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    traditions. In the case of Modern Paganism, such responses have ranged from avowed hostility to government sponsorship. Such disparities are best explained through an examination of the broad scope of Modern Paganism, which includes several major denominations. In conclusion; comparing Wicca, the related Druidry movement and other reconstructed faiths, Esoteric Mysticism and Neo-Shamanism will elucidate the contrasting ideas of the sacred held across the Neopagan spectrum of New Religious…

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    Aliens: Life in the Christian Colony to argue that the church has been called on by God to be what they call a “unique colony” within today’s world, and not a social group who makes their decision based on society’s opinions. The authors chose to use the metaphor of a colony to symbolize that although the church is part of the state its first priority is God and his will, rather than the governments. The second metaphor the authors chose to use throughout the book is that Christians are…

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    increased due to growing trade relationships, disagreements and arguments ensued between opposing cultures. In the 1500s, the Japanese culture was introduced to the Christian religion, which led to political and social unrest in the Asian nation. This unrest quickly evolved into a full persecution of the Japanese converts and foreign Christian missionaries, and there were also numerous laws and limitations placed on other Japanese citizens. In a fictional novel written by Shusaku Endo, this…

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    Introduction The concept of “church” was started as the tabanacle where the Ark of Covenent was placed (Old Testament). Then it was transferred into the “Temple building” where people experienced God’s presence. When Jesus came to dwell among people, He was the Temple instead of the building. He confirmed it; “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days” (John 2:19 NIV). When the Holy Spirit came upon His people, every individual became a “Temple of God”. “You are God’s temple…

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    be external, as they were based on three main things. These were the sacraments or laws of the church, authority, and union in doctrines. This view did not last due to the fact that it very fixed or set, also it did not aim to bring unity between Christian churches. Next came the view of Mystical Communion, the basis of this model came from the thinking that the church…

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    John Wesley Beliefs

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    John Wesley has had a primary influence on my discernment of God’s calling in my life to pastoral ministry. What drew me to personally further my knowledge of the great founder and theologian of the Methodist denomination was his life and preaching of “love” and “grace”. John Wesley is known for encouraging people to enter into a personal intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. I felt God’s calling into pastoral ministry as a very young boy who looked on with admiration as I watched my father…

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    The church in America is a part of our culture and has been since the beginning. The mindset of our country is changing and this is where the followers of Christ come from. I remember a scandal from the Clinton administration. Hilary Clinton had worn a cross, and the debate was should a government leader, such as a first lady, wear a sign of faith in public. My position back then was if, for her, the cross was a sign of faith then she had a right to wear the symbol, like a Muslim woman should be…

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    Our Union With Christ

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    In theology class, we have talked about the different theology topics, which are very important for believers to be informed of. The topic that seems to interest me the most is our union with Christ. Our union with Christ refers to the relationship that we have with Christ. John Murray states “union with Christ is . . . the central truth of the whole doctrine of salvation . . .. It is not simply a phase of the application of redemption; it underlies every aspect of redemption” (Murray, 201-202).…

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    for four years. Those were four of the most testing and demanding years of my life. My boss was a man named Lynn Blackmon. He was a very rough and difficult man. He was hurt by a liar disguised as a man of God that caused him to have a bad view of Christians. Lynn loved me even though we could fight like cats and dogs. He was a slave driver the likes of which few men my age could endure. He was in his seventies then and he carried a work ethic from ages past. Back then I was a newly saved man…

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    in our journey of service and love of God. It creates in us a maturity of faith, love and service. God remains in covenant with us, never leaving us, always enabling us to grow in our life-long journey of faith. What are the marks of the Christian life? Micah 6:8- “and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” combined with Romans 8:38-39, “For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor…

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