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    Messiah Religion

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    Messiah is defined as a leader or savior of a particular group. Many religions, despite their differences in beliefs, share the common concept of the coming of a saviour. Many monotheistic religions, such as Judaism, Christianity and Islam. as well as polytheistic religions, such as Hinduism share this messianic belief. Each religion has a different view on their messiah, some believe that the Messiah will be forgiving, loving and gentle, while others believe that the Messiah will deliver the…

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    Apollinarianism Essay

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    Christology is a term that means the study of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, who was both fully human and fully God. Jesus Christ’s role to the Christian belief is that he is known for redeeming people of their sins. Christians can interact and learn of the teachings and the works of Jesus through the New Testament. The New Testament gives the accounts of the life of Jesus, so by connecting and learning these works Christians gain an idea of who Jesus is and what he stood for.…

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    As Christians, we believe that the God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are one in the same just with different dimensions. Mistakenly, other religions find it commonplace to try to separate the Holy Trinity. It is difficult for them to grasp that they have the same purpose and they are all God. A sad reality for the Black church and community is its dualistic views on religion, fullness of God, and our relationships with one another. God is a spiritual and sexual existence who created man in his…

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    As we have seen, for Paul, God the Father is He who has raised Jesus from the dead. Paul views the Abrahamic narrative in this light as if the narrative were written with that statement being true at the time that Abraham walked the earth. The God of Abraham is the God who would raise Jesus from the dead. Implied in that statement is that Jesus had to die. Knowing that Jesus is God the Son, that means that, from time immemorial, the Son is He who would be sent by the Father to suffer and die.…

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    forgiveness, received an inheritance, and was sealed with the spirit. Christ’s supremacy of the Colossians 1:13-20, is that Christ was the visual image of God, Christ is fully God, and Christ is primary in everything, and Christ is a creator of all, with trinity, heaven and earth, visible and invisible, and kingdom and rulers. The Colossians were also considered blameless. Some of the standards with the Ephesians were clean language, no drunkenness, no stealing and no greed. In Ephesians 4:25…

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    The word God had not appeared in Anglo Saxon literature until the early 800’s when a new Christian wave came through Great Britain. Unlike the pagan god Wyrd, the Christian God deals with the holy trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit none of which are synonymous with nature. The ideas of christianity entered both the Seafarer and Beowulf after the wave of Christian monks came through their translation of these pieces. Until the 800’s…

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    Throughout the course of the Prayer and Spirituality class, I have learned plenty of information regarding my relationship with God and others. There are five units that have helped me to realize all that I have acquired so far. This includes prayer and encountering God, images of God, gratitude and mindfulness, meditation and journaling, and scripture. With this, I have grasped the truth of how God and His everlasting love draws us to form a relationship with Him. Attaining this essential bond…

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    Christian Worldview

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    The Christian worldview can be confusing at times. Many questions are brought up about a plethora of different topics pertaining to, God, Jesus, and salvation. Most of these questions cannot be answered completely, however, using the Bible they can be answered to a certain extent. By breaking up Christianity into its bare essentials; God, humanity, Jesus, and restoration, its concept can be better understood and explained. God Everybody has their own idea about what God is like both physically…

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    they believe in the oneness of God. Even though, all three religions believe in the oneness of God, “The affirmation of the oneness of God by Christians is sometimes misunderstood, because some Christians believe that the one God is triune (the Holy Trinity). However, this is not a denial of monotheism but an affirmation of the complexity of the Divine Being”. (Los Angeles Chinese Learning Center). All three religions believe in one God. In Qur’an, Allah says: “He, Allah, is one. Allah is he on…

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    person because of its numerous theological flaws; however, the observation from which this concept was derived is undervalued in modern Christian interpretations. Scripture exhibits a three-person God, unified in one being—but each person of the Trinity receives more attention than the others during certain time periods. In the old testament, He appeals to the patriarchs, judges, prophets, and kings on a personal level, but His relationship to the Hebrews is largely authoritative. For instance,…

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