Interview With God Research Paper

For this paper I decided to sit down with my childhood friend from my St. Thomas More Catholic School days. Katarina and I have known each other since we were 5 years old. I remember attending church with her family on Sunday morning, spending the night at her house, occasionally attending her family's BBQ's on Easter Sunday, and inviting her to all my birthday parties at Chuck E Cheese. Though we lost touch after high school we found each other again thanks to social media. We are both from Hispanic Catholic families so it was always assumed that we would grow up to be Catholic too. To my surprise I found that on Katie's social media page under religious views it did not say Catholic as I expected but rather Wicca. Turns out Katie decided that the Catholic faith wasn't for her and opted instead to convert to Wicca.

There are many people who are unaware of the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount, the differences and similarities they share. I will present the information for both. The information presented with give insight on what they contain and who was responsible for the teachings. The 10 Commandments were given to Moses by God to teach the people. The Sermon on the Mount was spoken word by Jesus, given to his disciples. God was not seen when giving the commandments to the people, whereas, Jesus was seen by the people and performed miracles. With these two differences we see the changes over the years since the first set of commandments were given. The 10 commandments were seen as way to teach people the things that should not be done. The Sermon

God gives us numerous blessings throughout our lives. It is our duty to appreciate these blessings and be appreciative towards them. One of the many blessings he bestows upon us is the gift of His chesed. By studying this gift closely, I have learned about the meaning of chesed, stories demonstrating God's chesed, what these stories teach us about God's commitment to us, and how his chesed has impacted my life.

The spiritual aspect of the individual is essential because it is the foundation, on which people make decisions that influence not only the way they live, but the way they perceive their health. All aspects of a person's spiritual perspective are critical and in order to holistically, take care for our patients, it is indispensable to incorporate it, as part of our plan of care. This approach will definitely help to improve outcome and enable patients to live a better-quality life.

I became a Christian in May 2005. I was blessed to grow up in a family that is highly involved in church. Prior to my conversion, I had noticed how I could not partake of communion; this led me to begin asking questions about salvation and the Gospel. I was blessed at a young age that God revealed enough basics to draw me to him. In May 2005 I realized that I was a sinner, and I could not make a pathway to God on my own; I knew that truly believing Jesus dying on the cross to take my place and rising on the third day and confessing he is Lord and that I needed to repent of my sins was the only chance to have a relationship with him. After this realization, my parents and I got in touch with our Pastor at the time – Rev. Junior Corn to schedule

He is greater than the greatest of all. Comparing God to the gods or anyone, only shows our level how ignoramus we are, and the shallowness of our understanding of Him. God passes all. He is supreme and sovereign. Like Sennacherib, there are situations and circumstances that belittle God in our lives. They try to make us see God as minute, incapacitated, insignificant, powerless, frail, etc. Take tutorial from Hezekiah and deal with those taunting cases, like Sennacherib was dealt with (2 Kgs 19:35-37). More importantly, report them directly to God who has the best punitive measure. Do not subscribe to people, situation that make jest of your God.

Throughout the beginning of my entire adolescent life, I was forced, by my parents, to wake up and attend church every Sunday. I never really understood why I had to wake up every single Sunday and forfeit the day to Christ. When I transitioned from grade school to high school, I wasn’t forced to go to church anymore, and my relationship with god got weakened. At that time, I didn’t really know what to believe. All that changed about six months ago, when I was about halfway through my senior year. I had a few friends who really liked to challenge Christianity from a scientific standpoint, and at that time god gave me his first mission. On my way home from visiting with my friends, I wept the entire ride home, begging for god to help me in the situation.In that car I felt god’s presence, and instantly knew that he wanted me to try and convert my two friends.

Heavenly Father watch over and protect my husband. Help him to become the man, father and husband you created him to be. Help him to be kind, gentle, loving, always edifying those he loves. Help him to have keen discernment about the people around him. Give him strength and courage for all situations that he faces in life. Give him a peace that surpasses all understanding. Help him to always walk in truth. Anoint him to walk in righteousness all the days of his life. Give him a vision for his family and marriage. These things I ask in Jesus name.

For my Religious Experience Paper I decided to discuss similarities and differences with a neighbor of mine. Her name is Ruby and she is a practicing religious person. Our children play together all the time and she is one of the few people I trust with them. She has encouraged me to keep going and is extremely supportive. Her childhood was very traditional. Her dad worked and took care of everything exterior to the home including garbage, mowing, tree trimming, etc. Her mom stayed home and had a daily schedule of what she took care of (laundry, folding clothes, dusting, vacuuming, etc.). She made dinner every night except Friday and Saturday nights when they would go out to eat. Her parents have been together since her mom was 14 and her dad

I was born into a Baptist household by two loving parents, an older brother, and many younger siblings to come. I have been told I attended church willingly and faithfully since before I could comprehend my own faith. At age 5 I began to ask my parents questions about everything; I was curious. Being such a curious child, all I wanted was to ask a question that she didn’t know the answer to. When I happened upon the topic of church, my mom seemed to have all the right answers. Accepting the challenge at hand, I moved on to more difficult questions about religion. I finally got to the abstract question that got her thinking. I started to ask her about her faith, quite pleased with myself, when I realized I wanted to strengthen

Ever since I was born, I have been informed about Heavenly Father, whether this was at church or home. Church is three hours, and home is a lot longer. My parents are the finest of teachers. Once, Dad taught me something that quickly became our family motto. He said, “If you choose the right, you will be happy; if you choose the wrong, you will be sad every

A persons ancestors were seen as friendly powers in a world were there was danger. The deceased person’s possessions were left to their children. Pharaohs ordered armies of servants to build temples filled with priests in charge of offerings and setting up police incase of the tomb being robbed. On the festive of the gods their idols were taken out of their sanctuaries, put on boats and rode to a near-by temple.

I did not know much about how leadership relates to spirituality before Pastor Brian Beckstrom talked to our class about it. To help me understand how they are connected, we did an activity and learned about how we can show leadership through spirituality. I realized that there are many simple ways to show spiritual leadership. One way is by reflecting, which is a huge part of spiritual leadership.

I had two best friends that I was with sometimes I spent more time with them then my family. These new best friends had no interest in Young Life or even God. I had no desire to not have a relationship with God but I remember in prayer one night I ended it with, “I’m sorry, goodbye.”. That was my last prayer for a long time not counting the numerous “God, I know we haven’t talked in awhile just help me please!”. Hearing their views every day and spending more time with the families of my friends rather than my own I started listening to their thoughts and plans for the future. I had changed every view I had in the past along with all of my goals. Always being my strongest passion, art, was what I wanted to go to school for. My views had changed so much that by the end of the semester I wanted to go to Auburn to be a vet. (Don’t get me wrong now AU has always been my dream school but have you seen their tuition fees?) When summer came along I dropped my phone in a pool the very first day. (I think God meant for me to drop it in there.) Since that phone was dead, I was cut off from my friends because I could had no way to reach them. Not a single person reached out to me over the summer, so I stayed home and worked on myself and my

Studies of Jesus primarily focus on the duality of Jesus and how he is able to be both human and divine at once. This subject was disputed at the Council of Chalcedon in the year 451 between the