The Bible and history

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    about the Bible include: “The Bible is God’s Love letter.” “Read the Bible like a respectable novel.” “The Bible is a narrative telling about God’s love.” “The Bible is a source of knowledge.” I’ve often wondered about the best way to describe the Bible. The Bible is all those things and more. Talking with my mom, she asked me what type of literature is the Bible? Granted, it is impossible to include them all, here are selected ones along with what they can teach. Narrative or History By far…

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    The Bible and the 500 Years of Conquest, written by Elsa Tamez, articulates the varying treatments of the Bible in the past centuries. The five treatments include use of the Bible for conquest, rejection of the Bible, the "popular" reading of the bible and Indigenous hermeneutics. In this first treatment, the Biblical narrative from Exodus is used to justify the conquest and genocide of non-Christians throughout history. Stating that just as the Israelites took the land of Canaan, so should the…

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    books of the Bible that our faith is based upon myths, could vary from translation to translation, and is not accurate because it was written by man. However, the evidence that the Bible is a trusted source for information speaks for itself through its scientific accuracy, historic accuracy, and its prophetic accuracy. In addition, there is substantial evidence that the author of the Bible are reliable, the manuscripts that we have are accurate, and the inspiration of God in the Bible. The…

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    Why The Bible Is True?

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    believing about the Bible. I grew up going to church every Sunday and also going to a Christian day camp every summer for six years. The Sunday school teachers at church and counselors at the camp I attended always after each Bible story I heard would say “this story is true because it comes from the Bible, which was inspired by God”. I worked at a camp called COCUSA this summer, and the theme verse for camp was 2 Timothy 3:16-17. At that camp,…

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    place. Critical rationalism through history, credibility of fideism, and The Holy Bible will continue to insure faith and impact his existence to all. So many of us want to rid all evidence, but why? In my essay, I will prove the existence of God. The truths, faith, and strong convictions of my Lord and personal savior, Jesus Christ are alive and well. God is real. If critical thinking has taught us anything, it is we must strive for self improvement. History has taught us that we must provide…

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    Exodus Argumentative Essay

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    against them and attempt to take over (Ex. 1:6-11). The historicity of the Exodus is debated because people lack faith in what is clearly stated in the Bible. Also, they claim that the evidence that has been found is just circumstantial. The Exodus is not just a fictional story, it is a factual event that took place. It is referenced in the Bible in both the Old Testament and…

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    Mercer's Argument Analysis

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    When it comes to interpreting the Bible, the word “inerrant” has been misused in such a way that has led people to overlook the message intended by God. The mistreatment of this word has brought about attempts to study the Bible as if it were a book of history, science, or philosophy. The sermon combats these misapplications by reminding its audience of the proper use of God’s word, the importance of its divine message, and its claims concerning its own inerrancy. The sermon resonates with me…

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    Sankofa and The Bible and The Gun are two film that envision the life of the African Descendant. Sankofa shown the criticalness of not having people of African relative float a long way from their African roots. The Bible and the Gun demonstrated the slave exchange and the effect of slavery, prejudice, the explorer and religion in Africa. A wide range of observations and in addition feelings turn out to be more than present alongside a more noteworthy comprehension of the historical background…

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    Kathryn Moore HIS 101 UWSP February 22, 2017 Question 1 History comes in all shapes and sizes. Without it, the world would be lost. Global history, pre-history, and ancient history all provide the world with evidence as to what the world is, how the world came about, and who the world is. Without the three main studies of history, the world would be a missing puzzle piece. Global history; the understanding of how the world’s history has shaped the world today. At the University of Wisconsin…

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    Nehemah Theory

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    The history of Judaism, is a lengthy and very interesting one. Being one of the oldest organized religions in the world, Judaism has been studied by many scholars. Although the history of Judaism is pretty solid, there has always been a debate about one specific issue. The issue in question is the arrival date Ezra the scribe into Jerusalem, and whether he arrived before or after Nehemiah. This issue has been the topic of many scholarly publications, and it seems that many people have differing…

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