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    Sacraments 101: Eucharist

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    Jesus and the Catholic Church. In a nutshell, that practicing the correct way to receive the Host should be high on agenda. Like the video said, all Christians shall make themselves completely open to receive this beautiful and graceful gift that God is offering to…

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    different beliefs. Some of us consider our self a spiritual person rather than practice a religion. In the Buddhism teaches you to focus on enlightenment wheater than a connection with God. Buddha never considered himself a god, and believed in no personal God,as seen in Christianity. Christian belief is we serve one God, who sent his only son to walk among the people to teach and heal. "Everyman", is a modern abridged drama translated by Hans P. Guth. It reminds people that life is a…

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    Jesus Religion

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    Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke retold stories about Jesus’ miraculous powers. The Gospels also translated Jesus’ messages. Some of his messages are forgiveness, the avarice of humans and its chaotic consequences, to suppress judgment and allow God to judge instead, and, including but not limited to, his judgment of the living and dead. In…

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    Beta Giyorgis Analysis

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    needed to create the art and the context, the artist of Beta Giyorgis emphasizes Christianity to the viewers. Throughout the structure, the artist uses shape to convey Christianity of the art to viewers. For example, Beta Giyorgis has a roof and 3D structure of a carved Greek cross. This definitely emphasizes Christianity because the cross is the highlight shape of the art; a cross is always associated to Christianity because of Jesus’s crucifixion where he sacrificed himself on the cross for…

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    story, in which the author openly speaks of the trials he faced during his journey to find God. St. Augustine's clear and unabashed admiration and devotion to God enlightens the reader to the significance of his spiritual epiphany. Augustine recounts the many transgressions he committed before he accepted Christianity and how despite his obvious shortcomings, the Lord still forgave him. The portrait of God created by Augustine shows a benevolent and compassionate Creator, to whom we attribute…

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    bond with different religions. We are created by God in his image and likeness. God made the whole human race to live over the face of the earth. Human beings have one goal in life and that is to be with God in His presence. We ask ourselves what are we and what is the purpose of our suffering. The difference of our religion is united because we believe in one God From very old times down to the present, most people recognize and have belief in a god; and this belief has shown itself in lots of…

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    James Hood’s article, Muslims in Evangelical Churches, models a welcoming approach to the assimilation of sacred worship places on the account of Jesus’ teaching on love. Heartsong Church and Aldersgate Methodist Church all-encompassing support of allowing Muslims to worship in their church voids the importance of sacred places. Not by any means should Christian disrespect or show hatred towards another religious beliefs. However, churches should not allow their places of worship to be shared or…

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    James Cone

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    This essay conveys the basic outlines of the doctrine of God in the theology of James Cone as it relates to the word of God and Christology, from Cones position. According to the writing in the book (Cone 1990), it is understood that Cone recognized that most Christians, black and white, especially theologians and preachers, would need a deeper analysis of Christian doctrine, using traditional theological concepts, before taking black theology seriously. According to the readings of (Cone 1990)…

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    World View Chart

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    from the completed World View Chart. Provide a rationale for choosing this category. The category I selected is nature of God. The way each religion relates, or does not relate to their version of God was fascinating. However, the religion I found most fascinating in terms of the nature of their God was the Shinto religion. According to Shinto beliefs, there is not a singular God. Those following Shinto, believe in the concept of “Kami”. Kami is a spiritual essence that is present in many…

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    on this week’s texts, the answers are as follows. It is said that pluralism focuses on many diverse roads leading to God, rather than there being a singular route, as in the faith of Christianity. Inclusivism has the belief that other religions may be able to be saved, even though not through Jesus Christ. Exclusivism regards one’s own religion as being the only true path to God. Miles writes that exclusivism is to “maintain on biblical and theological grounds that conscious faith in the…

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