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    God In The Odyssey

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    God in these verses is introducing Human’s worst enemy, eblees and his kind. 15:26-27 God reveals the different beings he has created and in what order. God reveals that he created man from clay and he molded them into their shape. I think it reveals that clay here means wet sand that stiffened. Also, 55:14 gives an example of the way humans were molded, just like pottery,. Here God uses the singular form of humans. “insan”, I think because it indicates that all humans are equal, because all…

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    context, and place them in the modern context in which the doctrine is necessarily applied. The Redemptive-Historical model, quite different from Principlizing, values patterns over principles. This model assumes that all of history is a love story. God romances his people, and it is within this…

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    a natural disaster- (Simple). The Problem of Evil consists of the idea that if there is a theistic God, then evil would not exist in the world. This is due to the fact that God is thought to be Omnipotent(all-powerful), Omniscient(all-knowing), and Omnibenevolent(all-good), which would mean that God would not have created a world in which evil lies. According to this idea, it would appear that a God with these traits would have eliminated evil on Earth, or would have made it so Evil did not…

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    by cultures that drifted further and further from God after the Flood. This perversion of truth caused the view of an artist to be distorted in the eyes of the viewer, but more importantly, it drew the viewer away from the truth that God…

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    In “Debating religious Liberty and Discrimination” Anderson, Corvino, and Girgis present their positions regarding controversial issues such as affirmative action, same sex marriage and the existence of a supernatural celestial essence. These compelling social issues are deliberated through empirical, and prudential questions essentially concerning discrimination, tolerance, and liberty. The book divides the author’s dueling opinions accordingly. While Corvino embraces a liberal perspective on…

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    Elohim, in the bible, designates the only One Supreme God. The plural meaning of the name of Elohim carries the sense of the tri-une God and the fact that God has all divine powers in Him. The authors of the Bible added a qualification to the name “Elohim” in order to pinpoint the person of God. Throughout the Bible, the name "Elohim" is combined with other words in order to differentiate between the Supreme God and other divine beings. The singular word for “Elohim” is El. The term “El” is…

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    Faith Of The 7 Analysis

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    inspiration for fictional world building. One of the most complicated topics we covered seemed to be the explanation for the Christian trilogy and whether or not something was dualistic or monotheistic. The idea that multiple beings are just part of a singular being yet still distinct entities in and of themselves is both confusing and complicated. Before this class, I did not know a lot about the apocalyptic traditions in many religions. I was aware that…

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    The Spirit Of God

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    . It also means that God have the ability to restore the world to its original condition. When “בָּרָ֣א” is used, it takes only God as its subject and therefore must be identified as a characteristically divine activity (Walton, 70) . Although it is not exclusively reserved for creation out of nothing, it does stress on the artist’s freedom and power, solely for God’s activity (Wenham, 14) . b. God’s character and His work It is common for modern people to ask “Who is God?”, “What does he look…

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    God's Resistance In Exodus

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    God’s authority and the people’s resistance. At first glance it may appear that there are two cases of resistance. First, Pharaoh resists God directly, and second, the Israelites resist the Egyptians who enslave them. However, upon further inspection it is apparent that neither is truly resistance. In the final cases of Pharaoh not obeying God’s commands, God hardens his heart, essentially creating “resistance” by taking away Pharaoh’s agency. As for the Israelites’ case, there is no mention of…

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    different characters to ensure that a singular narrative is upheld. The narrative is that of men, blessed by God, traveling across deserts and lying only to be protected by God. Indeed, this event occurs thrice: once in chapter 12 with Abram, then again in 20 with Abraham, and finally in 26 with the son of Abraham: Isaac. In each scene, these men sojourn…

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