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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 and

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    Poisonwood Bible Analysis

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    of symbolism the authors of both Things Fall Apart and The Poisonwood Bible make the characters in both books more complex because not only do we read the discriptions the author has given us but also we see the use of symbolism that connects parts and objects in the book that we can recognize to give us a better idea of the characters. Chinua Achebe uses fire for Okonkwo to show his unstable personality. In The Poisonwood Bible Barbara Kingsolver uses the Poisonwood Tree to show Nathan’s ignorance

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    Individuality in characterization is what drives the story of a novel and many authors use this technique to their advantage. In The Poisonwood Bible‚ Kingsolver uses multiple points of view to reveal theme through characterization. The theme she conveys is the individuality present in one’s reaction to the surrounding people and environment. This characterization in relation to theme is shown through the voices of three of the four daughters‚ Rachel‚ Leah and Adah. Although each daughter is presented

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    Inductive Bible Study

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    Anyone can read the Bible‚ but it’s another thing altogether to read it for all it’s worth. To get the most out of the study of God’s Word‚ one must utilize a method that ensures integrity in the interpretative process. Such a method would allow the reader to come away from the text with an objective appraisal of the Scripture‚ and be able to apply the truth gleaned to one’s life. To that end‚ many Bible scholars and teachers prefer the Inductive Bible Study method. Inductive Study follows a

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    Roman and Biblical works are often divided into specified categories of beliefs and religion. However‚ when critically interpreting these pieces as literature‚ stories within The Bible and Tales From Ovid can be perceived as parallels of one another‚ and in a more precise manner‚ prove how Zeus and God act as mirror images of one another. Both myths depict these powerful rulers of the sky in identical patterns most significantly through the tales of creation‚ rise and fall of humanity‚ as well as

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    The Reliability and Validity of the Bible One of the most current controversial topics in modern day times is the validity of the Bible. How can one know if the content is to be trusted and is real? As an extremely important religious text that many take to heart and live by on a day to day basis‚ it is imperative that the information in the Bible is reliable and true. In order to verify the validity of the information in the Bible‚ it is important to look into the past and study history

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    Bible Forbids Bankruptcy

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    The Bible “forbids” Carl to file for bankruptcy. Carl has acquired debt with little or no intent on paying it back. He did so by continuing to refinance and to roll his debt from credit cards and other expenses into his home mortgage. Carl is not making enough money to live the life style that he is living. While filing for bankruptcy would be a way for Carl to get out of debt‚ I don’t believe that it was designed for us to live above our means with no intent to pay back our loans. The Bible says

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    Expository Essay Unv 104

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    carried consumers into the next level of technology. (Encyclopedia of the History of American Management‚ 2006) Jobs‚ which referred to the computer as “a bicycle for the mind” (Goodell‚ 2003) had a vision to help the music industry compete with a new trend threatening album sales across the country. The trend was called file sharing and Napster was the enemy. Napster surfaced in 1999. The goal was to allow users to share music files stored on their computers through a process called peer-to-peer

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    Man Vs The Bible

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    Man vs. the Bible In today’s world‚ we are presented with many different thoughts and ideas that contradict the Bible. We can see many of these perspectives in psychology. Several psychologists created their own ideas for understanding why people think and behave the way that they do without consulting the Bible. It is important for us as Christians to be able to compare these ideas to the Bible and decide for ourselves if they agree or oppose each other. Both humans and animals function at a biological

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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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