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    Knowing God

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    Running head: KNOWING GOD Knowing God Module 2 Essay Sheila D. White Grand Canyon University HTH 505 April 18‚ 2013 Knowing God: The Doctrine Of Revelation Theology is "the instruction concerning God" or "the deliberation of God."(Grenz‚ 2000‚ p.2) It endeavors to disclose the identity of God‚ the habitation of God‚ and the character‚ origin‚ position and importance of God. Humans commonly acquire information in three ways: through their senses‚ through their logic/reasoning‚ and through

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    Childhood was a time period in my life that had involved countless disillusionments. One of the disillusionments being the existence of Santa Claus‚ which had been set up by my parents. With endless movies based on Santa‚ the media also had been a substantial factor in my belief of this fictional character. With this disillusionment came disappointment when I had come to a realization that Santa is in fact a fictional character. It was Christmas Eve in the city of Vancouver‚ in the year of 2008

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    God and Man

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    happiness in‚ he only found that everything apart from God is meaningless and vain. When he accepted the fact that God has a plan that He is working it out in the author ’s life‚ and that all he needs to do is allow Him to work‚ it was only then that he was able to find true satisfaction and happiness. He then calls the readers to not walk in the same way of meaninglessness as he had‚ but rather to seek God first‚ and reap the benefits of faith in God. The writer of Ecclesiastes is known only as the

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    Oneness of God

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    The Trinity: The Oneness of God Before I try to explain an infinite God with my finite brain‚ I will bring this verse to mind: Proverbs 3:5-7 states‚ ’’Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him‚ and he will make your paths straight. Do not be wise in your own eyes; fear the Lord and shun evil." So‚ with this in mind‚ I will attempt to explain the Trinity. The best way to explain the Trinity is not with a statement‚ but with a

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    Is God Real?

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    When it comes to God the probability is infinite. No one knows what he or she is able of doing. Staying with that mindset there could be more than one God that exists among us. Who’s to say that only one being controls our universe? To see and hear everything surely could take more than one immortal. We don’t know for a fact‚ therefore all we can do is guess. God in reality is everything we touch‚ smell‚ eat‚ or hear. God is anything and everything‚ the great and mighty. We can argue the fact that

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    Jesse struggles with the argument about alien existence because he sort of believes in them‚ but doesn’t want to seem scared by the idea in front of his friends. The place they are going to is known for alien activity. It is clear that Jesse is scared and doesn’t want to be there‚ because he did not sleep for a week after watching the movie‚ he asked his friends if they were scared‚ and he said that if it was up to him he wouldn’t have chosen to go on this field trip. Jesse has two friends that are

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    He doubted everything‚ including his own existence‚ and that doubt itself is the only certainty. Accordingly‚ he assumed that his thoughts were the only thing not to be doubted. The answer to his existence was his cogito argument‚ “I think‚ therefore I am”; ‘cogito ergo sum’. This means that the existence of a thinking substance is necessary in order to do the thinking‚ and in order to think one must therefore exist. Descartes argues for the existence of the soul which does the thinking‚ as once

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    God and Nature

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    God and Nature Andrea Lara History of Religions Prof. Willis There is a sense in which every Christian is a "creationist‚" for every Christian believes that he or she lives in a universe that is a creation‚ and that the Source of creation is the God who is revealed in the Bible as "maker of heaven and earth." This is true‚ whether the Christian is a young-earth creationist‚ or an old earth creationist. While these various creationists may strongly disagree among themselves

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    Shakespeare‚ explores the ideas of individual reasoning of existence. Several characters in the play have their own rationale as to why they live and why they think it is worth it. The play demonstrates themes of existence‚ revenge and power. The characters’ ideas about life and death develop more and become more prominent towards the end of the play. Hamlet‚ whose father has passed away‚ continues to contemplate life and the reason for his existence. His mother‚ Gertrude‚ greatly contrasts with Hamlet’s

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    values often times are more likely to accept individuals of the same kind. Whether it is the difference between race‚ religion‚ or even political views‚ to tell an individual to accept everyone for their differences is merely impossible. Thus‚ the existence of dichotomy will always be. People tend to choose their accepted social counterparts based on what they have in common with one another. For example‚ the Burmese villagers in‚ “Shooting an Elephant” viewed the foreigner as an outsider because

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