Christian Vs. Child Of God
What does it mean to be a Christian verses a Child of God, in today’s society? This question also stems from the DB assignment this week. Which is in essence to refute the doctrine of those that in fact teach heresy. Therefore, consider the question asked from this stand point, every human on this planet can claim to be Christian and live under the law of sin, without having a relationship with Christ, however, believing in God. Now that sounds like an oxymoron, but in reality that is exactly what society believes is possible. Living the life of sin they choose and still reside in heaven after death. Failing to release there is more than one death that must be overcome in order to live eternally with God. However, what of the Child of God? A true believer is known as a Child of God today, based on the established life changing relationship that is divinely purchased by the Blood of the Lamb.
The reflecting is not just in works but of Faith this Child has by living the example of Christ. Not in good deeds but in the measure of Faith as a true witness, a vessel in which Christ Jesus can and does use. No longer bond unto slavery in the old man’s nature but alive in the newness of the new creature through Jesus Himself. Christians frequent old establishments, habits, and sinful nature without question or conviction. Remember the ten men with leprosy? How many returned to give praise unto the King? One. Why? Because the stench no longer resided in his…
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Greek and Christian Gods Essay
453 Words | 2 Pagesand Christian Gods Throughout the ages religion has been a very important part of history. It shaped many cultures and allowed us to further understand numerous civilizations. Through art we have been able to interpret the beliefs, and value of each culture. Two of these cultures include the Christians and Greeks. Both which had many similarities and differences in their beliefs and their depiction of God/gods. The concepts of Christianity and the religious concepts of the Greek gods are comparatively…
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THE CHRISTIAN CONCEPT OF GOD Essay
2245 Words | 9 PagesTHE CHRISTIAN CONCEPT OF GOD Christians claim that their concept of God is found in the Bible. Known as classical theism, this view of God has long been considered the orthodox theistic position of the Western world. Though there are numerous divine attributes that we could examine, for our present purposes it is sufficient to say that the God of classical theism is at least (1) personal and incorporeal (without physical parts), (2) the Creator and Sustainer of everything else that exists, (3) omnipotent…
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Christian Vs. Christian Home
862 Words | 4 PagesGrowing up in a Christian home and then slowly departing from that teaching can be difficult for most Christians and more than a struggle for some. Yes, I’m certain that we are all aware that the bible says “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6. I’m not sure if I agree with that anymore. Why? Well, my parents raised me as a Christian. I went to church, not faithfully but I went majority of the time. I was in praise dancing and even…
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Who Is God? : A Christian Child Growing Up With An Awareness Of The Evil
1475 Words | 6 Pagesa catholic child growing up I learned all about God, how he died for our sins and loved all his children. My parents at the same time were always very careful telling me and my young sister to beware of strangers. One day we heard of a young boy named Adam who was kidnapped in Sears and was later found dead. I remembered the whole world was shocked at this and how this could happen to an innocent child. I was confused about this because at the time I thought this couldn’t be right. God wouldn’t let…
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Christian Vs. Non Christian Clients
2547 Words | 11 Pagesfaith in counseling. Reality is centered on God, and is ultimately understood through him. Worldviews that do not allow for the a-natural to be involved in an understanding of psychotherapy may seem antithetical to the Christian faith. However, worldviews such as modernity are appropriate mechanisms for science, and science itself is not a threat to Christianity. Even though its applications and interpretations can seem to rise up at times against Christian belief, this is a question of hermeneutics…
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The Triune God Of Christian Faith
1974 Words | 8 PagesMary Ann Fatula’s The Triune God of Christian Faith provides for the reader the inner life of God as well as insight into the human reality. Fatula’s writing draws the devotional discussion of the Trinity as the present-day effect of the Trinitarian faith is called to support attempts to articulate and live the Trinitarian mystery. The Trinity in a human’s life is the content of our definition of our human meaning and for an infinite gift: love. Each of us has a desire for achieving meaning, for…
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The Debate Of God Vs. Science
746 Words | 3 Pagesexisted. Yet, one’s faith in God still existed. Science and God is a question that still holds mystery to some. The myth of Adam and Eve is the creation of a human-being and when one dies, it is said one will go to Heaven or Hell in Christianty. These myths are imaginary, where science is fact. With science one can actually witness the transformations of the right or wrong doings of many events which we face daily. This leaves me to question how others view the debate of God vs. Science. On October 14…
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Christian Universities Vs Christian Education
1602 Words | 7 PagesChristian colleges and universities offer drastically different educational, social, and spiritual benefits compared to public colleges and universities, and I believe the differences are in favour of Christian higher education. A primary impact being that Christianity can be taught without backlash, as well as the lack of atheistic and other non-Christian beliefs to interfere and challenge the Christian beliefs already instilled in Christian students. Also, rather than having distinct clubs and…
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God of Jews, Christians, and Muslims Vs Epictetus’ God
1755 Words | 8 PagesGod of Jews, Christians, and Muslims Vs Epictetus’ God: One or Two Different Deities? When looking at Epictetus’ work through the Handbook (The Encheiridon) and The Discourses of Epictetus, we find that there can be many interpretations that can be made on Epictetus’ god. One can interpret through these text above that Epictetus’ god is all-powerful, all-good being, answer the prayers of the pious, and watches over people therefore showing his god as a personal god—God is actively involved…
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Christian Thought Vs. Christian View
1195 Words | 5 PagesChristian theologians and leaders have considered the subject of animals in various ways. Mostly as things to be used by humans, no more, no less. According to some theologians animals were to be treated with esteem, but no more respected than the inanimate objects. Animals were viewed as tools and possessions, just like anything else you can buy. However the traditional Christian view has not always been the same. When early theologians considered "nature” they determined that it was a natural…
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