Notes, abstracts, papers, exams and problems of Religion

Lutheranism

The Lutheran doctrine was based on a number of basic principles:

• Salvation by faith and not by deeds
• Defence of a universal priesthood
• Belief that the Bible was the only source of truth
• Reduction of baptismal and Eucharist sacraments
• Refusal to worship the Virgin and saints

Anglicanism

King Henry VIII of England separated from the Pope because he refused to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragón. The Act of Supremacy was passed in 1534, declaring him the leader of the Church of England.

Calvinism

It arose in Switzerland under the guidance of John Calvin, who added the doctrine of predestination to Lutheranism. This claimed that people were predestined at birth and had to honor this divine grace through hard work and a strict morality.... Continue reading "Key Principles of Lutheranism, Anglicanism, and Calvinism" »

William Blake (1775-1827)

Father of Mary Shelley (her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft). De soltera, Mary Goldwin.Frankenstein: romantic gothic

• Imagination, feelings, breaking the rules (taboo - the way the doctor’s playing with body parts), 

• Romanticism references: solitude, God is the only one who can create life. Taboos,freedom. • On one hand, we have many romantic elements… but there is an additional element: a philosophical concern about the nature and solitude of human beings.Features:• Against rationalism• Against Augustan poetry: neoclassical, where it is important to follow very rigid and strict patterns, both in the form and in the contents. • Symbolism. Interesting because of the symbols. He liked engraving. Symbolism... Continue reading "Concept of education" »

Gothic Art: Art:

Was developed in Western Europe between the eleventh and twelfth centuries, and lasted until mid-thirteenth century in some areas. It is a religious and didactic art

The buildings are taller and lighter than the Romans. They were very bright

Parties: buttresses, buttress, transept Bobeda, towers, pillars, windows, aisles, nave.

Romanesque: Architecture:

Parties: bell towers, roof, dome, dome point Madi, aisle, aisle, transept, apse, transept.

The Byzantine Empire: A late fourth century, Theodosius divided the empire into two parts: I. Western and I. The east.

The I. Eastern lasts till the fifteenth century under the name of the Byzantine Empire. The I. Byzantine had its greatest splendor in the sixth century by Justinian I.... Continue reading "3 phases" "byzantine architecture" »

A New Light Shines on My Life: Faith

1 - A new light shines on my life: Faith

The Cross is the True Test of Faith

2 - The cross is the true test of faith

Jesus is God, is All

3. - Luz.es Jesus is God, is all

Leave it All to Dios. He is the Most Faithful

4 - Leave it all to Dios. He is the most faithful

Not Worth the Purposes Unless God Gives Strength to Fulfill

5 - Not worth the purposes unless God gives strength to fulfill

I Put All My Trust in the Lord and Hope of His Mercy Every Good

6 - I put all my trust in the Lord and hope of his mercy every good

Somebody Always Helps Us Achieve Our Goals

7 - Somebody always helps us achieve our goals

Long Love of God and Projimo. Este is the Goal of Our Constant Aspiration

8 - Long love of God and projimo. Este is... Continue reading "Faith, Trust, and Love: A Journey with God" »

5) A V century onwards, the Empire gave the Church the privilege of court and gave the applicant a private jurisdiction over the clergy.

6) In the tenth century, the Church arrogated to itself the jurisdiction over all matters concerning the sacraments and marriage.

7) The progressive extension of judicial control of the Church was facilitated by the collapse of the political, legal and jurisdictional in Western Europe following the fall of Western Roman Empire and Germanic invasions.

8) More and more cultural prestige and increasingly strong and organized at the institutional level, the Church tended to hegemony in the political and legal mechanisms to impose the kings and political organizations to protect peripheral

9) The institutional... Continue reading "Theory of roman law" »

NEWS: The most current thinking N. The are several fundamental principles: the creation of individual values, defense of worldly values, creating new values ​​arising from the death of God. 1 in our present value that pays more worship is freedom. With the emancipation of women is set equal freedoms for all humans. 2 º the time in which he sinned against God or religious precepts is overcome by sexual liberation, but most people judge negatively that sexuality is not it is associated with fertility. The truth is that love, commitment, and has nothing to do with sex. Nowadays sexuality is no longer a taboo and is consumed as a commodity. 3 ° it is undeniable that our society has undergone a process of disassociating secular

religious... Continue reading "ABCDE religious" »