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    What is wrong with calling Christianity a religion? Throughout my study on Galatians chapter 3 this past semester‚ this question has been answered repeatedly. By referring to Christianity as a religion‚ we imply that Christianity is associated with religious works. In Galatians‚ however‚ Paul tells us that the Spirit and the law—religious works—are enemies. The Lord does not care for religious duties. Instead‚ we are to live by faith in Jesus Christ‚ trusting in Him as our life. Throughout chapter

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    Assignment #7 Busi 2215(16-18) Ed McHugh Emily Crowell‚ 0659702 1. What purpose does culture serve for an organization? 1a. I believe that the purpose a culture serves for an organization is that it helps to form the personality of the organization; it defines values‚ norms‚ and beliefs. By having culture in the organization it will help control individuals and groups on how they act inside and outside of the organization. 2. Describe the Mayo Clinic’s culture from the perspective of espoused

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    most neglected character traits people choose to cultivate in their everyday lives. Kindness is listed by Paul as one of the Fruits of the Holy Spirit -- the nine visual traits that distinguish authentic Christian living -- in Chapter 5 of Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Confucius instructed his followers to "recompense kindness with kindness." One of the Ten Perfections in Buddhism is Metta‚ or "loving-kindness." According to the Talmud‚ "deeds of kindness are equal in weight to all the commandments

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    Paul Epistle Reading Reflection of Galatians The Apostle Paul writes to the church of Galatia in the book of Galatians to glorify the name of Jesus Christ and explain what He did to save them from sin. He also appeals to Aramaic audiences as well in some cases. In one case‚ Paul calls Peter “Cephas” which is Aramaic for “stone” which is the same meaning for Peter meaning stone as well in Greek. However‚ He only calls him Cephas in terms of rebuking him (Galatians 2:11)‚ which is also shown in the

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    In Paul’s writing to the Galatians‚ Paul uses several arguments to convey the idea that the God saves sinners by faith. Galatians 3:1-5‚ is Paul’s own personal argument for faith‚ and considering Paul’s use of the word bewitched‚ translated from Greek as being charmed‚ it appears that the source of the Galatians trouble might be some sort of mysticism. Thus‚ Paul uses some very strong and repeated words‚ to justify his argument for faith over the law. In verse 1‚ the Greek word anoetos‚ carries

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    Paul composed a letter called The Book of Galatians. It was written by the Apostle Paul and is said to be his first letter. Churches in Galatia were made up of both Jewish and Gentile converts. Paul’s purpose for writing to the churches was to confirm their faith‚ especially justification by faith alone‚ apart from the works of the Law of Moses. The main personalities in this book are the Apostle Paul‚ Judaizers‚ false teachers‚ fruits of the spirt‚ and Abraham. Paul wrote this book to resolve the

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    Galatians Chapter 6 Verse 2 in Chapter 6 of Galatians‚ gives practical advice for temptation and tensions. One main point that stands out to me. “Bear one another’s burdens‚ and so you will fulfill the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2). This means to not let your brothers or sisters bear burdens alone. It is a call to act. A call to help. A call to serve one another with love. Paul delivered these instructions to help actively restore Christians that were sinning. Paul emphasized the need for tenderness

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    that he had already addressed in his letter to the Galatians is the issue about troublemakers. Many people were striving to ensure that they can achieve significant power through undermining the work that Paul was putting in place for their selfish gains. Paul referred to this group as troublemakers who did not want to see the church making progress.The difference in the address that he makes‚ in this case‚ is that the letter he composed to Galatians was in response to attacks by troublemakers within

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    "God created man a rational being with free will‚ conferring on him the dignity of a person who can initiate and control his own actions." Thus‚ he can choose God‚ or he can choose against God . In the Letter to the Galatians‚ St. Paul showed his wise choice of letting Christ direct his life when he states‚ “I live‚ no longer I‚ but Christ lives in me.” As Paul identified himself with the life of Christ‚ we too are also called to cooperate with the grace of God and become members of his body. To

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    How Galatians is known among scholars. Galatians is quoted in 1 Peter‚ Barnabas‚ Polycarp’s letter to the Philippians. Paul was born in Tarsus in Cilicia. Cilicia is part of what is now Turkey. Most people in the Roman empire in those days were slaves. His father had somehow become a Roman citizen. Perhaps he paid money for this‚ which would have been very expensive. As a result‚ Paul was born as a Roman citizen. Not many people were born as Roman citizens. When men arrested Paul in Jerusalem

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