Xi Jinping Essays

  • Communist Party Movement

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    On his idea of “consultative democracy,” Xi Jinping says “the whole of society will be consulted about the interests of the whole country while people in a certain area will be consulted about local affairs and a certain group of people will be consulted about affairs relevant to their interests” (Dickinson 278). Xi Jinping’s statement aims at pleasing the people by saying that the Party will listen to their concerns, but this

  • Tolkien's Lord of the Rings as a Catholic Epic

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    Tolkien's Lord of the Rings as a Catholic Epic It will be the contention of this paper that much of Tolkien's unique vision was directly shaped by recurring images in the Catholic culture which shaped JRRT, and which are not shared by non-Catholics generally. The expression of these images in Lord of the Rings will then concern us. To begin with, it must be remembered that Catholic culture and Catholic faith, while mutually supportive and symbiotic, are not the same thing. Mr. Walker Percy

  • Summary Of A Moral Reckoning By Daniel Goldhagen

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    REVIEW OF DANIEL GOLDHAGEN’S ‘A MORAL RECKONING: THE ROLE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE HOLOCAUST AND ITS UNFULLFILLED DUTY OF REPAIR’ This essay will review Daniel Goldhagen’s controversial moral inquiry, ‘A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and Its Unfulfilled Duty of Repair’, published in 2002. Goldhagen attended Harvard University as a graduate, undergraduate and assistant professor until he was denied tenure in 2003; this possibly indicates his limited status

  • Abortion Essay - The Church Was Pro-Choice

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    The Church Until Recently Was Pro-Choice From a sermon delivered on February 15, 1998 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, by the Rev. Elaine Gallagher Gehrmann: Most of us know that the Roman Catholic church teaches that life begins at conception, and yet most of us don't know that this is a relatively recent change. It wasn't until 1869 that Pope Pius IX decreed that "ensoulment" takes place at conception. Up until then, the Catholic church had taught

  • Religion and its impact on ethical decision making in Multicultural contexts in Healthcare

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    Jehovah's witnesses believe that the bible has prohibited ingesting blood and have concluded and applied the same ruling on accepting blood transfusions, donating blood or storing it for transfusion. It is considered as a non-negotiable religious stand and it is believed that those who accept and appreciate life as a gift from god should not sustain it by doing something that would condemn it, such as accepting blood. Often, the doctor's ability to help a patient is limited by their beliefs, which

  • The Eucharist

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    The Eucharist (Otherwise known as the Holy Communion or the Blessed Sacrament) is a Catholic sacrament considered to be the apex of Christianity. While some Catholics and different branches of the English Church believe that this bread and wine are transformed into the literal blood and body of Christ, others believe that it is a simple expression of faith. It is considered to be the very essence of love that binds us to the savior; and it is this teaching of love that inspires the Catholic view

  • Pope Pius XII: Hitler's Pope?

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    Pope Pius XII: Hitler’s Pope? The Holocaust was a devastating time, which caused an unbelievable number of deaths, so much pain, agony, and turmoil to so many innocent victims. Is it possible that one voice could have made such an impact that they could have saved millions? Could Pope Pius XII have really made that much of a difference? Should he have stepped in? What are the facts? Even though the Vatican’s policy is to remain neutral in world matters to prevent further conflict, the Pope should

  • How the Pope Affected The Holocaust

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    Sometimes it is easy to judge people for their actions, but you may not know the whole story. It is important to first educate yourself on the facts of the situation. Although you might think you know all there is to know about a certain subject, there is always more to be learned. One person to consider with this is Pope Pius XII, The Vatican’s Pope during the time of World War II and the Holocaust. Although he didn’t say much outwardly and publicly, he did do things behind the scenes to aid the

  • Saint Bernadette Soubirous

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    Saint Bernadette Soubirous The Soubirous family lived in the far north of the little town of Lourdes, in the Lapaca district. A large stream flowed there, and on this stream there were seven mills; one of them known as the Boly Mill, and this had been the residence of the Soubirous. Francois Soubirous leased the mill from relatives of his wife, Louise. In many ways, it was the trade of the miller that had brought the couple together. They had married on the parish church on 9th January 1843. By

  • Saint Therese of Lisieux

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    examination of her writing. Becoming a Doctor of the Church is truly one of the highest, most... ... middle of paper ... ...opularity with the common people because of her common works, she was beatified in 1923 and later canonized by Pope Pius XI in 1925. Saint Therese of Lisieux led a simple life and did simple deeds that people can do everyday, yet her deeds touched people’s lives and made them feel important and worthy. Her dedication to helping out impresses me and proves that little deeds

  • Margaret of Anjou: Monstrous Monarch or Quintessential Queen?

