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    We are delighted that you are considering Cornerstone Christian University (“CCU”) for your study. A step toward your biblical studies is the best move that you will take besides accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Here‚ at Cornerstone‚ we pray that every prospective student‚ who has the will to study‚ will trust God to help him/her find the way. You can rest assured that you’ll never go wrong with God. Your decision to earn your degree with a biblically based education will always fit

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    Raja Muhammad Sarwar Khan Bhati (1910–27 July 1948).In 1947‚ he volunteered to take part in the battalion organised by the Pakistani Army wit the purpose of retaking the Kashmir. His regiment managed to outflank the disorganized Indian troops and forced them to retreat out of the regions which are now known as the Northern Areas in one of the battles of the First Kashmir War. During the Kashmir Operations‚ as Company Commander of the 2nd Battalion of the Punjab Regiment‚ Captain Sarwar launched an

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    John Calvin‚ an essential leader in the Protestant Reformation‚ wrote the “Golden Booklet of the True Christian Life” to outline his beliefs and teaching to live as a “true Christian”. Calvin‚ a strong believer in predestination and the depth of God’s will‚ was wrong in assuming that God’s will and predestination is so dominant and therefore gives people no reason to live a moral life. In the remaining length of the page‚ points will be made (derived and guided by quotes from the aforementioned novel)

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    There are many meanings and responsibilities with important significances of Christians today through baptism. Being baptised as a Christian means that you become a full member of the church community and the significance of that is that you have to worship God in church every Sunday with the community as that is what Christianity is about. We are told to keep the Sabbath holy in the Ten Commandments. When we were baptised‚ we joined God’s family so we also joined the commission that Jesus his son

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    Fletcher understood the concept of Christian love‚ with reference to his six fundamental ideas [30 marks] Joseph Fletcher approached Christian love as a situationist: all decisions must bring about the best outcome in terms of love and people‚ not just rules for rules’ sake. He offered different ethical principles to those of the church‚ know as situation ethics‚ yet maintains that these are still true to Christian beliefs. Fletcher’s new approach to Christian love was clearly stated using

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    How has charismatic worship impacted Christians in general and for 3 specific denominations? Charismatic worship has impacted Christians in general as it infuses corporate worship with a new life and has provided Christians with more choice in how they worship. It offers a livelier and more vibrant approach to worship that was previously not available. The charismatic renewal (CR) impacted Roman Catholics (RC) quite a lot. RCs have three documents that agree with the teachings of the CR. For example

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    In modern‚ evangelical Christianity‚ the term “rapture” conjures up images of the Christian church being pulled from an earth in turmoil and swept away to Heaven. It is an image that is reminiscent of the “Left Behind” books‚ a fictional series which depicts a world in which a rapture of all of earth’s Christians has occurred‚ leaving behind only “sinners” to stare down the end of the world. This view of a “rapture” has become a popular one‚ and one that remains largely unquestioned by

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    Hans Christian Anderson was a Danish poet that was born on April 2‚ 1805 in Odense‚ Denmark. He was an author who wrote many short stories and today’s movies‚ although he lived in the 19th century many of his works influenced today. Some stories like Frozen‚ The Little Mermaid‚ and the Ugly Duckling. His mother Anne Marie Anderson who cleaned other people’s clothes for a living and his father‚ Hans Anderson Sr.‚ was a cobbler. Throughout his life he published and produced many books and plays based

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    THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY C.S. Lewis on Suffering and Pain in the Christian Life Submitted to Dr. John A. McGinn‚ in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the completion of the course SEMI 500-B02 LUO Introduction to Seminary Studies by José C. Caballero September 14‚ 2014 Contents Introduction 1 Pain as an objection to creation 2 Pain as a result of freewill 3 God’s omnipotence 4 Pain is necessary in the lives of Christians 5 Pain promotes spiritual growth 6 C.S Lewis’ experiences

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    Maximilian Kolbe was recognized as a martyr for his great charity in taking a place of another man forced to die at the Auschwitz concentration camp. He was then considered a martyr and at his canonisation Pope John Paul II said‚ “Maximilian did not die but gave his life … for his brother.” Kolbe was known for his courageous actions‚ his support to his people‚ and his dignity through harsh times of Auschwitz. He believed that the Nazi’s were wrong for blaming the Jewish people for the defeat of World

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