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    Quem Quaeritis

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    Jesus Christ, the crucifixion, and the tales of the saints in miracle plays. Their plays have moral lessons and life teachings based on Christian beliefs. According to the lecture, Quem Quaeritis is one of the most famous tropes. It is about Mary visiting Jesus’ tomb after three days and talking to the angel and singing. It consisted of singing and a little bit of narrative text. In my opinion, the Second Shepherd’s play was more of the comedic/historical version of the birth of Jesus Christ. It…

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    Russian Orthodox Religion

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    church and state, where later during 1990’s, despite the law, there was close relationship within both the state and the church. From the period of the Bolshevik till the World War II, there was continuous suppression of religion, during which many churches were demolished and monasteries were converted to army barracks or ware houses. Throughout out this period anti-religious policy was…

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    yourself” (New International Version, James 2.8). The core belief of love and acceptance that Christianity was founded upon was not practiced in many places, particularly the South, through the 1960s. Many predominantly white, southern Christian churches failed to address racism and failed to…

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    our religious options are very limited; we have Catholic churches and various types of Protestant churches. I have always been interested in what happens at a Catholic church; when you have never been to one it can seem interesting and very different. Sts. Peter and Paul is no exception; form the outside alone, I have always considered it one of our most beautiful churches. Sts. Peter and Paul Church is one of the first Catholic churches in Central Texas. It was first established in 1849, but…

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    Protestant believers in the colonies. Noticing this lack of commitment, ministers set out to restore and renew the people’s faith. As a result, they traveled throughout the colonies preaching to the people a sense of guilt and their need of salvation by Christ. This religious…

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    on our lives and that this was in the first section one of the book, in “The Study of God.” Knowing God systematically spells out who God is and how we can know him in a biblical framework. The idea of doctrine is key, but not the core; the core is Christ, as intermediated to us predominantly through reflection on the Bible and attention to the Holy…

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    Tertullian Eschatology

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    the history of eschatology throughout the history of the Church. It is imperative that Christians not ignore the prior generations exegetical study. Early Church Fathers Irenaeus In studying the eschatology of Irenaeus (AD 125-202) he saw Jesus Christ as the key to all prophecy.…

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    of bringing the gospel and the work of Jesus Christ to others as Christians. The work of caring wholistically for our neighbors, God’s image-bearers has just begun, and God is well and active in it more than ever before. Again, all praise to Him because 50 years ago, there’s rarely 30 churches that openly proclaim and carry out the work of caring wholistically for other humans on this earth. But today, by the grace of God, there…

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    New Testament. It includes topics such as unity within the body of Christ, relationship of believers to God, the Church as a whole. It is the purpose of the writing to discuss briefly the context and theological importance of this book. The book of Ephesians was written most likely in Rome and likely between 60 or 61 A.D. It has been historically accepted that Paul wrote this letter perhaps as a circulatory letter to the churches of Asia Minor. Paul likely wrote the letter from prison in…

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    Jayley Isaacson Duty

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    an apostle who earned this duty due to my experience with Jesus Christ (1:1). I was sent by the blessed and wonderful Jesus Christ and God the Father who have saved both you and me. To the many churches in Galatia: I cannot believe that you would think to desert the the Lord and turn to a different gospel (1:6). You must avoid false gospels. There are no other gospels, however some of you are getting confused about the gospel of Christ. If someone proclaims a false gospel do not believe a word…

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