Denomination and Church Leadership Statistics The Revolution produced a country under the rise of Communist Marxist-Leninist ideologies that directly impacted the leaders within the various Christian denominations. The church suffered a tremendous loss in the houses of worship that were taken or shut down and the leaders of those ministries. The proposed list of the […]
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Theorists Use Theory for a Comprehensive Explanation In qualitative research, theorists utilize theory to offer a comprehensive explanation, similar to the approach taken in quantitative research, such as ethnographies, a scientific means of describing the individuals within a culture. In the case of the Communist takeover of Cuba, theoretical speculation is not necessary as the
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The Qualitative Method is a Highly Adaptable Tool The qualitative research method is a highly adaptable tool that enables researchers to investigate a broad range of questions and hypotheses about societal changes resulting from a particular philosophy or social or cultural shift. In the case of Cuba, Fidel Castro proclaimed the country as a Communist,
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The Phenomenological Approach The phenomenological research approach is a construct of examination stemming from the philosophical and psychological schools of thought in which researchers share the experiences of individuals involved by sharing living experiences that determine the phenomenon in question. The philosophical approach is rooted in the historical challenges faced by the Christian church, particularly
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The Christian Church in Cuba Was Dismantled The Christian church in Cuba bore the brunt of Fidel Castro’s Communist government, leaving it dismantled by the ordeal. Understanding the impact of Castro’s revolutionary takeover in Cuba requires thoroughly examining various curated sources. This involves scrutinizing how Marxism, Communism, Atheism, and Socialism influenced the Christian church in
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The Cuban Council of Churches, the Communist Machine The Cuban Council of Churches is an organization made up of churches that have received approval from the communist regime in Cuba, which does not recognize the existence of God. It is the communist regime that sanctions without the revelation of Jesus Christ and will be judged,
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According to the New World Encyclopedia “Santeria (Santería in Spanish, meaning “Way of the Saints”) is a set of related religious systems that fuse Roman Catholic beliefs with traditional Yorùbá beliefs that, over time, became a unique religion in its own right. Properly known as Lukumí in the Yorùbá language, meaning “friendship,” Santeria was the
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Socialism, a Foundational Stone of Communism Socialism sounds just so nice and soft. Socialism sounds better than Communism, but that is not the case today. If you did not listen to episode 6 of George Carlin – Euphemisms, Soft Language, 1990, you have to go back and give it a listen. According to Socialism, a
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The Historical Impact of Communism It is essential to examine the historical impact of Communism on the Christian church to gain deeper insight into Fidel Castro’s approach to the Revolution in Cuba. After all, Fidel had stated, “Communism or Death.” Throughout its existence, Communism has been at odds with God, Jesus, and the church, akin
José Martí devoted his life to protecting Cuba from colonial rule, particularly those under the control of the United States, since the late 1800s. Let us quickly define colonialism. In essence, colonialism attempts to dominate via politics and economics involving the control of a country and its people by settlers from a foreign power. Are there
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