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    Janine Espiritu 10 Christian Service Reflection Paper The nature of the Christian Service is the act of doing work for God with a willing heart. Many religious people think that "Christian service" signifies Christian usefulness: to be a regular attender at church‚ to pray‚ and a contributor to its finances. Also‚ to become a teacher of a class‚ or a leader of young people’s society‚ to engage in evangelistic activities and do personal work. And tell others what Christ means to you. I volunteered

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    The SWOT analysis model will be applied to Dizz’s case. Strength: The first strength of Dizz is that the company is a large international mobile phone operator‚ with operations in 17 countries across Europe‚ Africa and Asia. The big operating scope can suggest that Dizz’s operation is able to achieve economies of scale‚ which helps the firm to lower costs as the scale of production increases. In this sense‚ Dizz is able to provide services at a lower price compared to its competitors. Moreover

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    are unable to afford food..This charity does not only give to America‚ but it also gives to other places all around the word‚ for example Africa‚ Asia‚ and even Europe.These continents are a few of the biggest continents in the world‚ yet there are still millions of people starving in each one of them. This is very sad because people are dying due to malnutrition. As a country it is our duty to stand up for other people and do the right thing. CARE Dinner Charity will be able to feed over 500‚000

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    The Role of Christian Youth in Nation Building   National Identity   The notion of nation-building presupposes that the nation itself is in need of building; or rebuilding‚ in some cases. The term nation-building in its original sense referred to newly-independent nations in Africa to reshape colonial territories that had been carved out by colonial powers without regard to ethnic or other boundaries. This would later include the creation of paraphernalia such as flags‚ national anthems‚ national

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    The Lutheran denomination is the oldest of all the Protestant denominations. It was founded by Martin Luther‚ the German monk and professor who famously posted 95 Theses against the practice of indulgences in 1517. The founding of the denomination wasn’t intentional at first. Luther saw contradictions between the Bible and current practices of the Church as well as corruption and abuse within the Church‚ and had hoped for reform‚ not a schism. When that proved impossible‚ he continued to spread his

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    Christians and Stewardship of Their Environment 1. Introduction Our earthly habitat is not an unexpected occurrence of little worth‚ but rather‚ it is one to be highly valued and preserved. The biblical doctrine of creation helps the Christian to understand the true significance of the world in order to deal with the environmental crisis. The Bible says‚ “For thus saith the Lord that created the heavens; God himself that formed the earth and made it; he hath established it‚ he created

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    The Essential Elements of the Christian Worldview The Christian worldview provides some essential elements that need to be understood‚ in order for this worldview to be accepted. These elements consist of God‚ humanity‚ Jesus‚ and being able to analyze what you understand about these elements. In this essay I will help you understand who God is and some of some of his characteristics. I will also let you know who Jesus is and why he died for the sins of the world. I will tell you why God created

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    p Christian Spirituality Essay Question: 1. How significant is prayer to the Christian life? What lessons can we learn from Jesus’ practice of prayer? In beginning this essay‚ I think it is only sensible to get the the root of the question. To start with‚ what exactly do we mean by “prayer”? The Oxford English Dictionary defines “prayer” as: “1) a request for help or an expression of thanks made to God.”[1] Other dictionary definitions follow the spirit of this definition: “a solemn

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    The Christian Church A study of the foundation and Influences of the Christian Church Written By: Thomas Milazzo The Christian Church was born out of the legacies of the Greek‚ Roman and Jewish cultures. Through God’s providence and perhaps advantageous timing‚ the Christian Church entered a world prepared for the truth of God. The Greeks provided a universal language and philosophy that supported the acceptance of the Church. Roman laws‚ organization‚ and commitment

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    Stephanie Allen The Early Christians and Judaism When Christianity was created‚ there were two different perspectives of what was deemed correct. The early Christians believed Jesus Christ was the chosen one‚ and comparatively‚ those who followed Judaism believed the chosen one had yet to arrive. The earliest Christians inherited many of their central doctrines from Judaism‚ including monotheism and the belief in a covenant between God and humanity. The most important difference that Christianity

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