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    His character is assumed to be a devout Christian with pure intentions, yet turns out to be a mischievous man with an alternate purpose. By studying the characterization of this character the reader is able to see how O’Conner views male religious leaders. She conveys her experience with men utilizing…

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    Division Among Believers Coming from two religious backgrounds have been challenging to my faith as a Christian. My first fellowship was that of the Baptist faith. Later to be joined to the Pentecostal and Charismatic faith. I discovered a misleading since of contrast in both ecclesiastical backgrounds. There is a dissimilarity in approach, concept and exchange of concepts amongst the two denominations. Churches are divided by their own since of doctrine, giving rise toward division. This…

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    Early Church Requirements

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    different offices held in the church have changed over time and vary between different denominations. Some people may think of a building when they think of a church, while others may think of a place their parents and grandparents go. In reality, the church consists of all Christians, local and universal. A group of people does not need to meet in a designated building in order to worship God. The Bible gives Christians a general guideline of what a church should or should not do. It also…

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    years had bitterness against the denomination I was raised. Sometimes it’s hard to separate individuals from the body of the church. They are supposed to represent the church but sometimes don’t do it well. I had to eventually come to extend grace and forgiveness to those people. I had to remember that those individuals do not comprise that entire church or denomination. Because God has a sense of humor I ended up going to a college that was based on the same denomination. Granted there was some…

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    Due to their differing beliefs about the origins of God, there are often conflicts with those already established in the Christian church. According to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, God, the Father, “used to be a man on another planet and that he became a God by following the laws and ordinances of that God on that planet, and came to this world” (Slick)…

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    Christians pray to and worship God in more languages than any other religion in the world (Netland and Ott 15). This can be attributed to the gospel’s power to overcome all cultural boundaries. As heirs of God’s kingdom our truth is no longer found in our worldly identity, but in our creator (ESV Gal 3:28). Unfortunately, as fallen humans, it is impossible to completely separate our own personal understanding of the world from God’s infallible truth. For example, when we worship God we can not…

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    comprehensive, genuine and fact-laden account of early Pentecostal culture in America that spawned new denominations and transformed the religious landscape. Wacker grew up a Pentecostal attending church one or twice a week in a family filled with ministers and missionaries. When he entered a secular college, his religious beliefs were challenged and he now identifies himself as an Evangelical Christian finding his congenial abode in a United Methodist Church. As evident in his preface, “the…

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    business. No, really. On March 1st, as the Christian world enters the holy season of Lent, LGBT and LGBT affirming clergy will be offering ashes mixed with a bit of purple glitter as a means of welcoming LGBT people who may have felt rejected by the church and as an affirmation of God’s love for all. The project is a partnership between Parity, Liz Edman, author of Queer Virtue, and Metropolitan Community Churches, and has clergy from a variety of denominations who will be participating…

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    Gospel Of Mark Analysis

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    socio-economically). The RCC is an independent congregation. While we do not have an official affiliation with a particular denomination, we identify with churches that were born out of the American Restoration movement of the 18th and 19th centuries. The Restoration movement was a movement that sought to restore simple Christianity as a way to address the growing problem of division within the Christian church. It’s most basic appeal was for churches to come together, return to the Bible…

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    years, and it’s no longer a very devout group of people gathered together to become closer to God. Of course, there are still many devout Christians that attend, but many people aren’t. I’ve been attending church on Sunday mornings my whole life and have concluded that there are three types of churchgoers who typically attend. These types include the devout Christians, people who feel like they have to attend, and people who want to show off. The first type of people that you will find at…

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