Eschatology

Escobar theological perspective challenges Rahner, theory whereas, Escobar does not put his emphasis on just the eschatology, but on the dispensationalism. Human beings are called special revelation, whereas human is not the main issue when it comes to God, man is exempt from the Bible as for being the sole narrative and author. Schleiermacher theology of human beings…

Что делать? What is to be done? This question was famously asked by the 19th century Russian philosopher Nikolai Chernyshevsky, and it would inspire the likes of Leo Tolstoy and Vladimir Lenin. Lenin would go on to publish a pamphlet under the same name, creating further animosity on the road to the Russian Revolution of 1918. Tolstoy would discuss this question with a man named Nikolai Fedorovich Fedorov, who would argue that any question – the above in particular – is, under its surface, a…

Christology is a term that means the study of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, who was both fully human and fully God. Jesus Christ’s role to the Christian belief is that he is known for redeeming people of their sins. Christians can interact and learn of the teachings and the works of Jesus through the New Testament. The New Testament gives the accounts of the life of Jesus, so by connecting and learning these works Christians gain an idea of who Jesus is and what he stood for.…

To me, the key differences between the gospel of Luke and the synoptic gospels largely derive from the role of the Holy Spirit in Jesus’ life and God’s plan for the world. This idea is exemplified by significant difference between the risen Jesus remaining as a presence in the church (Mark and Mathew) and the promise of Jesus sending the Holy Spirit’s companionship (Luke [24:48]). In addition, Jesus is a spirit- an empowered servant whose work here on earth will appeal to Isaiah’s prophecies…

Religion goes hand and hand with history. When we began to understand and practice religion it can change our whole way of thinking. It’s like a new door of endless possibilities have been open. Every religion has a beginning and the history to support it. When thinking of religion you begin to question yourself with how it came to be. Religion can take pieces from one another and add on to it. Jesus was born and raised Jewish and overtime through his teaching he started Christianity. When…

Liberty University Online October 11, 2015 BIBL 425 B07 BIBLICAL CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW 1. Paul spent much of his missionary time teaching Jesus’s word. Paul often refers to himself as a salve of God, and with this he brings the true meaning of Jesus’s message to us on many instructional levels. His instruction is from everything to creation to marriage, justification and salvation. Our biblical worldview is constructed according to the Book of Romans, to view our death,…

The presence of Pseudo-Neros in the years and decades after the actual Nero’s death is a puzzling matter. At least three men (though Tacitus suggests there were much more) claimed to be the late emperor, then proceeded to gain support from plebians, military officials, and foreign empires. All of them were reasonably competent leaders, but the primary reason for their albeit limited success was their supposed name. This paper hopes to discover how and why more than one man threatened Rome by…

4.1 The Replacement Theory and the Anti-Semitism All of the interpreters, whom I examine in this article (with the exception of the last), regarded the first invited guests as the Jewish nation and the second invited guests as Gentiles. They all believed that the destruction of the city of the first guests represents the devastation of Jerusalem, which is God’s judgment on Jews. Chrysostom asserted that God foreknows the Jews’ refusals of Christ. He first sent his prophets and Christ to them in…

In the book of Romans, we learn many different lessons. People even have many different opinions on the theme of Romans, but the most commonly accepted theme is the Gospel. The book of Romans covers so many different subjects, it does not just focus on Christ, like the four Gospels do, and Romans also does not just focus on the theology for Christians. The book of Romans covers a variety of things all surrounding the idea of the Good News of our freedom from sin through Jesus Christ. This idea…

The lesson of the Beatitudes is written in two of the Synoptic Gospels, both Matthew 5:1-12 and Luke 6:20-26, in the New Testament. This teaching discusses people who are blessed and what they will receive, and this story is noted as an important teaching from the Gospels in the New Testament. The Beatitudes in both the Gospels of Matthew and Luke have overarching similarities, but there are also differences that make each story unique and help to convey a specific intention the author wants his…