The middle policy won lots of support, she said, ‘I will not make a window into men’s souls, there is only one Jesus Christ, and all else is a dispute over trifles.’ This decision was so important to her and England because if she would of chose the wrong choice for example make England Protestant then there would have been a religious war and the Catholics would rebel. Over all I think Elizabeth handled religion the best way she could because she made two
Out of the eight main points of the settlement, I found that Elizabeth had rules that would please both Protestants and Catholic’s. For example one of her new laws was too be in charge of the church (pleasing Protestants), but not called ‘Head’ and was supported by bishops (pleasing Catholics). Another example of a Catholic based law was some church courts would remain. This is seen as pro-catholic because Protestants were against any form of church courts. Yet, the settlement was clearly not entirely favourable to Catholics.
After much heat from the Catholic church, he proposed that if the employer’s refused then health insurance would be responsible for providing coverage. This is where the article picks up. In the article, Christakis uses facts to show that the cost of providing birth control is not nearly that of the cost of unintended pregnancy. Also, that many unintended pregnancies end in abortion. Therefore, it is not the employers’ right to deny the majority of those that are unable to afford children, and want to reduce unintended pregnancies the coverage of birth-control.
Not taking away our right to free will & procreation, but asking that we decrease our procreation rate. Political & Social For the consumers who are religiously and socially motivated, the purchasing of contraceptives could be seen as a sac religious act. . In an article Published February 1, 2013 in the Huffington Post Obama initially tried to extend health insurance coverage to include contraceptives, and prevention of pregnancy. He was met with opposition from institutions with religious affiliation, One Group, The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty is quoted as saying that ““Today’s proposed rule does nothing to protect the religious liberty of millions of Americans.
The problem here lies in education, but another major issue involves resources. A highly conservative estimate of the number of child sex trafficking victims in America is between 100,000 to 300,000, yet there are less than 100 beds available in restoration homes. The film seeks to explain that humans can fix this. What needs to happen is organization. In the student’s words, “There is a lack of central organization to help mobilize the masses and connect various anti-sex trafficking initiatives.” The combination of success in the three areas of awareness, resources, and organization would result in the most positive movement towards ending modern day slavery this nation has ever seen.
Persons that are pro legal abortion claim that a fetus is not a human being and that personhood begins at birth. In addition they claim fetuses are incapable of feeling pain when an abortion is performed. The anti-abortion is usually a religious belief and threatens the vital separation of church and state. Furthermore, abortion gives the couples the option to choose not to birth babies with severe and life-threatening medical conditions; it is not right to sentence a child to life with an acute handicap such as Cystic Fibrosis or Down Syndrome. Moreover children should not come into the world unwanted as this only increases the already high number of orphans.
But I do not think it is right for the government to make abortion illegal either. Individual liberty is one of the founding principles of the United States and the decision to have an abortion is a very personal one. While I think it is a serious choice to have an abortion, I think there are some situations where it can be justified. A woman should not be forced to have a child that is the result of rape or incest. Even if these cases are only about one percent of abortions, it still affects thousands of women each year.
Catherine was also raised a Catholic, but she was never pious like Jane. However, Catherine went on to represent the Catholic people’s best hope for influencing the King to restore the Catholic faith to its pre – Reformation superiority. In today’s society, to be as young as these women were when they married, would be uncommon. Jane married Henry at the age of 27, which isn’t that uncommon, but it’s still quite young. Catherine married Henry at the age of 17; she was just a young girl.
U.S. Bishops Urge Constitutional Amendment to Protect Marriage From my research, the article ‘U.S. Bishops Urge Constitutional Amendment to protect Marriage’’ is published on the America Catholic News Service reflected Catholic Bishops called for a constitutional amendment to protect the unique social and legal status of marriage. And, in Catholic belief, marriage is between one man and one woman. The supporting article ‘Washington state florist sued again for refusal to service gay wedding’ reflected a florist refused to sell flowers to a gay couple for their wedding due to her own private religious beliefs and she doesn’t want to be forced to participate in an event that she doesn’t believe in. This main article and the supporting article
Assess the veiw that woman are no longer opressed by religion When it comes to woman and religion there are many arguments that suggest woman are opressed and then many that say woman arent being opressed. Feminist are the main people who suggest woman are being opressed when it comes to religion. Feminist see relgion as patriachal ideology, which is where the men are in power and use religion as a way to get there ideas across. so for example they say man is made in gods image. So this patriachal ideology legitamates gender inequality where woman are concerned as women can not become higher leader in the church the highest women can go is to become a vicar.