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    Intro to Theology

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    Tarah Kendall Session 2 Reflection Paper THE 112 – Introduction to Theology January 10th‚ 2012 Chapter 15‚ Question 1. Why‚ according to Cyprian’s theology‚ does he say that the evil the Devil can do to the Church through schism is much worse that what he can do through Roman persecutions? Religiously‚ a schism is a division between people belonging to an organization that was considered a single body. For St. Cyprian‚ the unity of the Church is essentially visible. The established unity

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    ‘The Christian Tradition has never regarded women with respect.’ Discuss. Broadly speaking‚ the Christian Tradition can be seen to be the heritage of Christian teaching and thought. Starting initially with the Old and New Testaments in the Bible‚ this then extends to St Augustus of Hippo Martin Luther and up to some more Conservative Christian thought today. In some ways the Christian Tradition does teach women with respect. However‚ the issue always remains as to the extent of this respect and

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    SUMMARY * For the most part‚ psychology and theology have been considered to be enemies as both deal with the basic questions about life and the human experience from different approaches. Psychology places human experience (empirically) at the core of understanding and theology places God (our interpretation of His Word) at the center of understanding human experiences. Theology is faith based and includes a strong acceptance of the Bible as the basis of all truth. Psychology is empirically

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    contemporary usage of the word “theology?” • What is catechism? • What are 5 presuppositions for the task of theologizing? • What are the tests used to verify theological truths? Explain. • What is the aim of biblical theology? • Where does biblical theology get its material? • What does historical theology study? • What does dogmatic theology study? • What is philosophical theology? • What is contemporary theology? • What is systematic theology? • What does practical theology seek to do? • What

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    Theology of Worship

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    Sara Norris‚ A153 Intro 2 Worship Prof K Sanders 21 February 2012 Theology of Worship: Old‚ New & Now Worship is homage; it is an attitude and activity designed to recognize and describe the worth of a person (969 Ryken).” The Dictionary of Biblical Imagery could not have said it better; worship is something that comes from within a person and is active and alive‚ a lifestyle. The need to worship is inbred‚ intuition and something we cannot escape… we were made for it. Worship is the result of an

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    indicates that true religion starts in the heart and God’s law touched every phase of his life. It was after his recognition of himself as a good Christian that historians and biographers could see a change in Wesley’s writing which placed emphasis on holy order for holy living. It was also in his writing that his struggle with his definition of “Christian” became evident and “Methodist” begin to appear. It was this spiritual quest for holiness and his understanding of God’s grace and mercy that provided

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    Liberation Theology

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    Jeremy Partin I. Title Page II. Thesis Page III. Introduction Liberation theology in Latin America was first introduced in the late 1960’s‚ although it became famous after the writing of Gustavo Gutierrez. The roots of liberation theology can be traced back to Europe because Catholic priests were sent there to go to school. It was there where they became radicalized and sent back to Latin America. This radicalization led many to start thinking differently‚ including Gutierrez. He and others

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    Knowing God

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    Knowing God Systematic Theology I Knowing God The study of God has been taken place for many centuries. There have been various well known theologians that have spent a life time studying theology. What is theology? Theology is the study of God. It has been a desire for many Christians to know God. It is a true fact that no one will ever know God fully. “No one knows the Son except the Father and no one knows the Father except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to

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    their need and longing. Yet the kind of approaches and strategy has never been seriously discussed and brought to the notice in the ministry of the youth. So the need to promote that kind of ministry is felt. Purpose Statement To understand Naga Christian Fellowship‚ Pune‚ in a deeper way To formulate broader prospects of its ministry. Objectives To evaluate the ministry of NCF Pune. To identify the impact of the NCF Pune on youth. To make suggestions and recommends for further improvements

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    4- MAT Review of McMinn’s Psychology‚ Theology and Spiritually in Christian Counseling Quinta Anderson Liberty University Summary The opening of the book that was written by Dr. Mark McMinn takes the reader on a journey from start to finish. McMinn gives a description of how Christianity is related to psychology. The author teaches about the different translations that the Bible has and how one can relate it to their everyday life ( McMinn‚ 2011). The translations from the Bible

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