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    been taken hostage in Dijon, Burgundy when she was only a few years old. With her mother in charge of her education, Margaret was able to study with the same tutors who taught her brothers until the age of fift... ... middle of paper ... ... Louis XI to bury her in Angers Cathedral at Chateau Dampiere between her mother and father. Margaret of Anjou died August 25, 1482 at the age of fifty-two years old, Louis did follow her final request and her remains are still there today. Works Cited

  • Pope Clement XII

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    and the impacts that they had on the religion that I have been practicing daily since Kindergarten. When I learned about Pope Clement XII’s issuing of the papal bull in Eminenti, I was intrigued from the start. Having prior knowledge of Pope Clement XI and Pope Clement XII, I knew that tolerance was not a popular aspect of their lives, and I knew that the Bull in Eminenti significantly would have an impact on the Catholic culture and Church History. As I read more in depth about the bull, I realized

  • The Spaniard Quietist Miguel de Molinos

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    character and a "brilliant and widely cultured mind". His reputation of director of consciences and spiritual guide granted him the admiration and esteem of all kinds of people among whom was Cardinal Benedict Odescalchi who later became pope Innocent XI. At his arrest those who new him close were very distressed. His servants kissing his feet and calling his "a saint" where convinced that all was a mistake. When all this took place in 1685 Molinos was fifty-seven years old, (he was born in 1628 ).

  • The Success of Mussolini's Relationship with the Catholic Church

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    The Success of Mussolini's Relationship with the Catholic Church Mussolini had to encourage high-quality associations with the Roman Catholic Church simply because, regardless of his dictatorship, the Roman Catholic Church was such a powerful institution in Italy. While Mussolini governed the political side of Italy, the Roman Catholic Church governed the spiritual side. In this sense, Mussolini could not afford to anger the Roman Catholic Church. As a young man, Mussolini had shared his

  • Pope Pius XII and the Jews

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    The twentieth century was marked by genocides on an monstrous scale. One of the most terrible was the Holocaust wrought by Nazi Germany, which killed an estimated six million European Jews and almost as many other victims. During this dark time, the Catholic Church was shepherded by Pope Pius XII, who proved himself an untiring foe of the Nazis, determined to save as many Jewish lives as he could. Yet today Pius XII gets almost no credit for his actions before or during the war. Anti-Catholic author

  • The fall of absolutism in Sweden

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    THE FALL OF ABSOLUTISM IN SWEDEN It was a typical November night with a light cold breeze in the air. The time was nine o clock in the evening and the date 30th of November 1718. The King was standing firm at his place on the parapet that was facing the fortress of Fredriksten. It was the second military campaign against Norway and the siege had only lasted for ten days, until an unexpected event changed the situation dramatically. While heavy firing was commencing from the fortifications

  • History Of The Virgin Mary

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    Tradition of the Community: Starting in the Middle Ages, there were the first written accounts of visions of the Virgin Mary, but as the time moved into the Reformation Age, the visions of Mary became more and more frequent. People claimed she appeared them and acted as an instrument of God, telling them to spread the faith and build churches. The most well-known vision that took place during the Reformation when Mary appeared to Juan Diego of Guadalupe, Mexico in 1531.There were many reported

  • Xi Jinping's Rise To Power

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    Xi Jinping and his rise to Chinese presidency began in Beijing during China’s reforms under Mao Zedong. His father was a communist party leader that was persecuted after Mao turned on his own party during the communist revolution. Though Mao’s cultural revolution did not exactly succeed, it threw young Xi Jinping into the political world with concepts of pragmatism and bureaucratic ideas. He moved to the southeastern part of China where he developed the economic and political roots that set him on

  • Theme Of Corruption In The Crucible

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    For all of its praise of ethics and morals, humanity ironically condemns itself through its innate corruption and tyranny. The birth of this corruption lies in the presence of control, as world leaders constantly assert their dominance over their nations, steadily desiring continued control over the people. In the modern People’s Republic of China, the public witnesses an extreme ruling that controls its media consumption with continued government support of the “Great Firewall of China that prevents

  • Age Of Ambition Essay

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    the political sphere. This essay will also explore certain aspects of the anti-corruption campaign. Several features of Xi’s campaign has distinguished itself from others. Xi has made many bold statements by the intensity and scope of the campaign. This effort established the authority of the new leadership and its capabilities. Xi has taken others by surprise by the investigation of retired high level ranking officials. Also, the vast investigation of associates’ linkage to high level officials acts