New Perspective on Paul

3.3. Andrew Root - Place-sharing youth ministry Andrew Root of Luther Seminary conducted his PhD on Incarnational Perspectives of ministry, and has since become an authority figure on the topic in ministry. Like Ward, Root believes relationships are central to ministry. However, whereas Ward believes relationships serve as a platform to ‘share the Good News about Jesus with young people’ (1992:32), Root sees the relationship itself as the final goal (2004:99). Root criticises the views of…

established his views and ideologies of the church since before he became the Archbishop of Buenos Aires in 1998. Known for his humility, dialogue, openness, and inclusivity, Pope Francis has been under the radar to be a Pope that will take the church in a new direction that best suits the way the world is today. Pope Francis’ vision of the church parallels the meaning of the church’s catholicity and the movement towards World Christianity. Pope Francis is a unique Pope that is able to draw upon…

Intervention in the existing historiography is essential for historians to contribute new research while addressing the methodological differences throughout the field. To do so, historians use a combination of both methodological and historiographical approaches. These approaches become the key to unlocking new ideas, challenging previous paradigms, and expanding research. Historians Mark Wilson and Ella Fratantuono provide two case studies to analyze, that subsequently reveal how historians…

Jean-Paul Sartre is a strong proponent of Existentialism which asserts that “existence precedes essence” (682). To expand upon this, Sartre believes in absolute free will where our essence, which can be defined as our human character, is created by the actions our lifetime. To defend this claim, Sartre provides three key arguments to show that “man…[is] the ensemble of his acts” (690). Sartre’s first argument is that there is no determined human nature to make us do what we do, or to excuse…

This is most famously shown by Alexander Pope, whose An Essay on Criticism was controversially in couplets. J. Paul Hunter has suggested that some found in Pope’s verse form ‘a confirmation of his wicked, narrow and manipulating ways.’ However, I feel that this is a narrow view and would that stress his use of form was fruitful. By adopting this high traditional style, Pope added an authoritative philosophical credibility to his work and lasting power to his argument considering his aim to…

Sometime the employees look at the change from different perspective. In a similar way , Perrier employees were looking to the change in a different way than the manager . so they believe that the company shouldn’t change, and it cause of misunderstanding between them . In this case, Nestle company has launched a new product and Perrier’s manager put it in the factory cafeteria to emphasize to his employees that they were involved in…

Both David Kennedy and Paul Conkin both write about the New Deal and what it did- Kennedy applies the New Deal to modern America, and applauds it for its accomplishment. Conkin, on the other hand, is very critical, and believes it fell short in various areas. Kennedy 's account of the New Deal is more convincing as he argues the program 's coherence and effectiveness. His entire argument in his essay was that the New Deal was a productive from the security programs to the economic structure it…

an evolving community. There were three main community conflicts during this period with the Romans, Jews, and Christians vs. Christians. The Christian vs. Christian conflict can be seen in the Acts of the Apostles. In the Acts of the Apostles, St. Paul really strived to emphasize putting community first. Putting community first is a very important value to share. Putting community first could e difficult especially when in the concept of individuality in the world is in the picture. The…

Political campaigns play a crucial role in the democratic and electoral processes. Political campaigns are a source of high interaction between politicians and citizens. The main goal of the political party is to get elected and gain power, and they need citizen’s support to do so, which they obtain through campaigning. How informative campaigns are, who funds them, and the media’s coverage of them are all key factors as to how campaigns help democratic governance. First, campaigns undeniably…

continued to grow within Latin America, however started to receive backpack from a global power. In Paul Almeida’s piece of work, “Waves of Protest: Popular Struggle in El Salvador, 1925-2000,” the author highlights the political and social dynamics in the nineteenth century that have been normalized in order to organize the current social formation…