The Bible and history

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    was against the Latin Bible. He knew that he had a great talent for languages and following his disgust for the Latin Bible it led him to translate the whole Bible. He is commemorated by a monument that stands at his birthplace. You can not really be sure that things would have been too different without his existence, someone else could have translated the Bible instead, but at a later time. His importance only stands upon him being the first one to translate a printed Bible and be…

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    in a final judgment, just to name a few. Also within the western world, there are strong beliefs revolving around history. The new world view is that history is something we can use to change the future. Regardless of the beliefs that are held, it is safe to say that these three practices have been some of the main driving forces in shaping the life of the western world. The history of judaism spans more than 3000 years, having…

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    Consequently, this would result in higher prices for cotton and tobacco the main money maker crops. Second, they argued that slavery had always been part of life throughout history. The Greeks have slaves; the Romans built their empire on the backs of slaves; even England had slaves until the very recent past. The third argument was that the Bible never spoke against slavery. Abraham had slaves; Exodus talks about buying slaves; in the New Testament Paul returned a runaway slave. And look at…

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    Gettysburg Address” where he put into words, his desire for the basis of the Declaration of Independence to come true, and have every man be equal. By using the line “Five score ago” King refers back to one of the most momentous times in American history. King then moves to the very foundation of the Declaration of Independence with the lines “...unalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. By acknowledging the fundamentals of the Declaration of Independence in his…

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    of the Bible as light and strength for their liberation struggle. Reporting what the people say in the base communities about this reading of the Bible, Carlos Masters indicates its significance and scope. 1. The Bible is read not only as a history of the past, but also and especially as a mirror of history occurring today in the life of the people 2. The main objective of this reading is not an interpretation of the Bible, but of an interpretation of life with the aid of the Bible. Thus…

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    Americans to mount a theological resistance to the ongoing oppression by the dominant culture, it would be necessary to view the work of God in the Bible from a perspective other than that proposed by white theologians. This new perspective required a look at the historical record of slavery and work of God historically. Although the use of black history as a theological foundation for liberation appeared to be constricted, it set the foundation for explaining how Africans shipped to America…

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    The Christian Old Testament and The Hebrew Bible are one and the same, this is what has been taught by some Christian sects for as long I have been a Christian , however this is not true as I have come to learn, the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament Bible are not identical. These texts the Christian Old Testament and The Hebrew Bible are texts that are strongly related to Christian and Jewish identity and ideology. One distinction that makes them different is that ,…

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    evolution have always been argued head to head. Creationism and evolution, both cannot be proved scientifically yet. Creationism is common among people with a belief in God or another god/deity. They believe in the straightforward interpretation of the bible. Evolutionists though believe in what is the big bang theory which simply states that all things came from nothing. There are many other groups of people in these two major groups but they all have the same general idea of the same belief.…

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    With the compilation of the Hebrew Bible and the creation of the belief of Yahweh, Israel’s history is key. Yahweh, the only god of the Israelites changed the culture and social structure of the people, and the Hebrew Bible tells through the eyes of male scribes about the time and traditions. As a center for trade, Israel was well connected to other societies and empires which…

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    Advanced practice nursing (APN) reflects the combination of graduate education and nursing. Within advanced practice nursing, Nurse Practitioners (NPs) have become one of the four major roles for nurses. Throughout history, NPs have been and are called to serve by gathering patient histories, performing physical exams, ordering procedures, diagnosing, treating, and managing disease, and prescribing medications and making referrals. In correlation to the servitude of NPs, Jesus taught us how to…

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