from Christian families and made them legally the slaves of the sultan. ... Ottoman rule was easy for Christian communities to accept because it did not disrupt their belief system. ... Muslims recognized the Jews and Christians, since their religion was based upon the same biblical tradition as Islam. ...

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Abu El-Haj (2007) reports that several Muslim veiled female students were harassed in their neighborhood school, being told by their teachers that they "look like a disgrace in that thing," while some were threatened with disciplinary sanctions if they did not remove their scarves (cited in Bonet, 2011). ... Thinking of the most terrorist figures ever, Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin who killed millions of people come to be the most terrorist figures in the human history, they both were Christians. Providing people with those chosen terrorist figures of the 19th century can imply that...

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The Ottoman Empire emerged from a group of ghazis, Muslim warriors, who waged war against Byzantine Christians in an effort to expand the domain of Islam. ... Establishing mosques, bureaucratic institutions and madrasahs, Islamic schools, the Ottoman Empire was stabilizing as it grew. ... In fact, when Spain was reconquered by the Christians, many Jews fled to remain under the umbrella of Ottoman rule. ... Under Ottoman control, Christians and Jews were granted millet status. ...

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Qadhi also explains that those who think that Jews and Christians are going to enter paradise are wrong. ... He notes that Jews and Christians took their rabbis and their monks to be their lords. ... Taymiyya would agree that all Muslims must take actions on their own to seek true Islam, rather than blindly following or simply identifying oneself with a school within Islam. ...

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Many Christian religions emphasize God giving man free-will to choose his/her path (with consequences, of course). ... Culture and personality are widely considered a collaborative "school of thought....

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Boko Haram Boko Haram made headlines in 2014 when they kidnapped 185 Nigerian school girls, as well as young boys and older women on this rampage.17 According to Fox News, "Boko Haram has kidnapped an unknown number of girls, women and young men to be used as sex slaves and fighters. ...

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In a rapport by Lutz (2014), it is stated that cultural biases are compounded by poverty; and this leads to many poor families in for example Middle East; parents who can only send some children to school will see boys as a better investment for the family. ...

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