... , where even the animals competed to breathe. The humans, especially in Britain were crammed full into housing and also competing like the animals for fresh air. There were arguments about rights for different economic classes, the sexes, and the separation between religion and government. With new inventions came more tourists and trade to and from Britain, and it grew into an ... pile complete. (Tennyson 54.5-8) Within Christianity the story of how God created all is usually taken under the text that God did not make things in excess, but that every animal had it's purpose. Nature, oft...

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... evil. But more important was the one supreme Spirit, Hananim, the creator and beneficent ruler over creation. This high God was worshipped at mountain shrines; and to win his favor animal sacrifices were offered at appropriate times. Springtime and harvest festivals were particularly important. For more details, one can look at my book entitled Faiths of the Far East. 1 For ... same year Rev. Horace Underwood 4 organized an orphanage and school as part of his missionary work. Protestantism taught the dignity and worth of each soul. This emphasis upon personal rights tended to weaken the...

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... . The next person to come by is The "Good Samaritan " who helped the man. He dressed the man's wounds with wine and oil. He then puts the man on his animal and takes him to an inn and pays the innkeeper with his own money and tells the innkeeper to take good care of the man, and he would pay for ... 's estate which he was expecting to inherit when his father died and also wanted freedom from his family. While the elder son stayed at home, and his father kept his rights and his portion of the estate that would inherit one day. Unlike the oldest son, the younger son turned his into cash and...

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... will be realized; I cannot persuade myself that there is anything good in prospect Christianity has no head whom all will obey. Neither the pope nor the emperor is accorded his rights. There is no reverence and no obedience; we look on pope and emperor as figureheads and empty titles. Every city state has its king and there are as many princes ... have shown that the church was notorious for sucking money out of the people any way they could. "They were known to have sold false relics to unsuspecting believers, passing animal bones and bits of torn cloak as those of Jesus Christ. Often ...

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