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    Theology of Hope: Junger Moltmann Moltmann was born in 1926. Identifies himself as an Evangelical. Moltmann’s first book Theology of Hope(1964) was also greatly influenced by Ernst Bloch’s The Principle of Hope. Also‚ Moltmann identifies the sources of his theology of hope and of God’s presence in suffering with his experiences of WWII. Moltmann studied at Göttingen‚ continued to do a doctoral dissertation and his second dissertation which qualifies him to become a lecturer in Germany. In 1967-1994

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    From the Classical View‚ to understand the meaning of Christ “emptied himself”‚ one must ask the questions‚ what did He empty himself of? Can Christ give away part of His deity and still remain God. First‚ according to 1Elmer Towns (2008‚ pg.191) Theology for Today‚ “Christ emptied himself of veiling His glory‚ accepting the limitations of human nature‚ and voluntarily giving up the independent use of His comparative attributes”. The Scripture passage of Philippians 2:6-7 has been called the “kenosis”

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    Women are suffering

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    In Besi Heads short story "Life" the main character is murdered by her husband. He gets sentenced by a white judge to only a few years in prison. In Heads short story "The Collector of Treasures‚" the protagonist‚ Dikeledi‚ murders her husband and is sentenced to life prison. By putting these two short stories into their historical context to be analyzed‚ it would be so clear that there are certain issues that has been raised during the events of these stories like; sexism‚ representation of women

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    A tremendous divide exists between the daily struggles many of us share and the systemic suffering of oppression. The way in which humanity experiences suffering impacts one’s ideas about God‚ and one’s ideas about God impact how one views suffering. Gustavo Gutiérrez and James H. Evans‚ Jr. both take on the challenge of examining how to describe and discuss God in a world where many innocent suffer unjustly. While the two theologians align closely in many respects‚ one particular idea offers substantive

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    Sapolsky Suffering

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    Coming down with a sickness can be very disheartening for individuals who anticipate the symptoms to come. It’s expected to experience aches and pains‚ a fever‚ the chills‚ exhaustion‚ and a lack of interest in participating in natural occurring activities - including eating. Why do we experience a loss in appetite when we are fighting off a cold or sickness? Sapolsky claims that it is unclear since it is necessary that we conserve our energy to heal. While the reasons for losing appetite vary upon

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    Integrative Theology I

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    Wayne Moore April 25‚ 2005 TH-5164 Integrative Theology I Chapter One "Introduction to the World" The moment that I gave my life to Christ I knew that my life had changed and had been impacted. As I knelt at that altar and asked Jesus to forgive me of my sins‚ I was amazed to realize the peace and joy that was available to me even after a lifetime of sin and running from God. Amazingly one prayer had wiped out all those years and put me on the course to live righteously and prepare to discover

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    rajalghul 1/27/13 Theology 77 Period 45 Pope Paper Pope to the Youth of the World 1.) The Pope says that 1985 has been proclaimed by the United Nations Organization International Youth Year‚ and this is of great significance to the youth of the world. He says that this significance of youth is the Church. Man is the fundamental and at the same time the daily way of the Church and this make it easy to understand why the Church attributes special importance to the period of youth as

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    1 This paper examines Martin Luther’s theology of the cross and discusses how it has impacted North American religious life. Martin Luther’s Theology of the Cross In Protestantism‚ there are two distinct guiding philosophies that are normally used as the foundation for the teaching and worship of the church. These philosophies are the theology of glory and the theology of the cross. Which philosophy a church practices is up to the individual church; however‚ it is rare‚ possibly even unheard of

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    Catholic Theology Tradition and Scripture are considered one and the same within the Catholic Church and are both part of the sacred deposit of faith. Tradition includes practices such as the Eucharist and the belief that Christ is present‚ while tradition includes beliefs such as purgatory. Thus‚ Tradition is backed by Scripture‚ while tradition is according to culture and era. To Catholics‚ Tradition refers to the beliefs and practices that Jesus conveyed to the Apostles for the benefit

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    Suffering and Epicurus

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    Reading Assignment Sasha Jade McGinley PHI110 (SP2 2013) Open Universities ID: 516616 Macquarie University ID: 43388965 “Letter to Menoeceus” Word Count: 963 Reading 1: Epicurus‚ “Letter to Menoeceus‚” p. 49-50. What argument does he provide for why we should not fear death? What is the ethical purpose of this argument for how we should live our lives? Do you agree with Epicurus’s views? Why or why not? ------------------------------------------------- Epicurus was a hedonist

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