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    Jesus In Beijing Summary

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    Jesus in Beijing is written by David Aikman‚ an American journalist who is a former Senior Correspondent for TIME magazine. In making this book‚ Aikman traveled into the countryside of China to visit unregistered churches and to interview the members of these groups and their leaders. He observed their activities‚ their theologies‚ their goals and passions‚ and their thoughts on the registered Protestant churches and the government. Christianity is a rapidly growing movement in China today. Based

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    Christ-Like vs. Secular

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    (Secular v. Christ like) We’ve all heard the sad statistic on marriages today in America: 50 percent ends in divorce. Having God at the center of one’s marriage will help one’s marriage; personally‚ I hold this to be true. While half of marriages end up in divorce‚ only a small number of 15 percent of Christian or Christ like marriages ends in divorce. There are many aspects of marriage. Some aspects of marriage would include‚ but not limited to: communication‚ famicial duties‚ and spiritual life. By examining

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    Essay Comparing Prometheus to Christ Prometheus Bound is a Greek mythological play written by Aeschylus. Prometheus was a Titan who gave the gift of fire to humans‚ fire not only meant little things like heating and cooking food‚ but it also represented a move forward for humans. Prometheus also gave humans the gift of hope. There is a man who can be compared to that of Prometheus‚ Christ. Both have mad an enormous impact on the human race. Although Christ was a human and Prometheus a Titan

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    In many literary stories‚ the protagonist is portrayed as a Christ figure. Such is the case in Idylls of the King‚ written by Lord Alfred Tennyson. The protagonist‚ Arthur‚ is portrayed as a Christ figure in three ways: as a king who desires law and order‚ as a king with questioned paternity‚ and as a king who was betrayed. Throughout Arthur’s life‚ he exemplified characteristics that are very similar to Christ‚ one of these being the desire for law and order. Arthur established order by defeating

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    Freedom in Christ Here in chapter 5‚ Paul exhorts the converts to remember the Christ has brought freedom from the rigors of the laws demands in order to attain a standing of righteousness. He tells them to “stand firm” because of the freedoms established though faith in Christ. Paul hopes that they will understand that they have been delivered from the curse of the law that brings condemnation as it reveals the standards of holiness. Therefore‚ he encourages them to stand firm on what they know

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    7 Miracles of Christ

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    STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 5 1. Organization Adaptation Assimilation Accommodation Equilibration 2. Sensorimotor. Birth through ages 18-24 months. Preoperational. Toddlerhood (18-24 months) through early childhood (age 7). Concrete operational. Ages 7 to 12. Formal operational. Adolescence through adulthood. 3. Infants pass through periods of transition‚ in which some aspects of their behavior reflect the next higher stage‚ while other aspects indicate their current stage. 4. Assimilation

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    A Comparative Analysis of Jesus and Moses The lives and teachings of two of the most influence figures in Catholicism and Judaism‚ Moses and Jesus‚ have many similarities‚ yet important differences. Though both individuals were chosen by God to help spread the good word and lead their people to salvation‚ their teaching methods as well as some of their actions‚ were different. Both figures devoted their life to spreading the word of God and helping others live a life that will ultimately lead

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    Jesus Camp Essay

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    Laurie Grenier Dylan Kissane PHIL 130 Tuesday‚ April 7th 2015 Sociological issues displayed in Jesus Camp In 2009‚ more then 4.5 million evangelical memberships in the United States were recorded and between 2006 and 2013‚ the number of Evangelical Protestants –also called Born Again- rose by 11.2 percent. The evangelical population is part of a bigger group -the Protestants representing more then 50 percent of the American population- and represents almost 30 percent of this larger group (Frejka

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    Jesus Rhetorical Analysis

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    The primary message in this passage is that we love everyone. Jesus reiterates the main idea of following in his footsteps by loving each and every person. We are suppose to take the salient point of loving one another into our own hands and permeating it throughout the world. I believe is what Jesus is trying to say in the following passage. In the passage it states‚ I give you a new commandment:love one another. As I have loved you‚ so you also should love one another.”(John 13:34). This verse

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    Cabin‚ is the protagonist and a Christ-like figure that often treated people as Jesus would. Even though his life has been rough‚ he frequently forgave the people who abused him but Tom remained strong in his faith despite his circumstances while encouraging them to follow Christ. Through out the novel Tom encounters some doubts‚ as all Christians do‚ but Tom does not deter from Jesus Christ dies with his faith in tact as a Christian believer. Tom is perceived as a Christ Figure due to him forgiving

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