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    thing is just relationships‚" says Robert Brancatelli‚ an assistant professor of religious studies at Santa Clara University in California’s Silicon Valley. "It’s hard enough to figure out yourself‚ let alone another person." His course‚ "The Theology of Marriage‚" challenges students to go beyond notions of romantic fantasy to ultimately view love as "a mature self‚ capable of offering oneself to another person freely." "And in doing so‚ you become more of your true self‚" says Brancatelli

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    religious faith and the study of the sciences tended to exist in harmony with each other. The study of God’s Word‚ in the Bible‚ and His Works‚ in nature‚ were assumed to be two versions of the same ultimate truth.1 When William Paley published Natural Theology; or‚ Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity in 1802‚ he reinforced the concept of a designing God after positing that natural objects show evidence of design‚ emphasizing nature as God’s creation.2 Paley compares the discovery

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    crystallized ongoing skirmishes over the proper understanding of divine foreknowledge and will. decades later‚ arminianism was just one of John Milton’s unorthodoxies‚ and one of his less eccentric ones; more unusual was his rejection‚ in his mature theology‚ of the doctrine of the Trinity.1 still‚ even at his most heretical‚ Milton could agree with nearly all reformed thinkers when it came to god’s essential attributes—immensity‚ infinity‚ eternality‚ immutability‚ omnipresence‚ omnipotence‚ omniscience

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    THL111 – Introduction to Christian Theology Introduction Often it is heard that the Bible is a made up of stories and others say that the Bible lacks scientific knowledge. The Bible has a purpose‚ and that purpose is to teach salvation‚ and not science. The Bible is aimed as a spiritual inspiration. We are asked the following question. How is the Bible authoritative for Christian theology? If the Bible is authoritative‚ we may also assume it is inerrant and the word of God. Inspiration‚ inerrancy

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    Christ (Rom. 5:1-8-39). 4: The role of Israel in God’s salvific plan (Rom. 9:1-11:36). 5: Ethical exhortation (Rom. 12:1-15:33). (130). Many scholars believe that Pauline theology is at the heart of the New Testament witness and Christian faith. It represents the oldest detailed statement of a coherent Christian theology available to us. (Ludwig et al. p.127). As “apostle of the nations” …he understood that all people are called by God to a very great glory” (The Pontifical Biblical Commision

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    Kathryn Fewell Moral Theology October 18‚ 2012 Original Sin Original sin can be defined as the first human beings disobeying God’s word. Besides the sin of Adam and Eve‚ original sin describes the fallen state of human nature which now affects everyone that is born into this world. Through Jesus Christ we can be redeemed for our sins. From day one God has loved each and every person unconditionally‚ but we as humans are not born knowing and loving God. A relationship with God is something

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    Biblical Theology for Leadership Capstone Jim Wieties Integrating leadership God’s way into my life is what is most important. After all Jesus did say to go and make disciples of all nations and teach them to obey everything that He commanded His disciples (Matt. 28-18-20). Jesus did not say to sit in church and wait for people to come to ask you about Him. He did not command us to wait for our children to ask questions about creation or God. The other thing to remember from this passage is the

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    Deekshitha Divyendar Professor Timothy Helton Loyola Marymount University Theology 198 11th March‚ 2015 LIBERATION Liberation in Christian and Jain Philosophy Christianity and Jainism have little in common – although like all

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    Original unity Paschal Mystery Passover Pharisee Pentecost Personalistic Norm Sacramentality of the body Sanhedrin Scourging Scribe Spousal (Nuptial) meaning of the body Suffering Servant Joseph of Arimathea Simon of Cyrene Temperance Theology Virtue Gifts of the Holy Spirit Counsel Fear of the Lord Fortitude Knowledge Piety Understanding Wisdom II. Review Questions 1.) Name the four evangelists. 2.) What stories are related in the four Gospels? 3.) Who is the Father of

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    Art‚ social standing‚ architecture‚ religion‚ and more are things people nowadays live by. They started from somewhere‚ got interpreted by different classifications of people‚ and made into their own. They molded the lives of the people of the ancient times and they still do today. Religion‚ in my perspective‚ played the biggest role in the development in civilization and has been in many cultures‚ regardless of time. The Minoans had a love for art. Their skills were apparent in their “brilliantly

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