Just as Armenians are devout Christians, I myself was raised in a very strong Christian household. I grew up surrounded by many self-proclaimed Christians. ... It is not realistic for every Catholic to attend a Catholic school, but I do think parents need to encourage their children to attend catechism or religious education classes offered by most churches. ... Many "unbiased" public schools often pit science and Christianity against each other. ... Christian beliefs are constantly marginalized and considered strange. ...

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Just as Armenians are devout Christians, I myself was raised in a very strong Christian household. I grew up surrounded by many self-proclaimed Christians. ... It is not realistic for every Catholic to attend a Catholic school, but I do think parents need to encourage their children to attend catechism or religious education classes offered by most churches. ... Many "unbiased" public schools often pit science and Christianity against each other. ... Christian beliefs are constantly marginalized and considered strange. ...

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To pass time Loyola read Christian classics, which he became fascinated with. These Christian readings triggered the conversion that Loyola experienced. ... "# These Jesuit schools became a very influential and significant part of Catholic reform. ... "# Loyola's Roman College was the most established school and eventually became a model for other schools of the order. ... "The Schools for higher education which the order established everywhere after that time not only stood at the top of the educational institutions at that time, but were superior to new Protestant schools." # Loyo...

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I decided to interact with Christians because it was the only religion that I hadn't been introduced to. ... The movie is very touching; it is about the last twelve hours of Jesus, our savior according to Catholic and Christians. ... They told me that they had chosen to talk about teenagers dropping out of school because they knew I was going to be a good example to them. ... He went on and told me about his story and how he had become a Christian. ... And then I realized that although my story wasn't as interesting as his I had become a Christian right there and then. ...

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Religions of the World REL 100-01 Reaction Paper on Oscar Romero and "Liberation Theology" "Liberation Theology" A school of theology, especially prevalent in the Roman Catholic Church in Latin America, that finds in the Gospel a call to free people from political, social, and material oppression. ... We watch him wrestle with discovering an authentic Christian response to the injustices and oppression prevalent in El Salvador. ... Shortly after his installation as archbishop in February 1977, his Jesuit friend Rutilio Grande, who helped build base Christian communities in rural areas, was...

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He went to School and was very fluent in Latin. Back in those days, Latin was the language that people learned in school and continued to write essays in all the way through graduate school. ... He was of course Catholic as was most of the Christian world back then. ... In 1520,(Hooker ) there were three great reform tracts that were: Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation, The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, and Freedom of the Christian. ...

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Church officials wished to establish a colony of Europeans to serve as a model Christian community. ... This college attracted many marine cadets, some from even France itself.6 This college after a couple of years stopped running but because of the presence of the old school, it continued providing services until 1776 when they were shut down.7 The Sulpicians were people who served the parishes in and around Montreal.8 In Montreal the Sulpicians established primary schools and infant schools in which elementary instruction as well as religious preparation was provided in order to boost unity ...

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However, Paul continually reminded Christians, and argued against the Jews, that righteousness and salvation is a gift from God, through Christ. ... They more closely reflected the Jewish system of legalistic righteousness, rather then the Christian idea of God's free grace to repentant sinners. ... Martin Luther was born into a middle class family and when he was five years old, he was to school in Mansfeld, where his parents now lived. The subjects taught at this school were the Ten Commandments, the Creed, the Lord's Prayer, church music, together with some Latin and arithmetic. ...

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Even many social services such as orphanages, schools, charities, and hospitals were organized by the Church. ... " (McKay, Hill, Buckler, Crowston, Wiesner-Hanks 339) This meant that one only needed to have faith for God, grace to God, and most importantly, a deep understanding for Scripture to be a devout Christian. ... There are currently 800 million Protestants in the world, they all stand testament to the wide-spread influence of the Protestant Reformation ("Christian Traditions" 2011). ...

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It showed me how much of the Christian religions in America are more similar than they seem. ... They have things for all ages such as Bible school, Youth groups, and families for college students etc (website). ...

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