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A common theme among many religions is the shared struggle each one faces, the problem to overcome. Overwhelmingly, the problems are similar in each religion: disconnection with one’s true self or nature, ignoring the balancing life force, having too strong of an attachment to desire or material things, avoiding the spiritual and not heeding the…

This paper relates to religion in a very important way. Gay marriage has always been a controversial topic in the United States (and still very much is), and the religious part of this lifestyle is still disputable to this very day. While some religions are vehemently opposed to gay marriage, some religions are a little…

In one of my Capstone classes, we talked about the Kumbh Mela with Dr. Moody as our guest speaker. She brought up an idea that stuck with me. It was something that really got me thinking. Most people go on pilgrimages to be free of something, whether it be questions that have bothered them for…

First Amendment What is 1st Amendment? First Amendment gives the citizens of the United States the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. It was adopted in 1791 and is one of the amendments that are part of the Bill of Rights. It sounds simple as we read it but do we really understand…