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    a persecutor of the church of God admits that one can receive salvation from the grace of God through faith and that is the true essence of Christianity. Paul calls on all good Christians‚ whom have been sinning‚ to turn back to God and curse those who are perverting the gospel of Christ. For everyman‚ faith is not sufficient enough‚ for him to achieve salvation for his sins‚ but neither is good works. For good Christians‚ salvation and absolution will be obtained through contrition‚ confession

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    been followed traditionally (1). His appeal specifically revolves around the college men and women of his day. He argues that “if our theology is silent on social salvation‚ we compel college men and women‚ working men and theological students to choose between an unsocial system of theology and an irreligious system of social salvation” (7). In chapter two‚ he discusses the challenges that arise in changing systems of theology. He calls theology “esoteric” and argues that the gospel was given by

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    Compromised by God Free will is a concept of much debate. I base my conception of free will on Erasmus’s definition. Erasmus argues that free will is “The human will by which man is able to direct himself towards to turn away from what leads to eternal salvation”(6). My conception of free will alters the last clause and instead substitutes‚ man’s ability to direct himself towards and turn away from success‚ in addition to having the freedom to define such success. In this paper I will argue that man’s will

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    Description of Grace

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    potential or resource. It is “a favour with which one receives without any merit of his own‚ the gift of divine grace‚ the gift of faith‚ knowledge‚ holiness‚ virtue”. The economy of divine grace is that through it “the pardon of sin and eternal salvation is appointed to sinners in consideration of the merits of Christ laid hold on by faith”. Grace or gifts (as it

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    According to the author of the book Ancient Christian Writers (The Call of a Nations) in book 2 it had three major points Gods will‚ all men to be saved‚ the knowledge of truth and salvation is due to grace‚ and God’s judgements are inscrutable. Nevertheless‚ he believes that every human soul has a free will of some kind. He said that man may choose what is right from what seems wrong. He then discusses in chapter 2 about scripture teaches that God wills all men to be saved‚ Chapter 6 even in our

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    By Lee A. Zito When John Milton decided to write‚ he knew from the start he wanted his creation to be that of an epic. Paradise Lost is just that. It is Milton’s own take on the biblical story of Satan’s fall from grace as well as man’s fall. Milton was not only armed with an extensive knowledge on the Bible‚ but in everything a man of his time could learn. With his wisdom he emersed himself into his work‚ making Paradise Lost not only a tale of epic perportions‚ but one that would "Justify the

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    The Four Spiritual Laws

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    Running head: FOUR SPIRITUAL LAWS 1 The Four Spiritual Laws An Analysis of Campus Crusade’s Method of Evangelism Joshua J. Kellogg A Senior Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for graduation in the Honors Program Liberty University Spring 2012 FOUR SPIRITUAL LAWS Acceptance of Senior Honors Thesis This Senior Honors Thesis is accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for graduation from the Honors Program of Liberty University. 2 ______________________________

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    Exegesis of John 3:16

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    Literary Criticism 1. Context In the verses leading up to John 3:16 through 3:21‚ we see Jesus in conversation with Nicodemus‚ who is not yet willing to accept Jesus as the son of God or as his lord and savior‚ and who is equally unwilling to make a decision on such a topic. We see a man who has not yet seized the opportunity to enhance his own life by letting Jesus into it. Nicodemus only sees the greatness of his own life and does not see the wisdom‚ truth‚ or virility that can be provided

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    Bondage Of Will

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    Ceremonial Law......................................................................................... 4 Argument 4: The Law is designed to lead men to Christ by giving a knowledge of sin ..................... 5 Argument 5: The doctrine of salvation by faith in Christ proves “free will” to be false .................... 5 Argument 6: There is no place for any idea of merit or reward ............................................................ 6 Argument 7: “Free will” has no value because

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    have written his letter for the particular reason of asking for support from them. Yet he also presented his matured views on the issue between the Jews and Gentiles and the law and gospel. In addition‚ he set forth a teaching on a basic system of salvation that Rome had not received from an apostle ever since. In his letter‚ Paul explained why it is necessary for God to manifest His righteousness and that humankind can experience this righteousness only by faith. All have sinned and cannot be brought

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