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    Agnostic Religion

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    pray to in order to feel secure is definitely a comforting idea. When I went to Bible Club as a child, I was told to respect everyone and accept people’s differences as that is what makes everyone unique. However, the people teaching me these lessons were also people who do not believe homosexuality is acceptable and are convinced that it is a choice, and that women should not be allowed to be priests because “the Bible says so”. Young children are obviously taught about morals and acceptance…

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    For example, Christianity has the Holy Bible that is read and is used in sermons. It is the instruction manual for life and is the best book to go to when you need something to help you through troubles and Hinduism has the four basic Vedic books Rig-Veda, Vajure-Veda, Sama-Veda, and Atharva-Veda…

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    that he had into their well being. One can surely see that without God choosing to use such a strong leader and working through him, that the wall might have never gotten rebuilt so quickly. The main thing that sticks out throughtout this book of the Bible is the theme of restoration, and how the Jewish people will respond in the face of adversity. God shows that he is loyal and will provide a way for his children prosper and grow closer to…

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    (Parsons) So with that coupled with the Meaning in the Bible means that Jesus 's resurrection is a symbol of the Hebrew alphabet incorporated in the Bible, as well as the Ark of the Covenant being with man. The overall context in which the number three has been used shows the meaning behind it. In which time three represents completeness and God revealing…

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    Bible Translation

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    There are many versions and translations of the bible, just as there are many types of people reading the bible there are many different versions to accommodate the variety of people reading . Although all of the versions and translations are accurate and there is an overall message for each verse that all the versions stick to, there are definitely a lot of differences among the versions. The above table shows the differences among just three versions of the same verse. The First translation,…

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    Stewardship In The Bible

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    words used in the Bible. At the very beginning of Genesis one, we read these words “In the beginning”. In the beginning is the term used to describe the moment when God inaugurated the start of everything. It was the moment time began. Ancient Hebrews used the word beginning to describe their term first fruits. Creation is God’s gift to Himself. Have you stopped to consider that when God created the earth that was the absolute beginning; if the term beginning is used in the Bible then isn’t it…

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    There seems to be a view which states that it does not matter what an individual does, or what faith they belong to, in the end, it is not possible for a loving God to send people to Hell. This view is called Universalism, and while it sounds very lovely, and peace-loving-harmony, it is nevertheless unbiblical. It is worrisome if this trend continues. This is not to say that a pastor needs to preach hell and damnation every week, of course not. However a pastor should never stand before a…

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    The Red Beret Summary

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    The author of the article, Reasons to Question the Reliability of Scripture, wrote on the basis of trying to disprove or question the reliability of the New Testament by providing multiple arguments against the idea that the oral history of Luke and the other NT authors could be accurate. While I have an answer for all, I’m going to focus on a few that I believe are the most important to help clear up a basis for historical evidence before ever going into faith or Christianity as a theology. The…

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    problems people have with the bible is that it is such an old book. So how does one decide if the scriptures it contains are accurate? What about the historical events that are mentioned? Are those historically accurate too, did things really happen the way it was written. This goes for any old book really, it’s hard to decipher between the literal and metaphorical. Throughout the decades as science has progressed many Christians find it hard to accept both the bible and science. This paper will…

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    Edwards wrote the sermon “A Divine and Supernatural Light” to preach to the people that God alone can give you the Spirit to be able to discern the Gospel. Edwards preached rationally and biblically on the matter of spiritual knowledge to understand the bible. Edwards breaks down this idea in steps of, the blessing of Peter, God is the author of all power, and power of a divine light, biblically and rationally. Blessing of Peter The sermon starts with the blessing of Peter. Peter is blessed…

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