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    at chapter 3 Spurgeon points out that a pastor must be a man who stays in constant prayer daily. He ought to pray more than the people he is leading. He further argues that a devoted prayer life will empower the pastor’s sermons as well as their delivery. The pastor that does not pray over his work because it shows his arrogance‚ for he elevates his thoughts without seeing the need to appeal to God‚ but his prayer should be that of one who seeking and searching for something to say to the people

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    Jesus went into the temple and drove out all those who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the moneychangers and the stools of those who sold pigeons‚ 13 and said to them "It is written in the Scriptures that God said‚ ’My Temple will be called a house of prayer.’ But you are making it a hideout for thieves!" 14 The blind and crippled came to him in the Temple‚ and he healed them. 15 The chief priests and the teachers of the Law became angry when they saw the wonderful things

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    traditions and practices also show the relationship different religions and belief systems have with each other as well. Also identified will be key critical issues in the study of religion and belief systems. Relationship with the Divine Reading scripture and prayer are primary ways to establish a relationship with the divine. In Judaism this is done first by reading or listening to passages from the Torah in the original Hebrew form. Then with the help of those who are able to translate the message is

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    meant to stand alone in a Christian faith community. He believed the scriptures were to be interpreted through human reason‚ so that people could make sense of the world by comparing information from various sources - the scriptures‚ prior knowledge‚ and personal experiences. He also deemed that there were certain matters and predicaments that Christians face in the constantly changing society that were not dealt with in the scriptures. In order to determine a ’Christian ’ response‚ humans are required

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    claims that we belong to Christ. Water is symbolic of power‚ purity and cleansing. Showed the significance in baptism. Objects in the Church Altar- sacred table for the sacrifice Tabernacle- box shaped like a temple for the sacrament Ambo- where Scripture Is Proclaimed Introductory Rites- Procession/Opening Hymn/ Entrance The goal of the opening hymn is to bring us together They process towards the altar‚ a symbol of Christ symbolic of our journey Sign of the Cross and Greeting Sign of the Cross-

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    Christianity Principle Beliefs Outline the principal beliefs regarding the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ The Christological controversies of the fourth and fifth centuries were debates regarding the nature of Christ‚ and in particular the issue of his humanity versus his divinity. Docetism is a position which undermines the integrity of the humanity of Jesus because it claims that Jesus is fully divine but not truly human‚ because he is God merely adopting the appearance of being human

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    eternal‚ so that the conversation can go into the realm of the spiritual. After the topic is brought up in conversation and the asker begins to field the five questions they are supposed to ask‚ “May I share some Scripture with you?” at which point they go into the seven scriptures that can change a person’s life. One of the keys to this method is silence. The person asking questions is not supposed to argue with the non-believer. In order to accomplish that it is a lot of listening and silence

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    Throughout history Christianity worship has been much more liturgical and characterized by prayers of various themes and hymns that are closely related to the Scripture. This form of sacramental and ceremonial worship is still practised by the Roman Catholic‚ Eastern Orthodox and Anglican churches‚ as well as some Protestant denominations such as Lutheranism and Methodism. There is also a festal cycle throughout the church year that is full of celebrations of feasts and holy days pertaining to the

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    1 Psychology‚ Theology‚ and Spirituality Liberty University Abstract McMinn‚ M. (1996). Psychology‚ Theology‚ and Spiritual in Christian Counseling: Wheaton‚ IL: Tyndale House Publishers. McMinn (1996) presents a comprehensive model on counseling process and techniques‚ as well as problems counselor faces in interdisciplinary integration within counseling‚ while maintaining a profession and personal

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    Many people today still believe that Christianity and Judaism are both the same religion. This is not so‚ despite the fact that they both share certain similarities; Christianity and Judaism are both different religions. It is my pleasure to shed some light on the differences and similarities of both religions’ views on salvation. In this research I will first define salvation in its literal form. Secondly‚ I will take a closer look into the history and development of both religions and shed further

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