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    My Spiritual Journey

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    Since the formation of Christianity‚ the ritual of baptism was embed into the core ceremonies an individual goes through. While they vary drastically from complete submergence to a few droplets on the face‚ the water cleanses their soul. With a pure soul‚ they may continue on their spiritual journey. While I am not a religious man‚ the power of water on my soul was apparent. A varsity swimmer‚ countless paddle trips with my Boy Scout troop‚ even playing in our flooded yard as a child‚ water encompassed

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    into account Malinowski’s view that Religion functions in conjunction with practicality. Pentecostalism is defined as a diverse and complex movement within Christianity that places special emphasis on a direct personal experience of God through the baptism in the Holy Spirit‚ has an eschatological focus and is an experiential religion (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/pententecostalism ). Malinowski was an Anthropologist who studied the Trobriand Island. He observed that when fisher men who lived on

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    Pericope Paper

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    GOSPEL OF JOHN Jesus washes the disciple ’s feet John 13:1-17 Most scholars agree that the Gospel of John was written in the last then to fifteen years of the first century or the early years of the second. I chose this text because I like the way that Jesus really humbles himself and comes down to the same level that we are on. He shows that he is no different than any of us‚ and relates to what we go through. This Gospel was originally written in Greek. Scholars also argue as to who even

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    Zcc Constitution

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    Zion Christian Church - Mandadzaka CONSTITUTION Adopted on the…………………………………………………………. 1. ADOPTION OF THE CONSTITUTION The Church is congregational in its government: i.e. it recognizes Jesus Christ as its supreme head‚ believing in His presence and managing its affairs according to His Word and the practice of His apostles. The Church finances and its property will be administered and managed in accordance with the provisions in this Constitution. 2. NAME The Church is called Zion Christian

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    AMERICAN ART PROJECT Sharon Moore HIUS 221-B42 FEBUARUY 24‚ 2014 BAPTISM OF POCAHONTAS JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN ARTIST The Baptism of Pocahontas is oil on canvas painting that was painted by John Gadsby Chapman .The painting was commissioned in 1837 and was delivered to the U.S. Capital and hung in Rotunda in November of 1840. John Gadsby Chapman is trying to portray a defining event in Pocahontas’s life which was her entry into the Christian faith. The feelings John Gadsby Chapman was trying to

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    UNVEILING THE CONCEPT OF CHURCH GROWTH BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES OR MISSIONARY STRATEGIES? BY REV DAIRO‚ AFOLORUNSO OLALEKAN PhD DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY AGO- IWOYE folidairo@yahoo.com 08034001020 Being a lecture delivered at Methodist Theological Institute‚ Shagamu‚ on the 21st of June‚ 2013 by 11.00 am. Unveiling the Concept of Church Growth Biblical Principles or Missionary Strategies Introduction Tremendous Church Growth is going on in

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    Lauragee

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    During the Aztec period women were treated as second-class citizens‚ unimportant‚ except for bearing children. When the Spanish conquered the Aztecs‚ they brought new customs. One of them was young women at the age of 15 had to choose between a life at marriage and a life dedicated to God. Today some traditions have change. When a girl turns fifteen‚ it is a tradition in Latin-American cultures that the girl receives a Quinceanera. A Quinceanera signifies the transition from being a girl into a young

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    Church Growth

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    Chapter I Church Growth: Definition Introduction: Tremendous growth is going on in the Christian Church today. For some observers this tends to be obscured by the world population and the increasing percentage of non-Christians which that so far implies. Meanwhile‚ the fact is that the number of Christians is greater now than it has ever been. With the rise of Churches and the expansion of the Church among non-Christian populations‚ multitudes of small congregations of less than hundred members

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    pentecostal capitalism

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    PENTECOSTAL CAPITALISM: AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE AND ITS EFFECT ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 1. INTRODUCTION: At the bottom of many events in the world is the effect of religion. It is certainly older than many of her adherents. Religious leaders‚ sects and proponents of different theories of religion have come and gone. Dispensations have come with very many different religious experiences and till date‚ we are faced with the vicissitudes and dynamics of religion. Every adherent of certain

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    Curry's Baptism In Kansas

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    The visual analysis of Curry’s Baptism in Kansas determines the painting’s themes‚ symbols‚ narratives‚ and styles that are reflective of life in America during the early 1900s. Baptism in Kansas depicts a religious theme; a full-submersion baptism that Curry had witnessed in 1915 within his devout religious community in Kansas (Whitney par 1). The style of the painting is detailed and brightly coloured‚ illustrating the religious scene within a triangular composition. In the foreground of the painting

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