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    Romans 5:12-19 and 1 Corinthians 15:42-49. The matter is so many people are denying this truth; it is no surprising this truth is denied by Non Christians as it always has been, but even Christians are now denying that descent of all human beings from Adam. The Christians those who denies it include scientists, biblical scholars and even Reformed Christians. Richard Gaffin finds bigger matter…

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    order to achieve true happiness, you need to follow Jesus’ way of living. There are four fundamental characteristics and tools of Christian discipleship, but the ones I am focusing on are a personal relationship with Jesus, and living out the message. If you exhibit a close connection to Jesus, your peers will see a deep happiness that will interest them. Being a Christian disciple isn’t just claiming it; it is living out and spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. Missionaries, such as Francis…

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    An Essay on Ministry An Understanding of Christian Ministry I will never forget my final interview for a youth pastor position at a small church in Cheyenne, Wyoming. I had survived the gauntlet of interviews with the pastoral staff, but in this concluding examination, I would face the elders of the church so that they might probe into my thinking and life to determine my fitness for the position. The meeting started with prayer and platitudes, but then began with a bang when an older…

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    the readers and to suggest analogies of the Christian faith. Although some feel that his stories are violent, Lewis is successful at using fiction to open people's' hearts to accepting Christ as their Savior because he first entertains the audience with a wonderful story. Throughout the research of Prince Caspian it has many elements that relate to christian influences. For example some of the influences are belief, believing is seeing and the christian theology. In…

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    How did Christian thinkers and missionaries adapt Greco-Roman ideas to Christian theology and develop effective techniques for converting barbarian peoples? Christian thinkers and missionaries adapted Christian principles to assimilate social and cultural norms of the time. Church teachings in the third and fourth centuries adapted ideas on gender roles and sexuality to conform to existing Roman values. Furthermore, missionaries seeking to spread Christianity beyond the Roman Empire did so by…

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    A Model of Christian Charity In A Model of Christian Charity, by John Winthrop, the author writes about God’s holy and wise providence disposed upon the human condition. He starts by showing how in the condition of mankind there are many differences. Some people rich while others are poor, and some are high and powerful while others are lowly and poor. No matter how great are the differences we all are born, we live, and we die. Although, God creating us all differently, it is the…

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    set a good example that would cause those who had remained in England to change their sinful ways. Many sermons were written in the sixteen-hundreds, including one by John Winthrop and another by Robert Cushman. The two puritan sermons “A Model of Christian Charity” by John Winthrop and ”The Sin and Danger of Self-Love” by Robert Cushman have many similarities yet so…

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    What does it mean to be a Christian? In the Bible, scripture is clear in its definition of a Christian, which simply means: " To Follow Christ!" (1 Peter 4:16) Therefore, if we are following Christ, what should our lives look like? in the 20th chapter of Matthew, the Lord spoke to His disciples in a parable known as the "Parable of the Vineyard." He talked about an owner who hired laborers for his vineyard and sent them out. Furthermore, at the end of the day when it was time to hand out the…

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    In the Epilogue of An Elementary Christian Metaphysics by Owens, the author summarizes what was argued and discussed throughout the book. The crucial points that were discussed in this section include the definition of Metaphysics, Christian Metaphysics and how it contrasts to Christianity, as well as its status in science and the subject of Metaphysics. Overall, Owens provided a conclusion of his arguments that summarized what the Metaphysics course is about and how it is understood and…

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    3.1 HOW NAME WAS COINED In Christian theology the sybils was thought to have sharp knowledge, before the Christian theology, in Greek and Roman legend there was ten female prophets which are named as Sybyls. It is used to say that they participated in various places in the world. After the Greek and Roman legends this name was used in Christian theology. After the Christian theology this name was derived to England. In England, it was spelled Sybil instead sybyl. It became famous at a high…

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