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    Florence Vassallo Religion 101 November 6‚ 2014 Reflection Paper 5 Gustavo Gutierrez’s concept of “spiritual childhood” reflects on the importance for people to fulfill our own “spiritual childhood” in order to experience sincere solidarity with the poor. Spiritual childhood is a condition of  commitment to the poor. It gives us the opportunity conversion through God’s love only. It frees us to work in the service of god’s kingdom. Through love‚ rather than our actions‚ salvation is made

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    Used: MLA Course and Section Number: THEO 201-D23 Short Essay on Spiritual Gifts  In this world‚ people give each other presents on many occasions. There are physical presents and also spiritual gifts. Understanding the significance of spiritual gifts is of great importance in the Christian world as the gifts are from the Lord. To better understand‚ Christian followers have to comprehend the definition and purpose of spiritual gifts‚ the difference between the gifts and the Fruit of the Spirit

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    Spiritual Qualifications Leaders are chosen because of their spiritual qualifications. It is a high calling. Good holds them more responsible. He has laid his own specific qualifications for leaders (1 Timothy 3:1-7; Titus 1:5-9). They are not chosen on the basis of their executive abilities‚ financial success‚ public relations‚ skills‚ etc. – By-Laws of First Church of God‚ Inc. Philadelphia‚ MS Article V Section 7 Paragraph C. Note 1. Below is a guideline for us as a Nominating Committee as we

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    somatic stem cells and the embryonic stem cells. The embryonic stem cell is spawned when a recently fertilized egg divides‚ which is then capable of becoming any cell in the human body. The embryonic cells are vital because unlike the adult stem cells‚ embryonic cells have the ability to spawn every type of cell that is in the body. These cells can just as importantly be developed and expanded indefinitely in this unspecialized state if under the right conditions. The embryonic cells help scientists

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    Spiritual Needs Assessment Introduction By preforming an interview‚ one can gain valuable knowledge about that person’s life which is shaping their worldview. When providing care for a patient‚ it is extremely important for the caregiver to assess the patient. This allows the patient’s needs both spiritually and physically to be met in a respectful yet effective way. By doing this‚ a healing environment will be created. In order to understand the importance of these assessments‚ an interview with

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    Religious vs. Spiritual

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    Jenna Pagnotta Professor Reklis Faith and Critical Reason In our modern age‚ it seems as though fewer and fewer individuals are describing themselves as religious‚ instead opting for the term “spiritual”. This shift is most apparent in the United States‚ as mass attendance decreases‚ and society places more reliance on science and technology rather than religion. Sandra Schneiders’ essay discussing the definitions of spirituality and religion and the link between the two sheds light on how

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    What is Spiritual Formation In this essay the topic of spiritual formation will be addressed. We will attempt to define what it is and its role in our lives. How does one go about pursuing spiritual formation? Meaning‚ what steps are necessary for this pursuit. Is there an end point or is it a lifelong pursuit? The scriptures will provide us with Biblical examples and other sources will be used as well. Spiritual formation defined There are many definitions for the term spirit. The secular

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    The interwar period of Europe was a very important aspect of world history. Europe has undergone many changes that effected them economically‚ as well as socially. The aftermath of world war one left devastating tragedy that forced the people of Europe to accept their new life style‚ as they worked on restoring the great damages and adapting to different leaderships as well as the regimes that developed during this period. This paper will argue how after the disastrous effect on Europe due to world

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    Student Life Discipline

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    Meaning “Discipline” comes from the Latin word”disciplina” which means instruction. In most general sense discipline refers to giving systematic instructions but in real life‚ discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment. Discipline directs work‚ making it fruitful and excellent Value of discipline Discipline is the first law of nature. The sun rises and brings the day. It sets and there is night and the moon and the stars are visible. Man is also a unit of nature so just

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    Anthropology as a Western Discipline Ambrose Bierce‚ the esteemed American satirist of the early 1900’s‚ defined in his Devil’s Dictionary the word “Aboriginies” as “n. Persons of little worth found cumbering the soil of a newly discovered country. They soon cease to cumber; they fertilize” (1). The overtly “western” view aptly captured by Bierce in his description exemplifies the field of anthropology and the methods it employed for quite some time—starting from the period of Antiquity until very

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