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    Irony in ‘A Gospel according to Mark’ How would you feel accepting somebody into your family and allowing them to preach to you when they are not a religious believer themselves? As we learn more in Jorge Luis Borges story ‘The Gospel according to Mark’ we find a unique message that there exists some greater power in the universe that punishes those that do preach what they do not believe. Borges uses irony in a setting to realize the importance of knowing what you teach and the potential‚ yet

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    the authenticity of Luke’s Gospel. Though questions remain as to Luke’s true feelings towards women‚ his language implicitly forwards the notion that women are/were not equal to Jesus. Her task‚ as a Feminist scholar‚ is to decode the text‚ and enlighten readers to the sometimes subliminal motifs of womanly subversion present within Luke’s text. Reid’s Luke: The Gospel for Women points out that though the Gospel of Luke has been‚ by some scholars‚ designated as “The” Gospel for women‚ a closer examination

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    King Jesus Gospel Book Reflection Caley Mays Melody Harper GLST 220-001 16 September 2014 King Jesus Gospel Book Reflection My understanding of the gospel prior to this class was that God sent his only son to earth so that we may be forgiven of our sins. The gospel to me was also about Jesus’ life‚ death and resurrection. As I was growing up I also learned about the great commission. While I learned about the great commission I realized all Christians are required to go out and take

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    Summary The wholesome perception and comprehension of the biblical gospel have been brought into a detailed and all intriguing lime-light by one Scot McKnight‚ a former‚ revered North Park University professor‚ and distinguished theologian. At best‚ Scot McKnight discusses how the essence of the gospel has been shrunk in meaning and substance‚ to only make a reflection of the death of Jesus Christ‚ and hence the supplications made in agreement of the same. On his part‚ however‚ McKnight creates

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    dismiss The Shawshank Redemption as Son of Cool Hand Luke. So it is‚ but it’s more than that. Frank Darabont’s adaptation of a Stephen King novella seems to respond to the old Paul Newman movie‚ amend it‚ complete it. A well-bred young banker is sent to serve a life term in Shawshank prison in Maine after being unjustly convicted of the murder of his wife and her lover. Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) seems to be a pragmatic version of Cool Hand Luke. Whereas Luke’s only agenda was to run away from the

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    ‘Lady‚ ye schal be the modyr of God.’(Windeatt 75-76).” In this passage‚ we have a Virgin Mary‚ whose future role as ‘Mother of God’ is prophesied by her servant Margery Kempe. Yet‚ the Gospel says that‚ the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she is going to “conceive” and “bring forth ... the Son of the Highest” (Luke 1: 31-32). What is interesting in Kempe’ s account here is that the perspective is slightly shifted: instead of focusing on Jesus‚ the son of God that is to be born of Mary‚ Kempe (Mary’s

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    Benchmark Assignment: Gospel Essentials Within the Christian worldview‚ there are essential elements that are reflected upon the Christian faith. The Christian worldview put ultimate value and worth on God‚ as He is the creator of all things. With that‚ the Christian worldview puts anything before God (DiVincenzo‚ 2015)). The followers of God were supposed to live their lives according to wisdom under God’s kingly reign (DiVincenzo‚ 2015). The Christian worldview does come from faith and belief‚

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    “The King Jesus Gospel” that the true meaning of the gospel has become distorted by a culture that is focused on salvation rather than the gospel itself. Throughout the book‚ McKnight points out the discrepancy between a culture that is focused on salvation‚ and one that is focused on what McKnight defines as the true meaning of the gospel. McKnight defines the gospel as “the saving Story of Jesus completing Israel’s Story. . .” and argues that Jesus himself preached this gospel by placing himself

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    “what is the gospel?” • We might think the gospel is a simple thing but I is more complex than we generally think and we have to nail down what the gospel is before we can talk about social topics as Christians. • McKnight offers three exhibits to why we need to seek out what the gospel is from scripture with fresh eyes. • First: The word gospel has become about a personal relationship with Jesus but we have no clue why he is called the Messiah or why that matters. • Second: The gospel has been reduced

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    The social gospel movement was a reform movement that was emerged among Protestant Christians to improve the economic‚ moral and social conditions of the urban working class. One prominent leader of the social gospel movement was a New York City pastor and theologian called Walter Rauschenbusch. Protestant leaders followed Rauschenbusch’s idea that social problems were actually just moral problems on a large scale‚ and they were convinced that many social issues could be cured by what they called

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