Reflection Of Christian Philosophy

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The Christian philosophy is used to teach all of the Bible doctrines and God’s perspective on life. Through this a person can be taught the right morals and how to live a spiritual life. The Christian philosophy comes from the Bible and in the Bible are God’s instructions for Christians. It teaches about God himself and how He is the author of the Bible and how He is the main subject from it. Also about the Trinity which includes God The Father, God The Son and God The Holy Spirit. All three of these individuals are God, and God is all three of them. Because of God anyone can have salvation, meaning they will be able to spend an eternity in Heaven if they accept the gift of salvation from Him. If the gift is not accepted they will be condemned …show more content…
The first part of the Bible is called the Old Testament, and it is formed by 39 books that describe creation, prophecy, ancestry and also the time period before the birth of Jesus Christ. After the Old Testament there is the New Testament which has 27 books that tell about the birth of Jesus Christ, his life, crucifixion and resurrection. Also the New Testament goes over the revelation period and what will happen after death. The Bible was written over a span of 1500 years. Even in such a vast time period the Bible flows smoothly and all makes sense as a whole. Also in both sections of the Bible it gives specific guidelines and principles Christians must follow. An example of some of these rules would be the Ten Commandments. These are a set of rules, given by God to Christians, to apply to their lives so that they can become better Christians and closer to God. In all the Old Testament and the New Testament were given as guidelines for the lives of …show more content…
In the Bible it states “Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away” Matthew 24:35 (NKJV). In this passage it expresses that God’s word will still stand when the earth comes to its end. It is saying that when Jesus comes to the earth again the Bible will still be relevant and useful, but more importantly that even after the second coming that God’s word will stand throughout eternity. Also in Isaiah 40:8 (NKJV) the Bible says “The grass withers, the flower fades, But the word of our God stands forever.” In this verse it communicates how the things of the earth are only temporary. However the word of God will endure forever. That is simply stated in the book of Isaiah in this verse. Altogether the Bible is God’s word and because of this it is promised that if will last until the end of time and also into

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