Content Summary The purpose of this book is to provide Christians encouragement and freedom to share their faith‚ and to equip them with the tools needed to do so. The book consists of three major sections: What are the fears/objections associated to sharing our faith? How do we share and bring to decision? and What do we do with a person once they accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior? Mr. Fay begins his book by addressing six of the most common fears that keeps a person from
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the case of Anselm‚ he argues in favor of God’s existence. In this paper‚ I will discuss relevant information necessary to understand Anselm’s reasoning. Then I will break down Anselm’s argument. Finally‚ I will present Galindo’s Perfect Island Objection and explain why his criticisms are unfounded. Before examining Anselm’s argument‚ it is necessary to understand the concepts underlying his argument‚ including his definition of God and the nature of existence. According to Anselm‚ God is a being
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whEN I wAS FoUr YEArS oLd‚ I fell in love. It was not a transient love-one that stayed by my side during the good times and vanished during the bad-but rather a love so deep that few would understand. It was not the love for a person‚ but the love for a language. It was the love for Spanish. Having been born and raised behind the Iron Curtain‚ in a country where Western influence was limited and the official and only language was romanian‚ I was on my own. Everyone around me‚ especially my family
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In his paper Alternate Possibilities and Moral Responsibilities‚ Frankfurt presented his compatibilism view regarding to the issue of whether human beings have free will. However‚ after a thorough inspection into his arguments and the cases which he employed to support his reasoning‚ I find myself unconvinced by his logic. In the following‚ I shall illustrate the Frankfurt-style argument‚ examine the fallacies within his reasoning‚ argue that why I consider compatibilism to be false‚ and finally
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were fulfilled in each department -assessed layout -described copiers per department -assessed training‚ warranty‚ and brochures -good handling of PIC objection __B+__ CLOSE: (identified acceptance signals‚ used trial closes‚ persuasive in presenting a reason to advance‚ asked for appropriate commitment). Comments: -handled objections well -asked for decision -got another meeting & follow up __B__ COMMUNICATION SKILLS (correct product knowledge‚ appropriate visual aids‚ effective
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have a smile on there face knowing that they can live another day. (1) Objection: The death penalty should be abolished because even the highest form of punishment will not remove the evil from society. Response: If the death penalty was abolished‚ the convicted murderer has the potential to escape and kill again. This will spread more evil and give the option to kill again to the murderer. (2) Objection: The execution of a convicted murderer will never bring the victims back to life
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they cannot comprehend that Jesus Christ was God in human flesh. They cannot comprehend that Jesus Christ could die and then be resurrected‚ because‚ in their minds‚ this defies logic and reason. 5. What can Christians do to address these objections and better communicate the Christian gospel? In order to better communicate the gospel‚ it is important to be non-argumentative and respectful of the other
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with ease and if the information transmitted to the audience is new‚ facts must be included. For example some audiences rely much more on personal experiences. We can always expect some sort of objection when it comes to big audiences‚ but key on this is to ask yourself how to overcome these objections or maybe keep them to minimum. In order to support your argument‚ it is very important to know facts and almost anything that is relevant to the topic you are writing or talking about‚ back up any
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Knowledge and belief • There are different types of knowledge: acquaintance‚ ability and propositional knowledge. Theories of knowledge discussed here are about propositional knowledge. • Knowledge is not the same as belief. Beliefs can be mistaken‚ but no-one can know what is false. • Knowledge is not the same as true belief‚ either. True beliefs may not be justified‚ but can be believed without evidence. To be knowledge‚ a belief must be justified. • Rationalism claims that we can have synthetic
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Throughout the class we have opened our minds to three different views on abortions. After reading and understanding each philosopher’s argument I agree with Thomson. Unlike Marquis who argues that most abortions are wrong because it deprives a fetus of its future‚ and Warren who states that abortions are permissible because a fetus is not a person; Thomson believes that abortions are permissible under normal circumstances because a woman has a right to stop something from using her body against
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