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    Liberalism and Culture Essay Bridgette Davis Grand Canyon University: HTH379 (379-0101) History of Christianity November 23‚ 2014 (Shelly‚ 2008‚ pg. 358) Liberalism lays emphasis on an individual’s freedom‚ equality and liberal thoughts and religious beliefs. The people have rights with Liberalism. With liberalism every person is able to be in control about his or her life. For this be done we have a right to choose. If we do not have liberalism then we have no rights to think and do as we

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    otherwise know. | 2. | What is inspiration? | Inspiration is the supernatural guidance of the writers of Scripture by the Spirit of God whereby they wrote the divine Word of God‚ transcribed accurately and reliably. | 3. | What is inerrancy? | Inerrancy recognizes that what

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    Todd S. Beall‚ Ph.D. (toddbeall@gmail.com) Professor of Old Testament‚ Capital Bible Seminary‚ Lanham‚ MD Evangelical Theological Society Nov 19‚ 2010 On March 24‚ 2010 BioLogos released an interview with Bruce Waltke in which he stated that for Christians to deny the reality of evolution would “make us a cult‚ some odd group that’s not really interacting with the real world.”1 His remarks‚ actually taped during a November workshop‚ sparked a flurry of repercussions‚ culminating with Waltke’s

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    scholars were self-confessed egalitarians and the other two were self-confessed complementarians‚ all of which were defending their point of view on this topic. All agreed to “build a credible case within the bounds of orthodoxy and a commitment to inerrancy”3 before writing their essays. Each contributor was able to build a powerful case for their perspective only to be taken apart by their fellow scholars

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    The Bible (from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία‚ tà biblía‚ "the books") is acanonical collection of texts considered sacred in Judaism orChristianity. Different religious groups include different books within their canons‚ in different orders‚ and sometimes divide or combine books‚ or incorporate additional material into canonical books. Christian Bibles range from the sixty-six books of the Protestant canon to the eighty-one books of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church canon. The Hebrew Bible‚ or Tanakh‚ contains

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    FUNDAMENTALISM AND ITS RISE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. What is Fundamentalism? The most common association those with no base knowledge of the term make is with Islam‚ the word being linked to the faith with great popularity in the first decade of the twenty first century. Despite this point many faiths‚ apart from Islam‚ like the Christian‚ Jewish‚ Buddhist‚ and Hindu have those within their respective memberships who can be classed as fundamentalists. Fundamentalists are staunch believers and

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    Throughout centuries religion has been controversial‚ but has also impacted social‚ politics‚ and culture in society. Brushing off medieval traditions a new idea called the Renaissance swept people off their feet‚ because it was an era of rebirth. Other scholars have looked at this period as the beginning of early modern Europe. Since The Early Renaissance‚ a philosopher named Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola in his novel‚ On the Dignity of Man‚ he found the theme of the Renaissance he claimed that

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    words of God‚ moreover the NT apostles speak of revelation in the form of definite ideas and words‚ (cf.1Thess: 2:13) where Paul commends the Thessalonians”4. God’s historical character has _____________________________ 2. P. D. Feinberg‚ “Bible‚ Inerrancy and Infallibility of” in Evangelical Dictionary of Theology‚ 2nd ed.‚ edited by Walter

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    BIBL 104 Survey of Biblical Literature Course Description This survey course is designed to lay a foundational understanding of Scripture via a historical survey of the Old and New Testaments. The student will engage a range of learning activities related to the issues interacting with biblical literature‚ basic hermeneutical principles‚ key themes and persons of the canon‚ and the redemptive theme of Scripture. Rationale The courses motivation is a combination of both edifying and equipping students

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    A Book Analysis of “Is Jesus the Only Savior” Chapters 1-6: Pluralism by Ronald H. Nash Justin W. Cullen Theology 313 July 29‚ 2012 Analysis Ronald H. Nash begins his book responding the position of pluralism in regards to the exclusivity of Jesus Christ‚ mainly directed at John Hick‚ who was a leading proponent of pluralism until his death earlier this year. Nash was an evangelical Baptist theologian and apologist‚ who subscribed to the Calvinist tradition. Within his book‚ Nash tackles several

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