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    the history of the Christian era‚ and in particular since the eighteenth-century Enlightenment‚ many skeptics have called into question the reliability of the Bible. The recent rise of postmodernism has brought about a new round of questioning regarding Scripture’s reliability and many other issues foundational to a biblical worldview. Some people may talk about Jesus‚ but they will not work with you through the hardness of it they pass it off or change the subject. Christian is not a man-made term;

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    LIBERTY UNIVERSITY  LIBERTY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY        THE CENTRALITY OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP    A PAPER  SUBMITTED TO DR. DONALD HICKS  IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT  OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE  DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES  DSMN 500    BY  TERRELL PEARSON      CHICAGO‚ IL  JANUARY‚ 2014    2      INTRODUCTION  In this paper I will discuss the importance of the Centrality of Christ in Christian  Discipleship including the three stages of discipleship mentioned by Dr Dave Ealey and Rod 

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    UNDERSTANDING JESUS: CHRISTOLOGY FROM A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE Until recently‚ traditional Christian theology was interpreted only by white males. In a modern world things are changing. In her book Consider Jesus‚ Elizabeth Johnson states that women “are waking up to their own dignity and finding their own voice” (page 97). Despite the feminist theology movement that Johnson describes‚ sexism and male dominance is embedded in the culture of the Catholic Church. Women will have equal rights

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    CHRISTIAN M ORAL THEOLOGY I N THE LIGHT OF VATICAN II Realization of the Moral Value in Human Acts Chapter J V REALIZATION OF THE MORAL VALUE IN HUMAN ACTS H a v i n g acquired the k n o w l e d g e of his moral responsibill a n d task‚ m a n must realize the guidelines a n d imperatives t h e m o r a l law in his a c t i o n s . A c c o r d i n g l y t h e n a t u r e un c haracteristics of h u m a n acts must be studied next‚ which ac e n a b l e m a n to proceed t o w a r

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    post-modern worldview and what is the response of the Christian worldview? THESIS STATEMENT The post-modern worldview questions the ideals‚ principles‚ values‚ and truths of the modern world. Operating from a state of flux‚ the post-modern worldview is open to critique. This paper offers a brief synopsis of the post-modern worldview’s perspectives on absolute truth‚ and a theological response that highlights the applications of the Christian Worldview. THE QUESTION OF TRUTH A Worldview is a commitment

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    Jude-Christians: This view of humanity is bound together by the theistic meaning of life. Both ideas encompass a creator‚ that creator being God who is sovereign and omnipotent. They believe man is made in the image of God. Through theism‚ our purpose is to know God‚ and in doing so. we will achieve happiness. This concept has a strength‚ the strength being a possibility that there is a creator and this creator is greater than any thought. This idea is radical in regards to such a claim. However

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    THE EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT A PAPER SUBMITTED TO DR. ROBERT WETMORE IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY II BY JACOB A. KESLING BATON ROUGE‚ LOUISIANA AUGUST 10‚ 2009 Table of Contents Thesis Statement 3 Introduction: Why this Discussion is Important 3-4 Limited Atonement 5 Biblical Foundation for Limited Atonement 5-7 Other Theological Considerations for Limited Atonement 7-8 Unlimited Atonement 9 Biblical Foundation

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    Things that were said before. What are the three presuppositions of prolegomena? 1: There is a God. 2: Truth exist. 3: A person can know the truth. What is the contemporary usage of the word “theology?” The science of religion or doctrine of the church. What is catechism? The study of theology stimulated by questions. What are five presuppositions for the task of theologizing? 1.there is a God and he has revealed himself. 2. That there are laws that are self-evident. 3. That man has the

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    with a primary audience which appears to be conservative evangelical Christians. The basic ‘meat’ of the book is the premise that "weaving together perspectives from psychology and Christian theology can help us understand and appreciate humanity more fully than we could with either perspective alone" (p. 3). Entwistle’s view is that in faithful reading of both the book of God’s work (nature) and the book of God’s word (theology)‚ this textbook seems to be the work of an individual whose true request

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    The past two weeks we have been introduced to systematic theology. Systematic theology is a collection of doctrines that cover every subject matter with all of scripture. It is not however‚ historical theology‚ which is concerned with the development of a belief. In order to fully understand systematic theology you have to know what a doctrine is and the difference between a major and minor doctrine. A doctrine is what all of scripture teaches us today on a specific topic. A major doctrine is one

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