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    In a short paragraph‚ summarize the Levels of Explanation Approach. John Pokinghorne said "I can perceive another person as an aggregation of atoms‚ an open biochemical system in interaction with the environment‚ a specimen of homo sapiens‚ an object of beauty‚ someone who needs deserve my respect and compassion‚ a brother for whom Christ died. Myers believes Christians must appreciate the essential role of science in nuturing curiosity and humility. This will put a wrongheaded notion about existence

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    and a common natural origin‚ the ground. All of creation is categorized as being of the same entity‚ belonging to one another. Ultimately these commonalities exhibit the underlying idea of stewardship and what it means to take care of all that has been provided by God. However‚ as explained‚ the stewardship model “misses the crucial aspect of human interdependence upon that which we steward.” We must recognize that aside from being a part of God’s creation‚ we are to also take care of what he has

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    Integration of Faith and Corporate Finance Abstract The purpose of this paper is to briefly discuss how biblical principals can be applied to topics covered in corporate finance. In Matthew 25: 14-30‚ the Parable of Talents is introduced. In this parable a master gives three of his servants some talents (which could be interpreted as money) according to their own ability. Two of the servants were able to earn twice the amount given to them. The third servant‚ however‚ earns nothing. As a

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    not just the aspects of nature which benefit human beings. Dominionism - Judeo-Christian idea that human beings have a special place in the natural world; they are given the power to rule over it (as overseers) in behalf of its creator‚ God. Stewardship – Judeo-Christian idea that human beings have a special responsibility for the natural world (and indeed all other areas of responsibility such as other people‚ their money and possessions) acting as caretakers on God’s behalf. Autonomy – Free

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    Integrative Learning Project: Organizational Setting Yong Crosby Liberty University Integrative Learning Project: Organizational Setting Mission A company called Creative Learning Center‚ a fictitious company is selected for the purpose of this integrative learning project. Creative Learning Center is a child care services who also offer extended care that incorporates Christian-based curriculum for children from toddlers age to five years old. The mission of the Creative Learning Center

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    meaning and purpose it is essential that we have responsible stewardship‚ unselfish love and value the dignity and worth of others. Responsible teaching as written by Stephen Holtrop in Van Brummelen’s text “views each person as unique” (2002. 38) This can be accomplished in both the Christian and the secular classroom teaching environments by a “well-tuned’ educator. Van Brummelen discusses the social aspects of curriculum based on biblical views. When teaching to this type of curriculum each student

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    and corporate.[1] The ultimate goal of engaging in and practicing spiritual disciplines is to draw the individual closer to God. The eleven disciplines that Whitney outlines in this book are: Bible intake‚ prayer‚ worship‚ evangelism‚ serving‚ stewardship‚ fasting‚ silence and solitude‚ journaling‚ and learning. In all of this practicing‚ the main objective is that one begins to practice the disciplines outlined in this book to promote their own spiritual growth. Even though the list that Whitney

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    Silvius‚ John E. “Christian Stewardship of the Environment.” http://www.creationism.org/csshs/ v10n3p24.htm (accessed October 13‚ 2011) Van Dyke‚ Fred. “A Welcome Message from the Executive Director.” http://ausable.org/about/ (accessed October 15‚ 2011) 15‚ 2011) [2] Ibid.‚ Church and Community [3] John E. Silvius‚ Christian Stewardship of the Environment‚ http://www.creationism.org/csshs/v10n3p24.htm‚ (accessed October 13‚ 2011) [4] John E. Silvius‚ Christian Stewardship of the Environment‚ http://www

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    2013-2014 Semester 1 Final Test Study Guide Online/Blended Doctrine No study is more valuable that careful reading of your textbook. Questions are often made straight from the words of the text. If there are sections from Chapters 1 through 8 that you did not read‚ go back and read it. - Bareford‚ Brink‚ Wrasman Unit 1 Intro to the Bible: 1. How did the early church decide a book was canonical (under God’s providence)? Inspired and point to Christ. 2. Who decided what books are in the

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    Religious Tradition Depth Study – Judaism Significant People and Ideas 1. The contribution to Judaism of ONE significant person or school of thought‚ other than Abraham or Moses‚ drawn from: * Moses Maimonides Explain the contribution to the development and expression of Judaism of ONE significant person OR school of thought‚ other than Abraham or Moses‚ drawn from: * Moses Maimonides * Social and cultural background and influences: * Maimonides (aka Moshe ben Maimon

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