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    communion and participation of Christians whose relationships are experienced with God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, and themselves, according to the Westminster Theological Dictionary. Koinonia is the Christian communion, partaking, or participation in the body of Christ. The concept of koinonia is a consistent theme that found its place in all of the doctrines learned this semester. These doctrines are Revelation, Triune God, Incarnate Christ, Creation, Sin, and the Problem of Evil, Church…

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    “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” – Wayne Dyer. Patria has always been a very religious person, devoting most of her young life to God and her Church. However, after seeing the deaths of many fellow Dominicans, her faith in both her leader and God was shaken. She stops praying for God to fix this problem, and starts to fix this problem herself. This means that she must change her old ways of being peaceful and innocent, and must embrace one of the only…

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    H. Pinnock’s chapter on Spirit and Union. Pinnock eloquently reveals the clear aim of God’s work in the world through his Spirit. He goes so far as to state, “Union with God is not peripheral to salvation but the goal” (Pinnock151). In other words, God is actively at work in the world to reestablish humanities’ “oneness” with God that has been destroyed by sin. In addition, Pinnock speaks to Christianity’s current acceptance of the great theologian Martin Luther’s guilt and focused solely on a…

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    or will do. And believe me my love, he loves us more than we will ever understand! We are his children and he wants us to come to him! He is calling us to accept him into our lives so he can fill us up with his love, joy, compassion, and freedom. God is full of grace, you said you almost let yourself die of pneumonia but you didn't because of that leaf that Behrman painted? That was God’s grace, he saved you when you didn’t deserve it, he sen Behrman to paint his masterpiece so you would chose…

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    not just see it as, it is the right thing to do, but see it as something God planned for us to do in honor of him. Throughout the Bible community is a relative theme (Jeff). We can first see community in the Trinity, God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit (Jeff). This idea comes into play because the Trinity is, or God is forming His creation and by making it He is creating a community (Jeff). This theme shows that God intended to “move people into communities where they will bless others…

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    the Christian word “God” within the pieces illustrates the influence on literature by the wave of re christianization. Most of the influence is seen in the translation of Beowulf, which was by the Christian monk. The change of the word Wyrd to the word God, in a way stripped the Anglo Saxons of their culture. To fully complete a comparison between the two themes Wyrd and God one must distinguish the definition of each term and also analyze the context in which Wyrd and God appear in both…

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    parents or food to eat. George Muller lived in the nineteenth-century. His father, Johann Muller, was the only family he had. Johann Muller was a tax accountant who lost his wife long ago. When George was young, he was a trouble maker that always wanted to steal, cheat,…

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    Masaccio The Holy Trinity

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    created by God. He even goes as far as to say that art is an imitation of an imitation, because what we humans see is almost always a faded representation of God’s work through bias and different perspectives. Nonetheless, each and every work of art stands as a representation of a particular experience…

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    details, despite the shudder that would come from recalling it. I had had a pretty basic life up to now. I had an older brother in college and two parents who had taken me to church every Sunday since I was a little girl; despite the fact that my father and the rest of my family were Jewish. Sure, my mom had shown some questioning character traits the past few years, but I never thought it would get this far. My mom had been acting strange for a few years but she had never accused me of an act…

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    approach ties together God 's word, the church, and psychology. The approach is holistic which ensures that Christian counselor 's are able to easily adapt to treat clients with many different issues they face in life. The bible tells many stories about struggles and challenges people faced throughout biblical times, and the bible provided solutions to those struggles, God. The approach used by Hawkins and Clinton points to God as the author of all things and therefore, God is the solution to…

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