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    central idea that good cannot exist without evil because suffering is essential to salvation. Throughout the work of literature, everyone suffers, including the innocent. This concept of innocent suffering leads many people to doubt the good of the world and God; however, people, such as Ivan Karamazov, fail to realize that one cannot experience good if they do not know evil. The idea that suffering leads to salvation is developed in the Brothers Karamazov because of Ivan’s conversation with the…

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    Soteriology In Worship

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    its function throughout the service. Soteriology literally means the study of salvation. It is the study within theology concerned with the trinue God 's work of redeeming all of creation restoring relationship with God the Father, through the grace of Jesus Christ…

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    The Saving Power The word save means to keep safe or rescue from harm or danger. The first recording of a person being saved was thousands of years ago, and this ad is trying to increase that number. There are three main points to this ad that appeals to the reader. These points are the blue sky, the scripture in the middle of the ad, and the cross. The entire page of this ad is a light blue. The color blue is said to sooth the brain. Even better, light blue is said to calm the mind,…

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    focus. The purpose is to survey the major values that are considered absolutely essential to the faith. While there are many fundamental truths only four will be examined. The doctrinal statement of the Assemblies of God emphasize things such as salvation,…

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    Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God “You contribute nothing to your salvation except the sin that made it necessary.” Jonathan Edwards stated this quote in his famous sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”. On July 8th, 1741, in Enfield, Connecticut, Edwards expressed his beliefs to his audience: people who were not saved by God will go to Hell; these “people” were also known as “Unconverted Men”. Edwards was known for the uprising theology of the Great Awakening. Henceforth upon…

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    stating that it does not have to do with questioning God’s omnipotence. He would argue against the statement “The method of attaining the goal of human salvation that involves the Incarnation and passion and death of the Incarnate Son of God is not the least costly and painful method that could have been used to attain the goal of human salvation” (Senor 16). He would reject that statement as false, stating instead that “the goal humanity is reconciled to God and enjoys an eternity of blessed…

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    Zuqi Liu Bible 12 Mr Armstrong 12 November 2015 Reading Journal In chapter twelve and thirteen the author talked about Jesus’ death on the cross and the reality of resurrection. First of all, as far as I know all of us have sinned in the direction of God. However, God is infinitely holy and righteous. He have to punish the sinner, the Lawbreaker. If He failed to, then His law will not be law, for there isn't any legislation that is a legislation without a punishment. The punishment for breaking…

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    by telling us why Peter Enns’s “The Evolution of Adam” is wrong. And Richard Gaffin tells us that Peter Enns is demonstrating many problems with wrong biblical exegesis and unacceptable theological implication such as origin of sin and nature of salvation. This is what Richard Gaffin said about Peter Enns “what may with very little exaggeration be characterized as the persistence of Liberalism”. Richard Gaffin is well concluded by fitting these words at the very last pages of his book “No Adam,…

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    anything because they have been considered as inferiors hence very important position, decisions, education, leadership roles who were not offered to them. Angela of Foligno was one of the women that through St. Francis the Lord used to minister salvation to people and really became a blessing to the women in her writing through St. Francis she has to…

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    The overwhelming theme that O’Connor develops within the assigned stories of this collection is the ultimate hindrance between man and salvation (God), pride. This seemingly plays into another common theme of freedom. Characters throughout this collection seem to struggle within themselves; some with good intentions and many with severe ignorance to their own hypocrisy. Starting with “Everything that Rises Must Converge”, we see Julian and the struggle with his mother. She is a devout racist,…

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