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    Doctrine talks about Anthropology. This word means the study of the human being. Humans are sons and daughters of God almighty. Humans are also created in the image of God. As humans, we have a guidebook for life, the Bible, and we have an ideal example, Jesus Christ, of how to live. In Practicing Christian Doctrine, humans are described as creatures, sinners and new creations. As creatures, humans are utterly dependent on God. This is true because humans are inadequate, bound, and dependent by…

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    Tragic Pathos In Faustus

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    His monologue is pierced by two contradictory feelings: delight and presentiment of catastrophe. Faustus’ monologue weaves together Helen’s beauty and ruination of Troy, immortality in beauty and death from her glowing face. Full of the internal movement and contrasts, the monologue possesses faultless ordonnance at the same time.…

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    The life of Jesus Christ is one that is both fascinating and a mystery. This one man’s life is very well documented, both in words and in art. There are many questions raised if this truly happened or was a myth created to give the public hope in times of need. I am not a religious person however, I do tend to gravitate towards religious art. Many of the religious paintings I have viewed have true emotion. Both paintings focus on iconic times within Jesus’ life, but Zampieri’s painting deals…

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    reference the Good Samaritan parable, a story told by Jesus with the moral of loving one’s neighbor as oneself. Hence, both emphasize the complete importance of following this principle. The speaker in My Dreams, My Works furthers this proposal; as one of Brooks’ soldier sonnets, she employs a nameless soldier as its speaker. In a war, thousands of soldiers must work together to win a battle. Hence, when the soldier alludes to the crucifixion of Jesus by saying he will, “[resume] on such legs as…

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    St Paul Research Paper

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    St Paul This essay will examine the life and times of St Paul, together with outlining, his early life, his journeys, experiences, and places he has visited, and lastly his contribution to the Church & Christianity. St Paul, considered to be one of the most important and influential off all saints for various reasons. Originally known as Saul (his Jewish name), St Paul travelled the globe on his own mission to carry Christianity to varied lands, preaching his intelligence to those throughout the…

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    businessman at the time. These letters were written by Luke, Antipas and other essential persons in the first century Church. Some of the important individuals were both Christian and pagans of the first century Church and they represented the Christ movement and its effect on the many different cultures. Longenecker effectively presented Christ’s life through these letters and the effects of His influence on individuals. The author explored the final year of the life of a man named…

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    J. Gresham Machen explains the foundational differences between liberals and biblically faithful Christians. In the book, Machen explores these differences through the fundamental Christian tenets like Scriptures, sacred doctrines, salvation, and Jesus’ divinity. Machen claims that Liberalism and Christianity cannot co-exist as they are founded on completely different foundational concepts. The author attempts to prove his point through four major examples. First, Liberalism is based upon…

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    During class, we had the discussion over the resurrection of Jesus and the facts to go along with it. Believing in the resurrection is easy because there were up to 500 eyewitnesses, there was a powerful movement with Jesus, many martyrs, and opponents could not produce a body (UCF Class Discussion, 11/3/16). In this case study, this person does not think people need to believe in the resurrection of Christ to be a Christian when I know very well that is false. There are six main topics that can…

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    my later improvement when compared to my last few essays. The second paper I included was my third reflection which discusses Luke Timothy Johnson’s perspective on Jesus. In this paper I explore the idea of a…

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    which both verses show how someone is unwilling to follow the call of the Spirit and instead decide to follow their own path. They also often cite the prayer which Jesus prayed. If one recalls He claims “may your will be done on Earth as it is in heaven.” The claim “If God’s will cannot be resisted then there wouldn’t be a reason for Jesus to be praying this.” Is made. Solomon writes in Proverbs 1:24 “I called and you refused, I stretched out my hand and no one paid attention.” Many prophets in…

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