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    Part One of Elmer Towns’ Concise Bible Doctrines introduces Christian theology by outlining the key pieces of the doctrine to help the reader understand Christianity and faith. Towns begins by saying that the main purpose of Bible doctrine is to communicate the gospel to the people at a point of need. Every man has the same need because every man is cut off from God. Man is born with a sin nature‚ and because he is less than holy‚ he is isolated and alienated from God. Death is imminent for everyone

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    city for committing a vast number of sins. Moreover‚ the Bible was strict‚ an open and shut case—either good or bad. Either you were going to heaven and live with God‚ or hell with the devil‚ constantly burning. In this narrow-minded perception of the world‚ I viewed anyone who lived differently as a sinner. If a woman dressed in a way as to expose any flesh she was considered‚ as being a “loose” woman and was not saved. Also the Bible was the only source of reading‚ with the exception of schoolbooks

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    Paper #1 The Bible is one of the most read books‚ yet oddly enough it is one of the least understood books ever written. Christians understand the Bible different ways‚ but one standard located within the Bible in this notion of Jesus‚ the son of God. This guy‚ Jesus‚ helps Christians understand the bible and ultimately by understanding the Bible Christians can understand God. Jesus was this character that appeared as a human‚ yet he possessed the powers of God. Jesus had this ability to link the

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    Holy Bible and the Qur’an have transformed lives for centuries based on the power of the word of God. These two texts have been contended against one another for centuries because each seems to be relaying similar messages of God‚ but under a different subtext. Although literature gives the reader the power of interpretation‚ it is up to the author to convey a clear theme throughout the work in order to achieve the appropriate response from the intended audience. The Holy Bible and the

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    Is the Bible still relevant today? Sure‚ the Bible was relevant once upon a time‚ in that long-ago era of shepherds and scribes. That story of how the Hebrew people emerged from their centuries of slavery in Egypt is a gripping account‚ but does it have any connection to my world of lightning fast e-mails and jet travel? The problems of a fish swallowing a disobedient prophet named Jonah and how to get Daniel out of a den of lions seem pretty far removed from fixing my transmission or resurrecting

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    and The Bible The Bible and the church have been the greatest stumbling blocks in the way of woman’s emancipation. A famous 19th century feminist named Elizabeth Cady Stanton voiced this about her struggle for women’s freedom. Women‚ considered a lower class than the men‚ wanted this subjugation changed. Part of the reason for the subjugation of women is that the Bible could be interpreted in many different ways to suit the needs of the interpreter. These interpretations of the Bible are in part

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    analysis of Allusions to the Bible in Beowulf “Hwæt wē Gār-Dena in geardagum‚ / þēod-cyninga‚ þrym gefrūnon‚ / hū ðā æþelingas Ellen fremedon” (1-3). Make any sense? This passage is from the epic poem‚ Beowulf. It was written to assist people in ancient Germanic tribes to better understand the Bible in hopes to spread the Christian faith. In Beowulf‚ there are numerous allusions to biblical themes‚ biblical stories‚ and biblical figures. Beowulf retells stories from the Bible to the seventh to tenth

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    Bibliology: Inspiration and Inerrancy of the Bible To say that the Bible has authority is to say that the Bible is from God‚ because God is authority. Because the Bible goes about directing your attention to God‚ we can imply that it is reverencing any authority found in its pages to a supreme authority giver. With any authority given it must begin with God‚ for he is his own authority. This is found when he makes a covenant with Abraham in the Old Testament. No other name is of greater authority

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    The bible and the Quran tell similar stories in terms of contexts; however‚ the way they were told differs which leads to different moral understanding. First of all‚ the Bible and Quran talk about Adam and eve‚ nonetheless eve is portrayed as a deceiver in the bible whereas she is not blamed in the Quran. Also‚ the Bible and Quran both express different reasons for joseph being put in jail. In addition to that‚ the moral and religious message is portrayed differently. Many people especially feminist

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    Huisu Kim Mr. Crisp BIBL 105 LUO March 10th 2014 Essay 2 During the time of Samuel‚ there was no monarchy in Israel unlike the other countries around. The Israelites wanted a king for themselves where they could actually see and hear. They wanted the same protection that the other nations were getting from their kings. Therefore the Israelites asked Samuel to ask God to nominate a king for them. But Samuel did not like the fact that the Israelites wanted a king‚ so he prayed God for an answer

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