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    Heresies

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    the University of St Andrews and has several publications. The purpose of the book is to show why it matters what Christians believe. The thesis statement is important because the book shows how heresies can affect one’s belief. Ben Quash and Michael Ward divide the book into two part. The two part…

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    wardrobe reflect Christian beliefs and what does it teach us about the Christian faith? By Adam Shooshtarian The story of Narnia is one of the most popular fantasy novels in the world having sold over 100 million copies in 47 different languages. When you read or watch Narnia for the first time you may not understand the true meaning of the events taking place, for there is more depth and hidden meaning to what seems like an innocent children’s book. There are many references to Christian…

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    The Pilgrim's Progress Book Review What is it like to be a Christian? John Bunyan paints an accurate picture of the Christian life through his allegory The Pilgrim's Progress. Through the characters and locations in the book, Bunyan points out the false views of God people have, the flaws of having these views, and the rewards one receives when he obeys the Bible. A couple of Bunyan's characters Talkative and Christian show the difference between having head knowledge about God and having…

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    To understand the Christian Worldview is to know God: who He is and what He means to Christians. In the beginning, God is the sole creator and ruler of the heavens and the earth, the creatures that dwell upon the earth, and all things seen and unseen. A “God who is to be feared, known, and loved as the sovereign Creator of the universe to whom all glory, honor, and praise belong” (Diffey, n.d., para. 9). To Christians, there is but only one God, however, he exists in three persons: Father, Son,…

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    This discussion will cover how Jesus is superior to the various important figures of the Old Testament, the tabernacle and covenant associated with Israel, and will evaluate the relevance of Hebrews for contemporary relations between Jews and Christians. There are five areas noted in “A Survey Of The New Testament” (Gundry,…

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    New World Creationism

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    grew up in a Christian home and I've gone to a Christian school all my life, so I have had a lot of Christian influences and I think that's one of the reasons I believe what I believe. In Genesis 1 God speaks the world into existence, making everything in the natural world, just as we see things today, in 6 days and it was good. God made us to glorify him, and even after we disobeyed him, he still wanted us to be with him and to have a connection with us. So Jesus died on the cross so that we…

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    haven’t been able to find a comparable church proclaiming or practicing these beliefs. The true perception of the Pentecostal has been diluted due to its integration to Evangelism and other religions. As Cross proclaims, “While Pentecostals share many theological tenets in common with other Christians, we have experienced God in ways others do not confess. Rather than viewing theology as a description of our distinctiveness, we need to understand the all-encompassing difference which our…

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    Baptism is a ceremonial immersion in water, or application of water, as an initiatory rite or sacrament of the Christian church. It symbolises the covenant between God and mankind to save all of mankind from eternal damnation if they believe Jesus Christ to be their Saviour. It is an important part of the Catholic journey, as it is considered to be the initiation into the Catholic church; John 3:5; Jesus answered, "Very truly, I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born of…

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    Colossians 1-4 Analysis

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    is basically letting us know that Christ is seeking man as passionately as we see materialistic things. As we visit different translations of the Bible, it cannot be overlooked that the language may be different but guys mean instate the same. Cross the Principilizing…

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    passage illustrates what it means to be caretakers of the Earth and the environment including all those living within it. Stewardship of the earth comes with respect and protection of life, which is relevant today as the Christian faith faces the contemporary issue of Abortion. Christian faith has an extremely strong stance against abortion, as it is the destruction of a life. However, not all Christian’s are completely against it as some believe there are certain parameters of which it is…

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