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    First Corinthians 2:14 explains‚ “the natural person does not accept the things of the Spirit of God‚ for they are folly to him‚ and he is not able to understand them because they are spiritually discerned” (ESV). He reveals himself through the Trinity;

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    Christianity. Charles Russell founded this movement in Pennsylvania as a Bible Study group in 1872. He had difficulty accepting the idea of hell and therefore came to deny its existence and from then on attacked core elements of Christianity such as the Trinity using his personal interpretations

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    described as a branch of Christianity because both religions have Jesus as a central figure. Despite this misconception‚ Mormonism and Christianity have major differences in their historical backgrounds‚ key writings‚ definitions of God‚ Jesus‚ and the Holy Spirit‚ beliefs about salvation and what happens after death‚ among other differences. Therefore‚ Mormonism is a religion on its own and is not a branch of Christianity because of the multitude of disparities between them.             One key difference

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    1. The Holy Land is an important site for all three monotheistic faiths because it represents them all even if they have slightly different beliefs. For example‚ the Jewish have the Wailing Wall‚ the Christian have Holy Sepulcher and the Muslims have the Dome of the Rock. Each of these specific cities throughout Jerusalem hold special importance through there religion. For Judaism the Temple Mount and Cave of the Patriarchs symbolize there religion. As for Christianity‚ the Church of Holy Sepulcher

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    life is so meager that many investigators believe he had never lived”‚ this is really not that smart to say as investigators because if Jesus had never lived than why were many people after him and symbolized him as the son of god‚ and as part of the holy spirit‚ if he had never existed why are so many individuals drawn to him in every religion such has Islam‚ Judaism and Christianity. The biographical details of Jesus’ life are very minimal. Huston Smith summarizes that he was a charismatic wonder-worker

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    TOWARDS A THEOLOGY OF THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES Introduction Colin E. Gunton was a British systematic theologian born in England. He is one of the many theologians who have had meaningful influences in the field of doctrine concerning the Creation and Trinity. He spent years as the Professor of Christian Doctrine at King’s College London and he is the co-founder of the Research Institute for Systematic Theology at this same college. Though his untimely death in May of 2003 has left a void in Christendom

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    1) What are the characteristics of Late Gothic painting‚ as represented by Duccio‚ Cimabue‚ and Giotto? Describe at least 3 works‚ including artist‚ approximate dates‚ subject‚ medium‚ style‚ location‚ etc. In what ways was Giotto groundbreaking? Late Gothic painting is best characterized by a movement away from the Byzantine style‚ including a use of depth and a focus on Naturalism‚ or a use of subjects that were not based in the spiritual world. Widely regarded as one of the forefathers of

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    Superstitions Mahmoud Hesham 28-12803 T-61 General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience of the many different superstitions believed around the World Central Idea: Nearly all people‚ in nearly all times‚ have held‚ irrational beliefs concerning methods of warding off ill or bringing good‚ foretelling the future‚ and healing and preventing sickness and accidents. INTRODUCTION I. Attention Material. A. Picture (

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    Orthodox Christians view each day as sacred and honor at least one sacred event or saint every day of the year. Some events are observed annually. These events or major feast days are the Nativity of the Theotokos (September 8th)‚ Exaltation of the Holy Cross (September 14th)‚ Presentation of the Theotokos in the Temple (November 21st)‚ Christmas or Nativity of Jesus Christ (December 25th)‚ Epiphany or Baptism of Christ (January 6th)‚ Presentation of Christ in the Temple (February 2nd)‚ Annunciation

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    similar both historically and theologically. Since Judaism is considered the parent religion of Christianity‚ they share a Bible‚ religious practices‚ morals‚ holy sites‚ and religious practices. Christianity is founded in Judaism and these two religions share part of the same Bible‚ the Old Testament‚ and believe that Jerusalem is a holy city (van Voorst‚ 2013). This Bible states that God is the Creator of the universe and all things‚ and that God is omniscient. Within the Bible is a code of morals

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