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    There are three central ideas in the Anglo-Saxon poem "The Seafarer." The hardships of being at sea‚ eternal salvation‚ and the idea that nothing is permanent. It is the monologue of an old sailor. The beginning of this poem tells of the old sailor hardships at sea. He experiences he bitter cold of the winter‚ being alone and isolated at sea‚ and hunger. In a thousand ports‚ and in me. It tells of smashing surf when I sweated in the cold of an anxious watch‚ perched in the bow as it dashed

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    Salvation” In many ways‚ certain events changed our lives and out view on how to live. In “Salvation” by Langston Hughes‚ he talked about how he was saved from a sin when he was thirteen on how Jesus was brought into his life. In this story‚ this specific event impacted the thirteen year olds life showing that certain events can change ones outlook on life. In many ways‚ events change the outlook on many lives for the good and bad. When Langston was saved from a sin‚ his aunt told him that he

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    Derrick Horne Since the fall of man and the manifestation of sin‚ a wedge was placed between God and man. Man has strived to establish a reconnection with God through a variety of sources. Salvation is the source or bridge that connects man to God. Every religion has its own philosophy concerning the path of salvation. “The goal of most Indian religions is to break the cycle of karma and samsara and be free from the burden of life. This breaking of life is called Moksha” (Hopfe & Woodard‚ 2009‚

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    Have you ever wondered what type of life you should live as a Christian and what all you should do? Is this the right thing to do? Is this a common question that you ask? Do you have personal experiences that our wonderful Lord has been so wonderful in your life? Sharing them with others is a way that is I believe is one way that you can worship him. And something that I believe that my church as a whole can do better in general I know it’s hard to come out and say because you don’t like finding

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    A) Outline Augustine’s Theodicy. Augustine’s theodicy is mostly influenced by the creation stories found in the Genesis. Augustine had a traditional view of God and thought God was omnipotent and good. The genesis mentions that everything God made was good‚ therefore the universe that God created is good. Augustine believed there were higher and lower goods but everything was good in its own way. Augustine called evil the privation of good and not a substance. It comes from the sins that Adam

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    87 years of age and is a renowned pastor‚ author of various books as well as a Theologian and a teacher. He is also seen as a religious Philosopher and he critically challenged the Christian hypothesis of the “demonic and anti-christian”‚ seen as the traditional African religion. He made the following statement “Christian Theology in Africa is not a new phenomenon”? With the statement the question arises‚ how old is this phenomenon then really. If we look back at the history of the very early church

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    Philosophy Essay - The Problem of Evil Part A - Compare and contrast the theodicies of Augustine and Irenaeus Both Augustine and Irenaeus attempt to explain the existence of evil in their theodicies‚ though have different explanations for its existence. Theodicies put forward the argument that God has a reason for allowing the existence of evil separated into moral evil (for example‚ the holocaust) and natural evil (Haiti earthquake). Theodicies attempt to rationalise evil whilst retaining

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    Giving up the thing you love the most for the one you love the most. Romantic? Yes! Stupid? Yes! Hans Christian Anderson’s‚ The Little Mermaid‚ is most commonly seen as a child’s story‚ but if you look closer there are many ties to God and spiritual life. I never saw this as a kid‚ but back then I loved The Little Mermaid‚ because of its magical setting‚ handsome prince‚ and somewhat happy ending. The Little Mermaid unfolds in the deep ocean bottom. The sea king’s castle towers high from the

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    surely die”. Sin sugarcoated with the soothing assurance “This wont hurt you”‚ blending and introducing a grey district of sin. Many are the Divine warnings found in God’s word to those that attempt to confuse the moral distinctions. 4. Christian Science- Myer Pearlman’s contrast to this view strongly suggests‚ “The scriptures denounce sin as a positive violation of Gods law” A real offense‚ meriting a real punishment‚ in a real hell. 5. Evolution- Myer Pearlman’s

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    Human Suffering ​In the story of Job‚ the author illustrates human suffering throughout Job’s life. Job is the perfect example of how a Christian should be; his trust and faith in God is immeasurable to any other man. The Accuser is confident that he is able to break Job down so that Job will turn his back against Yahweh. This leads the Accuser to confront God and ask for his permission to test Job. Yahweh grants the Accuser the opportunity to tempt Job’s allegiance to God: “Yahweh said to the Accuser

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