… home. My parents took us to church three times a week, had family devotionals, prayed before every meal, and set impeccable examples for us four children to observe and follow. They taught us about God, and through them I learned about His grace, forgive…

… gods love it because it is holy? The first thing to do is explain the question. Then, we will look into the options involved with this question. Next, we must explain the implications of these options. What is this question asking? The first…

… Americans “the best-known story of creation is that reported in the biblical book of Genesis” (Powell). While most have heard of the Greek Gods, such as Zeus and Aphrodite, most do not know of the creation story behind them. Hesiod’s Theogony is the…

… a very original one, but we were supposed to talk about something that fires us up. Well, this does more than that for me. I’ve grown up in a Christian home my whole life, my dad being a minister. So I feel that I have a pretty background for an argum…

… is created FOR the man 2) Genesis 3:16 Her longing and desires are FOR the man 3) 1 Corinthians 7:34 Her concern is FOR pleasing the man Her creative makeup is rooted in her desire to please her husband. Her thoughts and actions are focused on…

… Has about 14,5 million adherents in the region. Christianity started as a Messianic orientation in Judaism, which in this encyclopaedia is called Jesus-Judaism. It was first around 100 that the breach between Jesus-Jews and Jews who did not accept…

… Joseph Fletcher as a result of his assessment of Legalism and Antinomianism. Legalism is the idea that there are fixed moral laws which are to be obeyed at all times. Antinomianism is the idea that there are no fixed moral principles but that…

… of the world. Although there are many different sects in the Jewish religion, the Orthodox are the most influential in determining norms of the society. This can be seen in number of ways. First, because of the religious observance of Kashrut,…

… can really explain to people about the Kingdom of God. This parable teaches people that they should be like the good soil, on which the seed fell. Because when you have a great heart and soul, you can receive the seed, or receive God’s Kingdom.…

… Christ in the Gospels, none so accurately reflect his distinctive expression as do the more than forty parables that the evangelists attribute to him. Indeed, for theologians as much as for Christians in general, no other passages seem to so perfectly…