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    Roland Paul N. Rayco Dr. Esmeralda Sanchez IBES2 November 10‚ 2014 1) Theology of Creation God has revealed everything He wanted to reveal to us about who He is and what He intends for our lives. God’s revelation of Himself comes to us in three ways: Scripture or the Bible‚ Tradition especially the liturgy of the Church the Mass and the sacraments and lastly the Magisterium or the Church’s teachings‚ such as its dogmas and creeds. The historic teaching of the Christian Church

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    Theology Focus Paper Theology is the study of religion and is an attempt to understand God as he is revealed in the Bible. Charles Hodge is well known for his leadership with Calvinism in America‚ along with his theological writings. Hodge always argued for authority of the Bible as the Word of God and develops his theological concepts in his book‚ “The Introduction to Hodge’s Systematic Theology”. Hodge’s ideas are very to the point and he quickly dissects theology being a science by making

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    Code Number: TH111E Course Title: Theology I - "Searching for God in the World Today" 0. Introduction 0.2 Our Search for God and Theology Introduction Topic 0.2 Our Search for God and Theology Objective: After this lesson‚ you will be able to explain the meaning‚ goals‚ and method of theology in AdU. “SEE” LET US “SEE” A. Student’s View of “Theology” B. The Story of Maria

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    Paley’s Teleological Argument William Paley’s teleological argument is the concept of how an object such as a stone can exist simply because it has been in one spot forever when you can’t say the same thing about a mechanical device such as a watch. Paley’s conclusion to this argument is that he believes an object or device‚ or in his example the watch‚ is created for a specific function or purpose‚ regardless of if it works properly‚ is defective or whether we understand how or why it was created

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    The past two weeks we have been introduced to systematic theology. Systematic theology is a collection of doctrines that cover every subject matter with all of scripture. It is not however‚ historical theology‚ which is concerned with the development of a belief. In order to fully understand systematic theology you have to know what a doctrine is and the difference between a major and minor doctrine. A doctrine is what all of scripture teaches us today on a specific topic. A major doctrine is one

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    mother by grace paley

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    MOTHER The Jewish Grace Paley was born in 1922 and grew up in the Bronx‚ New York. Quite dedicated in the civil rights movement she started writing short stories in the fifties. Additionally‚ Paley was involved in the women’s- and the peace movement. She wrote a number of short stories but got never done a whole book. Her stories contain mostly daily people from different ethnic groups‚ especially of the Jewish population. Grace Paley often tells her stories in an ironical sound and perspective

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    Wants by Gracey Paley

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    Grace Paley wrote a story‚ "Wants"‚ which deals with the fact that there is more to life than just wanting to have possession of a certain item. Sometimes when two people have different attitudes‚ outlooks‚ and values in life‚ their personalities tend to clash. This is exactly what happened to the two characters in the story. At the very beginning‚ a woman is at the library when her ex-husband walks by her. "Hello my life"(8). Her husband replies bitterly by saying "What? What life?

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    Samuel by Grace Paley

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    Francis1 Samuel lessons learned The story “Samuel” by Grace Paley takes place on a moving subway headed towards the Bronx. The passengers introduce Samuel and friends as tough little boys that are not afraid of anything. “The boys are just being boys” is also used. Many of the passengers had opportunities to tell them to calm down or even to tell them to stop. This could of have prevented the death of Samuel. Some men relive their childhood through the boy’s and many of the ladies shaking

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    discussions that try to explain the creation of the universe. Paley attempts to illustrate the creation of the universe through an analogy to argue for intelligent design. However‚ Hume disagrees with the analogy and believes that the universe and an object such as a watch or house are incomparable when looking at their formation specifically. Hume is able to demonstrate that the design analogy is somewhat incoherent. II. Paley Paley believes that if a person was walking and found a stone‚ then

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    Design arguments are arguments declaring that God exists by comparing the natural world with human creations. One of the most famous design arguments was written by William Paley. Paley compared the natural world to that of a watch. He said that a watch could in no way form naturally as it was far too complex. This is the basis for all design arguments; our world and everything in it is too complex to be created so randomly and without help. This argument is not about a religious God or Heaven or

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