'Canon law' presentation slideshows

The Middle Ages

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. The Fifth Commandment . Questions to Ponder . Does God's revelation forbid all killing, or only some types of killing? What is the meaning of human suffering? Can the desire to prevent suffering ever justify taking someone's life?

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The Middle Ages

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Medieval Church

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An Exegesis on the Status of Mensuration in 1805 based on the works of James Thompson

An Exegesis on the Status of Mensuration in 1805 based on the works of James Thompson. A tale of gentle madness leading to new insights John A Kershaw, Jr. Professor of Forest Mensuration, Faculty of Forestry University of New Brunswick.

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The Crusades and Papacy of the Middle Ages

The Crusades and Papacy of the Middle Ages. Notes from James Meadows. Reasons for Launching the Crusades. The advance of Islam was stopped by Charles Martel (734) at Tours, France. Pope Urban II called (November, 1095) for all the faithful to a vast crusade.

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The Inquisition

The Inquisition. The word "inquisition" refers to the tribunal court system used by both the Catholic Church and some Catholic monarchs to root out, suppress and punish heretics . These were baptized members of the Church who held opinions contrary to the Catholic faith.

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After Ordination

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Some Pastoral Concerns about Cremation

Some Pastoral Concerns about Cremation. Early Catholic Opposition to Cremation. The body, as the instrument through which the sacraments are received, is itself a sacramental, holy object;

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Nationalism comes to Italy, 1815-1861

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Tradition in the Orthodox Church

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Roman Catholic Theology & Vatican II

Roman Catholic Theology & Vatican II . Faith, Hope and Charity Come Before the Law. Second Vatican Council (1962-65). A council of reform and renewal Key topics Liturgy Church Aim was revitalization Faith, especially a renewed understanding of the centrality of Christ

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Chapter 21

Chapter 21. Vatican II and the Church in the Modern World . The State of the Church (2oth c.). Secular attitudes (matrimony/sexuality) changed how society viewed itself. Blessed John XXIII and the Council. Part I . Bl. John XXIII. Elected b/c of age

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The reformation

Martin Luther, Protestantism & the Counter Reformation. The reformation. During the Renaissance, there was a massive increase in Literacy rates People looked back to Greece and Rome and believed that they were Golden Ages of civilization

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Giving and Growing

Giving and Growing. Chapter 6. WHY DO WE GIVE?. Because that is what God tells us to do in the Bible

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Copernicus (1473-1543)

Copernicus (1473-1543). By: Travis ramcharran. Smart Guy. Renaissance ushered in technology Copernicus took advantage Posited that the planets revolve around the Sun Doctorate in canon law He knew that his findings would create shock

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The Medieval Church

The Medieval Church. as Europe became Christianized, those who did not belong to the Church were viewed with suspicion priests administered sacraments (necessary for salvation), explained the Bible, provided moral guidance and helped the sick and needy

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Citizens and the law

Citizens and the law . Sources and Types of Law. Keeping the peace.

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The Rise of Common Law

The Rise of Common Law. King John and Magna Carta. English Canon Law. Political history of the West has largely consisted of attempts to put into action the religious principles that rulers must obey the higher law.

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