How Did Christianity Influenced Ethiopia

led to this singularity of artistic expression are numerous and varied, yet they illustrate how an exclusive form of African art established a significant position in the evolution of art. The art of a region is reflective of its culture and values. However, art and culture is not able to flourish without freedom and independence, which gives insight into the indomitable spirit of the Ethiopian people. Ethiopia preserved their independence for two thousand years. Due to their independence, Ethiopians

to Israel came from Ethiopia and the former Soviet Union. Both groups changed the dynamic of Israeli society in ways previous groups had not. In Israel today there are 125,500 Ethiopian Jews. This constitutes 1.75% of the total population and makes Israel home to the largest Ethiopian Jewish community. This group lived predominantly in the North and Northwestern parts of Ethiopia and can trace its origins back to biblical times, when many Jews migrated to Ethiopia following the exile

of Africa below the Sahara, that area was never really isolated but it was hard and difficult to contact. Between 800 and 1500 C.E the contact with the “outside world” grew intensely. “Social, religious and technological changes took place that influenced many of the different people throughout the vast and varied continent.” Meaning that there was a lot of changes that helped transform the continent to what it is today. “African societies developed diverse forms, from large centralized states

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to their soon to be husband. Syria and Pesia women did not wear vails. Even with all of these luxuries women were still not considered equal to men. The highest job they could do was be a drudge laborer. Men were still the ones favored and were the ones that decided divorce, inheritance, etc. Very poor civilization In the south there was little art and architecture. Mecca which was one of the most popular cities did not have much to offer. Poets and Gods Their main focus

The being of who has influenced the many people in this world, is Jesus Christ. With over 2 billion followers, Jesus Christ and his name is connected with the devotional feelings of two hundred millions of the race of mankind. Christianity also has played an influential role in history. It has developed out of Judaism. Christianity was founded by Jesus Christ, considered the Son of God by the Christian denominations. Christians can trace their founding date within a year or so to the crucifixion

Makonnen took the imperial throne in Ethiopia in 1930 as Haile Selassie I, a new movement was born in Jamaica. The crowning of a Black King? Was this not what Marcus Garvey told his Jamaican followers fifteen years earlier when he said"Look to Africa for the crowning of a Black King; he shall be the Redeemer"(BARRETT 8 1)? Selassie would prove to be one of Ethiopia's most noble leaders. He pushed education for his people. He made a valiant effort to drag Ethiopia out of its stagnant state of unpaved

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century, religion, culture, politics, economics, education, society, and technology were all intertwined. Each one effects each other with conflicts or growth. Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity are the main religions of the world. Christianity was accepted by the Roman empire, and became the main religion there. The Romans followed the beliefs of Catholicism. However, when the Germans attacked, they took over the west side of the Roman Empire. The

Jenkins is a contributing supervisor for The American Conservative and composes a month to month section for The Christian Century. He has also composed articles for Christianity Today, First Things, and The Atlantic. Jenkins work in several different fields. Extensively, his major current interests include the study of global Christianity, past and present; of new and emerging religious movements; and of twentieth century US history, chiefly post-1975. He additionally has a continuing interest for

peripheral regions in Africa, civilization also spread. Similarly to in Asia, civilizations started to expand rather than form as kingdoms like Kush took their form of writing from the Egyptians, and Ethiopia created contact with Greece and Rome. Trade spread religions like Judaism and Christianity which helped form and grow civilizations through spirituality. In conclusion, Trade helped create and expand civilization to the peripheral regions of Africa and

Leadership has been an ever-changing concept for me. The people that I have encountered while serving in ministry have greatly influenced my definition of leadership. I have seen my paradigm on leadership evolve as a result of their influence in my life. I look at leadership as a potential and ability to contribute significantly to an organization, community and to the society. At various stages of my life I have experienced significant contributions, sometimes in a formal set up and sometimes in

some of the adherents were growing tired of the obeah, or the carried over mysticism. Zion Revivalism was more traditionally Christian, while Pukumina was much more varied and allowed for any spirit to possess, thus it was the more influenced by Myal. The Rasta religion was partially founded on attempts to eliminate these mystical elements, but there were many more causes that formed the religion. It originally rose up out of the black urban masses of Kingston. In the

process whereby an individual influence a group of individuals to achieve common goals” (Lewis, J., Lewis, M., & Packard, 2012, p. 235). The people that I have come across in my childhood, in high school, and serving in ministry have significantly influenced my definition of leadership. I have seen my model on leadership has been concrete on this experiences and growth as a result of their influence in my life. Therefore, I look at leadership as a potential and ability to contribute significantly to

much as possible. Then the discover of Wealth came to power, and diamonds and jewels were common in Africa. This builded up all of Africa’s economics and the Europeans. Also the Europeans took over all the countries in Africa except for Liberia and Ethiopia. The two countries had to learn fast about Europe and for them in tremendously worked. But imperialism only got worst for them, the effect is they made a new imperialism with more forms of control, new methods of management and managing colonies