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    The Gospel Of Forgiveness

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    Someone who has been hurt and is willing to look past the pain to forgive the inflictor. To forgive can be the hardest part of any issue or situation‚ but it brings forth acceptance and happiness. Some ways people try to earn forgiveness is through baptisms‚ sacrifices‚ prayers‚ and fasting. The Bible explains many more examples of acts people perform to try and earn forgiveness. I believe The Bible says forgiveness is something that you must give to others automatically but work hard to receive.

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    Alvin Ailey- Revelations

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    Alvin Ailey’s Revelations was premiered in 1960 and is based on Alvin Ailey’s childhood memories of worshipping at his Baptist church in Texas. The music within Revelations is a compilation of African American spirituals which helps to develop the idea of the music that was played and sung in the small black churches near to where Alvin lived with his mother during his childhood. Throughout Revelations you see and feel a mixture of emotions as the story starts to unfold and you can see clearly the

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    psychological explanation to this notion. He states that Christ’s followers could not bear the fact that their leader was eventually dead‚ thus Jesus’ resurrection was mythologized. Furthermore‚ Loisy points out Paul invented sacramental rituals of Baptism and the Eucharist. In his book “The Christian Mystery”‚ Loisy explains that “Christianity was not a heresy not it spilt from Judaism; it was a new religion”‚ but not due to the will of Christ nor due to

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    Essay On Sacraments

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    When we go to Church and see sacraments like Baptism‚ Eucharist‚ and Confirmation we question: what is happening‚ why is it happening‚ who does it affect‚ and how does it affect the giver and the receiver. To have all these questions answered‚ we must first address the question of what is a sacrament. The sacraments are efficacious signs in our lives and are a physical representation of God’s invisible grace in our lives. Sacraments are divided into multiple relationships that once put together complete

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    pnuematology

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    to build and edify the Kingdom of God. In my opinion‚ we receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit once we have accepted Christ as our personal Savior. It is at this time when there is an identifiable change in our life. We no longer do the things that we used to do. Gradually we become less comfortable with living in and around sin so we seek to live a life like the life of Christ. Ewell says that some people insist that the Baptism of the Holy Spirit coincides with conversion. I believe this is true

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    STUDIES OF RELIGION II CHRISTIANITY DEPTH STUDY: Christianity is more than a belief in one God. It isn’t just something a person is baptised into to. Christianity is a source of hope for those who doubt‚ it is a guide for those who are lost and it provides answers for those who wonder. Christianity is the belief in one true God and from there come various interpretations that religions such as Anglicanism‚ Christianity and Lutheranism have taken and formed a more specific faith. In this

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    Augustine Confessions

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    his early life‚ he cannot repent for them. He laments the fact that his memory cannot provide this information‚ he hopes that God will absolve him of these unknown deviances from God’s will. He also laments the fact that his baptism was delayed until later in his life. His baptism was delayed so that he could “sin with a loose rein” (book 1‚ pg. 13). He wonders if this was to his detriment‚ that if he had perhaps been baptized earlier then he would have led a purer life. My understanding of this work

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    forgiveness and deepen our friendship with Christ. Sin represents everything that destroys our friendship with God. Reconciliation repairs our relationship with God. Reconciliation begins when a person is incorporated into the body of Christ at baptism. We maintain and strengthen this relationship through the eucharist and reconciliation. Eucharist is the regular sacrament that renews and strengthens our baptismal reconciliation. We have the sacrament of ‘reconciliation’ when we do something to

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    with Christ‚ and now Paul no longer lives but Christ lives in him. However the Galatians was not acting in line with the truth of this gospel‚ and pursued in their disobedience and lack of faith. This act of dying to self is the covenantal sign of baptism‚ which identifies us with Christ in his death and resurrection‚ portraying symbolically the whole life of a Christian as dying to self and living for and in him who died for us. This sign is also an act of faith‚ in faith we die to self- Galatians

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    Traits shared with other Afro-American religions: Ceremonial drums Sacrifice of animals (usually a goat) Spirit possession Syncretism occurring with Kumina and Revival Zion Revival Zion: Result of a syncretism between Baptism and an Afro-Creole religion called “Myal” From Baptism‚ Revival Zion took the literal approach to the doctrine Added elements from Myal such as spirit possession‚ emphasis on drumming/dancing‚ and offerings/sacrifices to spirits Revivalists call themselves Christians Worship

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