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http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/68bdcfff603b0fe71cc832c5a75bc34b.pdf
pdf of blog on different religions views of various forms of adornment including jewelry, makeup, hair, tattoos, clothing, etc. Religions discussed are Judaism, Islam, Amish, Jainism, and Maori culture.

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/c588454ffd9e214a5259cac4a2a3dd24.pdf
Religions exist because of their followers. Without followers, a religion would become extinct. In order to gain adherents to a religion, they must have beliefs that are appealing to people. One powerful conversion tool for many religions is the…

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/d0270199fc504f22a9999b05ec3bd521.pdf
Essay analyzing worldwide divisions between church and state specifically Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam in the United States and Middle East.

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/d6a472446a24208d7b10dbdb0153ffc5.pdf
This blog focuses on how religion affects politics in the modern day. This blog went through different locations throughout the world and how each has a strong religious background that affects modern policies and laws coming into play. The main…

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/136da4c23e981ec1a9bfc982f067a4b4.pdf
PDF of a blog about different fundamentalist and extremist groups in different world religions including Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, and Hindu.

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/69979451d057130b58a894c3b2adf850.pdf
Blog on creation stories from different religions and an analysis of them

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/472072b3b30729c4a85e8a5cb45d27c2.pdf
Written by Deonna Felton Fall 2015, this blog contains opinions and facts in relation to ISIS a terrorist organization. Each blog posts describes different tactics the organization uses for recruiting.

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http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/60c066734c1e9257776b1828ec552639.pdf
The blog is talks about a range of scenarios where the media portrays the specific religion in a particular way.

http://omeka.lib.fsu.edu/files/original/a0c60b6b3043cb2ee09c285ff7bc02f2.pdf
This blog covers how different religions feel about in vitro fertilization. Since it is a relatively new technology, there are still many questions regarding the acceptation and limitations in each religion. Fertility issues are a problem for many…
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