Pilgrimage is out of date?

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Please help me with my homework cos I don't know anything about pilgrimage :s Please give for and against with this statement please.!! Its need to be in by tomorrow and I have art exam for 5 hours which I dont want to stay 1 hour after school dententio just to do this when I know nothing.

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@shydevil,

looks like your screwed

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@shydevil,

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@Butrflynet,

That is too much to read. I only need to know for and against at that statement :/ I have to do my art work as well cos the exam is tomorrow :/

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@shydevil,

That's too bad. Try to plan in advance next time.

Too much to read? Mercy! You want it tied up in a bow? You need to make an effort. People here are not going to do your work for you.

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@Ragman,

On the other hand we are a site that describes us as having experts, and oft times that is true. Most posters who might think about answering with what they know want to see that you have thought about the subject and at least googled, and like it if you show work and explain where you got stuck.

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@Ragman,

But this website is for asking stuff and discussion.

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@shydevil,

Once in a while someone just gives an answer. But we aren't a do your homework site, that I've noticed. We'll often (if we see the post) help you with it if you actually do some yourself.

A lot of information is now available online. Some of that is plain wrong, or discussible.
Not that long ago, a lot of us went to research libraries to look up history, and that was both frustrating and rewarding - we might have had trouble finding stuff and, doing that, learned a lot.

Dialing for an answer in a few minutes? that is what google and similar sites and wikipedia are for. Sometimes you can get a quick straight answer here, but it's more a place that can discuss the history of pilgrimages at some length. But not like ZAP.

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@shydevil,

You want a for or against at that statement?

Pilgrimage is out of date? - yes because many people are losing interest in organized religions, and because people are lazy and do their pilgrimages on the internet rather than doing the hard work of actually making the journey themselves....sort of like going on a website and asking them to do your homework for you rather than doing the reading needed to be able to do it yourself.

Pilgrimage is out of date? - no, there are still many people interested in history and cultures, and because there are still ambitious people who are interested in learning for learning's sake, or want to get ahead and are willing to do what it takes to get there, even if it means making a pilgrimage to the library in pursuit of the answers.

Which are you, shydevil?

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@Butrflynet,

I asked my bf to help me so I'm none of your question Smile

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@Butrflynet,

If I know that you were useless then I would be very please if you didn't post anything Smile

I only expecting people to answer my question, that's why its there for you all to answer. If none of you don't answer what's the question is then I would love if you all just **** off and ignore this. Thank very much Very Happy

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@shydevil,

So it goes.

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@shydevil,

I did answer your question, you just want someone else to do your work for you.

The only person who is failing you is yourself.

Correction, your boyfriend is failing you too.

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@Butrflynet,

Religious has nothing to do with my life and everyone has to do that subject and why should I pay attention for that ****? I'm more into computing and designing

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@shydevil,

hello?

Don't rely on boyfriends or girlfriends for answers - that sounds mocking but I don't mean it that way.

I hope you learn to think at length yourself. I don't mean that as a slam, a lot of us have needed to think over time.

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@ossobuco,

If I wanna think it myself then I wouldn't post this question Smile

get it??

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@shydevil,

Lazybody. Like a starfish.

I should explain, a long ago friend described a starfish on his chest with finger movements, saying the word, lazybody.

Obviously, I'll always remember that.

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@Butrflynet,

Butrflynet wrote:

Do your homework....these will get you started...go from there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage

http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/pilg/hd_pilg.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_pilgrimage

http://www.brill.com/encyclopedia-medieval-pilgrimage

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_pilgrimage_sites_in_India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_pilgrimage

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajj

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Catholic_pilgrimage_sites

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bah%C3%A1%27%C3%AD_pilgrimage

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Pilgrimage_Festivals

Wow! This, plus these are simply classic.

shydevil wrote:

That is too much to read. I only need to know for and against at that statement :/ I have to do my art work as well cos the exam is tomorrow :/

Throw in the latest response, and it isn't hard to see why this site is so negative on homework help.

shydevil wrote:

If I wanna think it myself then I wouldn't post this question get it??

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@ossobuco,

More like sassydevil or lazydevil than a shydevil. Laughing

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@shydevil,

Pilgrimages aren't just about religion.

If you had the opportunity to do so, would you make a visit to the Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, or Intel offices to see their design and programming departments in person and learn where and how it all started?

That's also a type of pilgrimage, especially if you had to learn something difficult and struggle to overcome obstacles to get there.

The very first link I gave you has the answer to your question if you were to bother to read it.

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In the early 21st century the numbers of people of all faiths making pilgrimages has continued to rise, with 39 of the most popular sites alone receiving an estimated 200 million visitors every year.[3] There is a growing awareness within the major faith organisations that fulfilling the spiritual obligations of pilgrimage may paradoxically conflict with the spiritual obligation to care for the natural world. In response to these concerns a global Green Pilgrimage Network[4] was inaugurated in 2011,[5] with municipal and religious authorities from Baha'ist, Buddhist, Christian, Daoist, Islamic, Jewish, Shinto and Sikh sacred sites committing to the shared goal of minimising the environmental impact of pilgrims and, ultimately, achieving a 'positive footprint' for pilgrimage. In 2012 an India Chapter of the Green Pilgrimage Network was launched, with a further ten Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic and Sikh pilgrimage sites from across India.[6]

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