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    Eulogy For Religion

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    1. Because Luke was a gentile Christian writing to a gentile audience‚ he wanted to show them that Jesus was loving and accepting of all people‚ not just Jews. To do this‚ Luke protrayed Jesus as someone who frequently interacted with "outsiders." His love to all people was unconditional‚ no matter their social status‚ gender‚ or place of origin; this implies to the gentile people that he will love them‚ no matter of the religion they were born into. Luke also protrays Jesus as a "flawed" character

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    Analysis of Mark's Gospel

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    mainly consisted of Gentiles who lived in Rome as opposed to Jesus followers in Israel who were Jews. Gentiles are classified as people of any religion that are not Jewish‚ and of non-Jewish origins such as the Romans. In particular the Roman Centurion (army officer) who professed that Jesus was truly the Son of God (15:39)‚ is one of many reasons that suggest Mark’s community to be Gentile. This is a significant part in the Passion narrative‚ as the Centurion – being a Gentile is one of the first

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    reflections of paul

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    Hellenization vs. Traditional Judaism Pharisees vs. Sadducees vs. Hellenization Platonism vs. Stoicism (Note how each influenced early Christians) Traditional Jewish Christians vs. Hellenized Jewish Christians Gentile Christianity vs. Jewish Christianity (know how the conflict was resolved) Characteristics of Eastern Christianity Ethiopian Orthodox Church (unique characteristics of) 3. Why Church History a. Build Community and Identity i. about the story of what makes the community

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    one common struggle to hold on to life. The poem is fairly short and the language is figurative. The poet uses simile to compare death to a good nigh. There is also foreshadowing is the first verse. The poet opens the poem with "Do not go gentile into that good night" which right away indicates that the poet is referring to not taking death lying down. The reader is given a sense of growing old. In the first stanza of the poem describe old age‚ "Old age should burn and rave at close of day"

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    had never met the people who he wrote to‚ because he had never been to Rome at the time when he wrote the epistle. It seems‚ from the names that Paul mentions when sending his individual greetings‚ that the majority of the recipients of Romans were Gentiles. However‚ there must have been a substantial number of Jews‚ considering the amount of Romans that Paul dedicates to issues specifically pertaining to the Jews and the Israelites‚ their ancestors (9-11). There were most likely several churches in

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    Yiddish Short Essay

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    Szpilman‚ the main character of the movie‚ used the resistance tactic of hiding. This was the most common form of resistance that the Jews were able to attempt to carry out. The most important part of Szpilman’s hiding beyond the help of a gentile was the help of a gentile from the Nazi Party. He found Szpilman hiding in the attic in the abandoned Warsaw Ghetto. Although commonly‚ if this were to happen he would have either been shot or sent straight to the concentration camp‚ instead the soldier helped

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    In the new testament‚ Jesus uses stories and events in his life to explain his message to his disciples. These stories are expressed through the first four books of the Bible‚ the gospels. One particular verse‚ Mark 11:17‚ is part of a story about Jesus using a fig tree to teach his disciples about the present happenings pertaining to the nation of Israel. To understand the story it’s first important to understand the background of the book it is found in before thinking about the interpretation

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    elements created by God. (5:17‚ 4:24‚ 8:1-17‚ 23-27) Jesus’ authority is recorded‚ (28:18-20) ’All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth.... ’ b) Mark Mark is the shortest of the gospels‚ the probable intended audience were gentiles specifically in Rome and he presents Jesus mainly as the Servant. The gospel commences with Jesus as a grown up and does not record the birth and childhood and omits

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    source theories. Two Gospel Hypothesis: The hypothesis states that Matthew was written first‚ while Christianity was still centered in Jerusalem‚ to calm the hostility between Jews and Christians. After Matthew‚ Luke was written as a gospel to the Gentiles. But since neither Luke (nor his patron Paul) were eyewitnesses of Jesus‚ Peter gave public testimonies that validated Luke’s gospel. These public speeches were transcribed into Mark’s gospel and distributed immediately thereafter. Two Source

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    The Miracles of Jesus

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    the parable probably relates to the eschatological feast of God’s kingdom. The ‘master’ represents God‚ the banquet his Kingdom and the three groups of invites have been understood to stand‚ in turn‚ for the Jewish leaders‚ Jewish outcasts and the Gentiles. Bock notes how according to Jesus you should not seek a seat of honour‚ for a more distinguished person may arrive who gets your seat. Then the host will ask you to move‚ and you will have to move to the least important seat. That move will come

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