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    what is the ultimate purpose or meaning of life?‚ what can I expect after death‚ and how can I prepare for it?‚ What interaction can I now have with the divine?‚ to what extent is religion (including Christianity) a human construct? and How should Christians view other religions in light of their own faith?. It is indicated that this paper will be careful to not generalize Christianity in matters where there is disagreement. Similarities Between Christianity and Other Religions There are many major

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    Roman Catholic and Protestant tradition The traditions of the Roman Catholic Church have been around for an extremely long time. The Roman Catholic Church and Protestantism both agree on many important things of the historic Christian faith. However the rituals and practices are quite different. The rituals and practices of a Roman Catholic Church consist of Mass‚ Baptism‚ Confession‚ receiving Communion‚ praying the Rosary‚ Last Rites‚ and much more. Whereas Protestantism was formed in the 16th

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    One of the most apparent logical fallacies in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible‚ is called “No True Scotsman‚” or rather‚ an appeal to purity to emphasize an argument. The play is set in a small town in Massachusetts in the late 1690s. This setting is well known for its overbearing Puritanism and its government that could almost be characterized as a theocracy. As a result of this emphasis on religion‚ the characters of the play often resort to fallacies that hold religious beliefs at the forefront of

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    The Unforgivable Sin What is unforgivable sin? Jesus gives an answer to this question in Mathew 12 and Mark 3. The Pharisees claimed that Jesus cast out demons by the power of Beelzebul‚ the ruler of demons. He knew what they were thinking and for that reason‚ he stated the unforgivable sin as that of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. “For this reason I tell you‚ people will be forgiven for every sin and blasphemy‚ but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven” (Mathew 12:31). The Pharisees

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    Worldview can be defined as the way a person makes determinations and analyzes the things occurring globally around them. The worldview is formed through a person’s experiences and viewpoints. 29 Part Two: Biblical/Christian Worldview 1. Origin – Those who believe in the biblical/Christian Worldview‚ see God‚ Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit as one entity. All of the things that we see were made out of nothing (ex nihilo) in six days. On day one God said let there be light and then divided the light

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    The Christian counselors of today‚ like all Christians are called to encourage and assist others to a place of spiritual maturity in their lives. Functioning through the Spiritual Gifts God has equipped us with allows us to reach the minds‚ hearts‚ and lives of the clients we will effect through the model of counseling. Although some of these clients will be difficult to reach in the outset‚ if we establish a caring relationship with the client‚ know what method of counseling we plan to use for

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    are children of God‚ and not just those of Jewish lineage. This also lead to the belief that circumcision‚ a Jewish belief and practice‚ was no longer required in order to be a part of the faith. As for Marriage‚ Paul states that Christians should only marry other Christians‚ However‚ they do not have to be of Jewish descent. As for God’s warnings and promise to Judaism‚ these beliefs still hold true. The purpose of the “Church Age” is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. Not much is really happening

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    their faith in hoping to find their salvation such as; Buddhism‚ Muslims‚ Mormons‚ etc… but the most familiar is the Christian religion. In Langston Hughes “Salvation” exposes the flaws within the Christian religion‚ the fact that individuals do not understand what they are being taught and just doing what is expected of them as well as the hypocritical ways that happen in the Christian organization. Growing up‚ it is normal for children to just go with the flow of their environment and to do what

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    .. I have the keys The key to power and authority was lost by Adam‚ but found by Jesus Christ. Our authority in the spiritual realm is based solely on our relationship with Jesus The Bible is full of promises of power and authority to the Christian A Christian who never understands and uses the God given authority

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    this time‚ “the invention of printing with movable type helped spread the Protestant message” (Text‚ 458). The movement created different types of Christians. Luther’s model of Christian life based on faith alone introduced John Calvin’s model of predestination. Both Protestant reformers believed that the word of God was the key to the life of a Christian‚ but St. Ignatius believed otherwise. He believed in the idea that faith and religious actions together were the key to living the life

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