Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit

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    Knowledge and understanding are two terms that may seem similar in meaning. However upon further examination, one may find that there is a distinction to be made. Knowledge can be thought of as pure information, it is usually simple and easy to obtain. Everyone possesses some degree of knowledge about a variety of things. On the other hand, understanding is something more complicated and nuanced. It highlights a deeper intuitive process that occurs within subconscious levels of the mind. Someone may say “I know the sky is blue.”; they don’t say “I understand the sky is blue.”. What is there to understand here? The sky is either blue or it is not. Notice that if the statement is phrased “I understand why the sky is blue.”, things appear to make more sense. Understanding often addresses the why and how of things. When phrased this way, the listener may realize that the speaker is suggesting they have a grasp of science. They may understand the deeper causality behind why the sky is blue. There is a certain degree of effort needed to acquire such an insight. As Albert Einstein once said “Any fool can know. The point is to understand.”. To know a process isn’t very useful, but to understand a process is valuable. This isn’t to suggest that knowledge is useless, but in certain areas understanding is more versatile and important. Consider an automotive mechanic, he knows the various concepts his job requires, but his knowledge lacks depth. It’s limited to the surface. He knows how…

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    Andelina Dreshaj Analysis

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    Andelina Dreshaj is an Albanian female who lives in the United States and attends Mercy College. The Dominican and Albanian cultures share some similarities and some differences. Each country holds different morals and rules on higher or lower pedestal. For example, the way marriage is conducted, children are raised, the crimes that occur on a day-to-day basis. Although we share the same planet and have similar qualities such as our choice of meal and music, we often have plenty of differences,…

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    Ancient Greeks lives center on their gods, and their daily lives consist of trying to live as piously as possible. Piety is the core moral laws during this time. To live piously is to live in harmony with the gods. It is extremely important that they must please the gods, that to act any other ways, acting impiously, is illegal and will result in punishment. Socrates is one philosopher that lives during this time. Socrates would go about the city, questioning people about their beliefs and…

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    The Holy Spirit

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    How does the Holy Spirit play a part in the development of the Church? The Holy Spirit is part of the Holy Trinity; The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit and so, therefore, plays a very significant role in the development and the making of the holy church. The Holy Spirit has inspired the making of the bible, he has provided the gifts of the Holy Spirit during baptism, he has given followers the seven gifts, the Holy spirit has also guided the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. The Holy…

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    What Is The Holy Spirit

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    The holy spirit Essay What is the Holy spirit and why is it so important to us Catholics. How those the holy spirit show us god who he is and what he is. The holy has a huge significance in the way he shaped our church. The church is here to shows us our lovely god’s great strength and power through his love and the holy spirit. The holy spirit plays a major role of the church develop to where it is now today and how did the holy spirit do to reach to what it is today. The Holy spirit shows us…

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    Christ is present in the Sacraments”(Francis). The Seven Sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Matrimony, and Holy Orders. Pope Francis shows that the seven sacraments are more than just words, they are actions that as Catholics we must execute. Pope Francis exhibits how they are more than observations; they are an intimate meeting with Jesus. “Let us show the joy of being Children of God, the freedom that living in Christ gives us,…

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    will define what the Holy Spirit (The Supernatural). How the Holy Spirit works, its available to everyone who believers and receives. Explain who is the holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit is God. Where to find biblical scriptures and concepts to support the terms relating to the (Supernatural) known as the “Holy Spirit.” How Blaspheming the Holy Spirit is a sin, how people quenched the Holy Spirit. Eph. 4:30.(KJV). The reason some people have no relationship with God. There are people who are…

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    Act 7 Miracles Of Jesus

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    This power gave them the ability work miracles, preaching, healing the sick, casting out demons, raising the dead, and the ability to pass on their gift by the laying of hands “Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word of God, they sent unto them Peter and John: Who, when they were come down, prayed for them, that they might receive the Holy Ghost: (For as yet he was fallen upon none of them: only they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.)…

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    participate in friendship with Christ. The Church’s seven sacraments are baptism, confirmation, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, matrimony, holy orders, and the Eucharist. Each of the sacraments allows the possibility of life in different ways; baptism gives life, confirmation fortifies life, reconciliation and anointing of the sick restores life, matrimony creates new life, holy orders ministers life, and the Eucharist, which is the most direct and important, sustains and nourishes life.…

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    Holy Spirit Research Paper

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    comprehend how each gift is manifested in the Holy Spirits character and thus is an example for how we as Christians should choose to live our lives, based off of these principles. Also, one must fully explore and research each individual theme and how they can incorporate it into their own life, if they wish to become fully immersed in every aspect of the Christian faith. I plan to discuss each gift of the Holy Spirit, which include the following: wisdom, understanding, counsel, and fortitude.…

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